After the High School All-American Games in 2022, the top ten recruiting classes will be ranked.

Following the conclusion of last week's Under Armour All-American Game and Saturday's All-American Bowl, the country was treated to yet another proving ground for the nation's top incoming prospects, as well as another milestone on the road to late-period national signing day.

Despite the fact that there were far fewer top-tier prospects available before the early signing period began, there were still plenty of them.
Some of these moves shifted the top of B/rankings R's from earlier in the signing process. Of course, there are still a few more twists and turns to come until February.


There are still legitimate program-changers looking for homes this year, and while more eyes are on the transfer site at this time of year, high school prospects might still provide plenty of headlines.
While nothing changed at the top of the list, a few decisions led numerous teams' ranks to flip-flop after the all-star game. Let's look at the top classes in more detail.

Sooners, Oklahoma

Jovantae Barnes, Kobie McKinzie, Nick Evers, Jake Taylor, Jacob Sexton, Nicholas Anderson, Kip Lewis, Robert Spears-Jennings, Kaden Helms, Jayden Rowe, Gentry Williams, Jaren KanakGavin Sawchuck, Jayden Gibson.

Wolverines, Michigan

Zeke Berry, Jimmy Rolder, Kody Jones, Colston Loveland, Mason Graham, Kevonte Henry , Derrick Moore, Keon Sabb, Tyler Morris, Darrius Clemons.

Tar Heels, North Carolina

Beau Atkinson, Andre Greene Jr., George Pettaway, Sebastian Cheeks, Omarion Hampton, Tychaun Chapman, Tayon Holloway, Malaki Hamrick, Marcus Allen, Travis Shaw, Zach Rice.

Fighting Irish, Notre Dame

Tobias Merriweather, Aamil Wagner, Ty Chan, Tyson Ford, Niuafe Tuihalamaka, Joey Tanona, Billy Schrauth, Eli Raridon, Jardarian Price, Jaden Mickey, Aidan Gobaira, Steve Angeli, Nolan Ziegler, Holden Staes, Benjamin Morrison, Jaylen Sneed, Joshua Burnham.

Nittany Lions, Penn State

Drew Allar, Nicholas Singleton, Kaden Saunders, Dani Dennis-Sutton, Drew Shelton, Kaytron Allen, Mehki Flowers, Anthony Ivey, Cristian Driver, Jerry Cross, Ken Talley, Cam Miller, Zane Durant, JB Nelson, KJ Winston.

Longhorns, The Texas

Kelvin Banks, Terrance Brooks, Brenen Thompson, Bryan Allen Jr., Jaray Bledsoe, J'mond Tapp, Larry Turner-Gooden, Justice Finkley, Neto Umeozulu, Jaylon Guilbeau, Maalik Murphy, Jaydon Blue, Austin Jordan, Kristopher Ross, Malik Agbo, Derrick Brown, Cole Hutson, Aaron Bryant, Zac Swanson.

Buckeyes, Ohio State

C.J. Hicks, Sonny Styles, Omari Abor, Hero Kanu, Devin Brown, Gabe Powers, Caleb Burton, Kenyatta Jackson, Kaleb Brown, Caden Curry, Kyion Grayes, Tegra Tshabola, Kojo Antwi, Jyaire Brown, Dallan Hayden, George Fitzpatrick, Ryan Turner, Kye Stokes, Carson Hinzman.

Crimson Tide, Alabama

Ty Simpson, Jeremiah Alexander, Emmanuel Henderson, hawn Murphy, Shazz Preston, Tyler Booker, Elijah Pritchett, Jaheim Oatis, Khurtiss Perry, Jihaad Campbell, Isaiah Bond, Kendrick Law, Aaron Anderson, Jamarion Miller, Earl Little Jr., Trequon Fegans, Kobe Prentice, Antonio Kite, Amari Niblack, Isaiah Hastings, Elijah Brown, Water Bob.

Bulldogs, Georgia

Malaki Starks, Jaheim Singletary, Marvin Jones Jr., Mykel Williams, Daylen Everette, Earnest Greene, Jalon Walker, Bear Alexander, Branson Robinson, Gunner Stockton, Oscar Delp, Julian Humphrey, C.J. Washington, Chandler Smith, De'Nylon Morrissette, JaCorey Thomas, Carlton Madden, Aliou Bah, Jordan James, Darris Smith.

Aggies, Texas A&M

Walter Nolen, Evan Stewart, Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy, Denver Harris, Conner Weigman, Harold Perkins, Enai White, Anthony Lucas, Bryce Anderson, Chris Marshall, Malick Sylla, Deyon Bouie, PJ Williams, Jake Johnson, Le'Veon Moss, Kam Dewberry, Marquis Groves-Killebrew, Donovan Green, Bobby Taylor, Martrell Harris, Hunter Erb, Theodor Melin Ohrstrom, Noah Thomas, Jarred Kerr, Ish Harris.