MaxPreps Class of 2013 college football team recruiting rankings

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

Thumbnail image of this articles writer: Stephen Spiewak
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Apr 20, 2012, 12:00am

Cam Burrows was a key in-state player that Urban Meyer succeeded at keeping home.
Cam Burrows was a key in-state player that Urban Meyer succeeded at keeping home.
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6. Ohio State
Number of verbal commitments: 10
Key recruit: Jalin Marshall
Still on the board: Jaylon Smith
Next year's name to know: Jimmy Byrne
Freshman to follow: Devin Williams
Comment: With Urban Meyer at the helm, Ohio State continues to be more dedicated to recruiting nationally, as evidenced by commitments from New Jersey's Eli Woodard and California's Marcus Baugh. The Buckeyes also recently landed Ezekiel Elliott, a big back from Missouri. They have plenty of opportunity to improve defensively, with Joey Bosa and Alex Anzalone remaining top targets. With four Top 100 recruits already committed, Ohio State is poised for a strong finish.

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