[CardInDSM]

If TT can reel in Babalola and Petty —and he's currently the odds-on favorite to do so— we're not just gonna be talking about a top 3 ACC recruiting class. We're going to be talking about a top 10 class nationally.

Wouldn't be top 10 (maybe top 20) by end of cycle, but would still be awesome of course.

Your post piqued my interest on what the "floor" would be for a class with two 5-star commits. And you're pretty spot on, but maybe slightly underselling where we would be. Over the past 10 years having two 5-star guys is a pretty good guarantee of a top 15 class and very solid shot for a top 10 class. But there are a couple of aberrations where you'll see a #20 - #22 finish.  

Speaking of aberrations, Stanford's 2017 class with three different 5-stars finished really "low" at #14 overall. But only 14 total players committed in that class.

[CardInDSM]

If TT can reel in Babalola and Petty —and he's currently the odds-on favorite to do so— we're not just gonna be talking about a top 3 ACC recruiting class. We're going to be talking about a top 10 class nationally.

Wouldn't be top 10 (maybe top 20) by end of cycle, but would still be awesome of course.

Your post piqued my interest on what the "floor" would be for a class with two 5-star commits. And you're pretty spot on, but maybe slightly underselling where we would be. Over the past 10 years having two 5-star guys is a pretty good guarantee of a top 15 class and very solid shot for a top 10 class. But there are a couple of aberrations where you'll see a #20 - #22 finish.  

Speaking of aberrations, Stanford's 2017 class with three different 5-stars finished really "low" at #14 overall. But only 14 total players committed in that class.