The Georgia Bulldogs are the SEC’s biggest recruiting winner from early May. Georgia recently landed a commitment from five-star quarterback recruit Jared Curtis, who is the No. 2 recruit in the nation.
It is still very early in the class of 2026 recruiting cycle, but recruiting trends across the SEC are starting to form. The LSU Tigers still have the top SEC football recruiting class. There’s a long way to go and many of the recruiting rankings are weighed toward what teams have more commitments.
No SEC team has more commitments than Arkansas, who has 15. However, Arkansas has he lowest ranked average commitment of any team in the conference, so fans should expect for he Razorbacks to drop in the SEC recruiting rankings over time.
SEC football recruiting rankings
- LSU Tigers (10 commits, No. 6 national ranking)
- Texas A&M Aggies (11 commits, No. 7 national ranking)
- Arkansas Razorbacks (15 commits, No. 13 national ranking)
- Georgia Bulldogs (eight commits, No. 17 national ranking)
- Auburn Tigers (seven commits, No. 24 national ranking)
- Tennessee Volunteers (seven commits, No. 25 national ranking)
- Ole Miss Rebels (seven commits, No. 29 national ranking)
- Mississippi State Bulldogs (eight commits, No. 30 national ranking)
- Alabama Crimson Tide (five commits, No. 34 national ranking)
- Vanderbilt Commodores (six commits, No. 39 national ranking)
- South Carolina Gamecocks (five commits, No. 41 national ranking)
- Texas Longhorns (five commits, No. 42 national ranking)
- Oklahoma Sooners (four commits, No. 53 national ranking)
- Missouri Tigers (three commits, No. 64 national ranking)
- Florida Gators (one commit, No. 82 national ranking)
- Kentucky Wildcats (one commit, No. 83 national ranking)
All recruiting rankings are per 247Sports.
This article originally appeared on UGA Wire: Where is Georgia football in the SEC recruiting rankings