MaxPreps Class of 2013 college football team recruiting rankings

Michigan now boasts the nation's No. 1 class, with a stockpile of talent.

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Apr 20, 2012, 12:00am

R.J. Prince, firm in his commitment to North Carolina, has been trying to lure other recruits to Chapel Hill.
R.J. Prince, firm in his commitment to North Carolina, has been trying to lure other recruits to Chapel Hill.
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14. North Carolina
Number of verbal commitments: 9
Key recruit: R.J. Prince
Still on the board: Peter Kalambayi
Next year's name to know: Jonathan Lloyd
Freshman to follow: Lee Autry
Comment: With plenty of in-state players still to be had, North Carolina is off to an impressive start with Prince, Brian Walker and Khris Francis. Ryan Switzer, one of the top players from West Virginia in recent years, is a nice addition. Without landing a few premier players, this class may get surpassed once other top programs start filling up their spots. That places an even greater premium on the likes of Kalambayi.

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