Recruiting didn't end on national signing day. It immediately began anew for 2011.
Eleven ACC teams already have at least one commitment. Florida State with 11 commitments, including eight from the ESPNU 150 watch list
, is a fast starter, though it just lost one on Thursday.
Boston College seems to be taking its time. But, hey, it's not how you start the recruiting race, right?
Your home base for updates is here.
The list below obviously doesn't include a lot of specific information. Instead, it should operate as a guide so you can bookmark your favorite team and check on its progress.
You also can bookmark a team you dislike and heckle its class, if you so desire.
Boston College
Eleven ACC teams already have at least one commitment. Florida State with 11 commitments, including eight from the ESPNU 150 watch list
, is a fast starter, though it just lost one on Thursday.
Boston College seems to be taking its time. But, hey, it's not how you start the recruiting race, right?
Your home base for updates is here.
The list below obviously doesn't include a lot of specific information. Instead, it should operate as a guide so you can bookmark your favorite team and check on its progress.
You also can bookmark a team you dislike and heckle its class, if you so desire.
Boston College
- No commitments
- Six commitments, including one from the ESPNU 150 watch list.
- Six commitments, including one from the ESPNU 150 watch list
- 11 commitments, including eight from the ESPNU 150 watch list.
- Two commitments.
- Three commitments.
- Two commitments, including two -- here and here -- from the ESPNU 150 watch list.
- Four commitments, including two -- here and here -- from the ESPNU 150 watch list.
- One commitment.
- Three commitments, including one from the ESPNU 150 watch list
- One commitment, who is on the ESPNU 150 watch list.
- Two commitments.
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