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Message: [QUOTE="oldhusky, post: 4410002, member: 9844"] It is a very solid class, as it stands now, but since there are still quite a few undecided top ranked players that have not declared. I could see at least three other schools capable of making a case for the top couple of spots if things go their way. Stanford is still in the hunt for a couple of top recruits. What they have done thus far wouldn't get them near the top, but they are short list for Watkins as well as I think Hildago. If they got both you could make a case for them. Similarly South Carolina is still in the Watkins sweepstakes plus several others. Watkins plus another might elevate them near the top. Finally Uconn has a pretty good starting point and although they are apparently not a contender for any more top 20 US recruits, they appear to be a distinct possibility for a top ranked foreign prospect in El Alfy from Egypt, who might have been a top 5 prospect if she was in the states. As long as Stanford and South Carolina could still land two top prospects and Uconn already with a pretty highly regarded class still pursuing a foreign star, there is too much still unknown to conclude the top class rankings are down to two teams IMO. [/QUOTE]