2017 NCAA men's basketball recruiting class rankings

[Myvue]

Iowa is 32nd

I haven't seen this link before so don't know if that is about normal on the national scene. Of course some years teams don't have as many graduates thus not signing as many new players.

http://insider.espn.com/college-spo...ankings/rank?rank=30&class=2017&date=20161110

 

[Steve Waite]

I haven't been paying attention to class rankings, but I would assume if Connor signed (top 100
player) Iowa would be a top 20-25 class.

 

[skallday]

I haven't been paying attention to class rankings, but I would assume if Connor signed (top 100
player) Iowa would be a top 20-25 class.

It looks like Connor is already included in those ESPN rankings. And while Nunge is also included, he's not given a star rating by ESPN, so that could possibly be holding us back. That being said, (and with the caveat that I obviously don't know the ins and outs of every other team's recruiting) being in the 25-35 range seems fair enough.

 

[DanL53]

It won't stay there as there at plenty of top ranked players to go around. But Iowa does tend to see their guys actually show up and play after committing.