Updated Class of 2013 team recruiting rankings

11. Auburn
Number of verbal commitments: 9
Key recruit: Dee Liner
Still on the board: Jordan Wilkins
Next year's name to know: Racean Thomas
2015 recruit to follow: Demetrice Vaughn
For serious recruitniks only (2016): Darius Whitfield
Although Auburn just landed its future quarterback in Jeremy Johnson, this class is much deeper on defense. Gaining a commitment from Wilkins would certainly provide an offensive boost.

12. Penn State
Number of verbal commitments: 8
Key recruit: Adam Breneman
Still on the board: Robert Foster
Next year's name to know: Chandler Kincade
2015 recruit to follow: Alex Paulina
For serious recruitniks only (2016): Jordan Fuller
A hot start has given way to a tepid spring, as the Nittany Lions haven't landed a recruit since April. However, it is quality over quantity right now. Even with eight recruits, this team is well ahead of last year's pace.

13. Miami
Number of verbal commitments: 6
Key recruit: Alex Collins
Still on the board: Matthew Thomas
Next year's name to know: Sony Michel
2015 recruit to follow: Tim Irvin
For serious recruitniks only (2016): Jordan Woods
Al Golden has his quarterback in Kevin Olsen. Now can he land some receivers and offensive linemen to support his prized signal-caller?

14. South Carolina
Number of verbal commitments: 11
Key recruit: D.J. Park
Still on the board: Larenz Bryant
Next year's name to know: Braden Smith
2015 recruit to follow: Kelly Bryant
For serious recruitniks only (2016): Elijah Deveaux
There's no Jadeveon Clowney or Marcus Lattimore in the Palmetto State this season, but the Gamecocks have still done a good job in the Carolinas. They have also proven to be way ahead on the Class of 2014, becoming the first to offer Jabrill Peppers and one of the first to offer Braden Smith.

15. Virginia Tech
Number of verbal commitment: 11
Key recruit: Bucky Hodges
Still on the board: Kendall Fuller
Next year's name to know: Da'Shawn Hand
2015 recruit to follow: Deshawn McClease
For serious recruitniks only (2016): Ellison Jordan
In Hodges and Carlis Parker, the Hokies have an unusually talented quarterback duo. Fans are already looking ahead to a loaded in-state Class of 2014, which could yield incredible returns for Virginia Tech.