Top 20 college football recruiting classes

11. Florida
Number of commitments: 16
Biggest grab: Jeff Driskel
Sleeper: Valdez Showers
One that got away:Mike Bellamy
Early impact: Mike Blakely
Analysis: This class is not ripe with star recruits, as Gator fans have become accustomed to, but it's certainly not hurting for talent either. If Blakely is healthy, expect him to contribute at running back. He's too talented not to make a quick impact. With Connecticut offensive lineman Thomas Jordan, Florida continues its recent history of snatching recruits from the Constitution State. With some new faces on staff, Will Muschamp has done a good job retaining most of Urban Meyer's recruits and should do well moving forward.

12. California
Number of commitments: 17
Biggest grab: Brendon Bigelow
Sleeper: Jason Gibson
One that got away: George Atkinson
Early impact: Viliami Moala
Analysis: At 19, this Cal class certainly seems underrated. After all, it's teeming with firepower on both sides of the ball. Bigelow battled injuries, but if healthy, will flourish in Cal's offense. Daniel Lasco, a four-year starter for Texas 5A-power The Woodlands, adds depth at the position. The Golden Bears' assembly of defensive linemen, with Moala, Todd Barr, Mustafa Jalil, and Brennan Scarlett, could be the country's best. Gibson, often overshadowed by teammates George Farmer and Marqise Lee, can likely add to the defensive line or play with his hand off the ground.

13. Oregon
Number of commitments: 21
Biggest grab: Colt Lyerla
Sleeper: Tyson Coleman
One that got away: Johnny Manziel
Early impact: Tacoi Sumler
Analysis: There's certainly a good deal for Ducks fans to like about this class. Not only did Chip Kelly mine Oregon for local talent, but he also landed significant recruits from across the country, namely Sumler, fellow Florida product Jerrard Randall, and Texas linebacker Anthony Wallace. Oregon could still use a defensive back or two to help a defense that ranked fifth in passing yards allowed in the Pac-10.

14. Virginia
Number of commitments: 24
Biggest grab: Demetrious Nicholson
Sleeper: Rob Burns
One that got away: Travis Hughes
Early impact: Vincent Croce
Analysis: Mike London has Virginia fans excited. He has heavily tapped into the Washington, D.C. and Virginia Beach areas, delivering a recruiting class that will bring lofty expectations. With Nicholson and Brandon Phelps, the Cavaliers are getting a pair of excellent cornerbacks. Jay Whitmire and Daquan Romero were great pick ups on the offensive and defensive lines, respectively.

15. Stanford
Number of commitments: 20
Biggest grab: Wayne Lyons
Sleeper: Kevin Hogan
One that got away: Garrett Gladd
Early impact: Amir Carlisle
Analysis: This is the most uncertain class in the Top 20. Stanford typically has a high attrition rate due to its academic standards, but the departure of Jim Harbaugh compounds the situation. Currently, the Cardinal has a solid class, particularly on defense with Lyons, James Vaughters, and Anthony Sarao. Carlisle, a speedy back with excellent balance, could push for reps right away, especially on special teams. It's unlikely that Stanford adds any big recruits before National Signing Say, but it could certainly lose some.