2007 Top Recruiting Classes      *As of 4/30/07 National Ranks - Top 25 | 26-50 | 51-100 | Story Regional Ranks - Central | Great Lakes | Mid-Atlantic | Northeast | Southeast | West Individual Recruits - Top 25 | Top 50 | Top 75 | Top 100 | Top 150 | Top Internationals Conference Ranks - National List | Conference Team Rankings Previous Years - 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 Who Gets Ranked? National Key:   Record High    Ties Record High    First-ever Ranking NATIONAL TOP 100 (teams ranked 51-100) Rank School 51 San Diego 52 Rutgers 53 Boston University 54 Oklahoma 55 UC Irvine      56 Denver 57 Rice 58 UC Santa Barbara 59 Florida 60 Loyola Marymount 61 NC State 62 Auburn 63 UAB 64 SMU 65 San Diego State 66 Missouri 67 Central Florida 68 Samford      69 UW-Milwaukee 70 Gonzaga      71 Clemson 72 Loyola MD 73 Brown      74 Kentucky 75 Purdue 76 Dayton 77 North Texas 78 Texas Tech 79 Indiana 80 Dartmouth 81 Central Conn State      82 William & Mary 83 Memphis 84 LSU 85 Saint Louis 86 Alabama 87 Nevada 88 Michigan State 89 Cal St Fullerton 90 Jacksonville      91 Northern Arizona      92 Marshall      93 Fresno State      94 Iowa 95 Baylor 96 UTEP      97 BYU 98 Arkansas 99 Washington State 100 UNC Wilmington *Only players added/signed since the Fall 2006 season are considered in our rankings. We include transfers and incoming freshmen in our ratings if we knew of their commitment before 4/30/07. No redshirts or delayed enrollees from 2006 are considered. Soccer Buzz conducts our own analysis of recruits and school press releases on recruits are not used for our ranking purposes. **Note on National Rankings: The number of teams we have ranked each year has increased since 1998 as the growth of soccer has many more teams in Division 1. Just as we indicate teams among the top 150 this year all earn regional marks (even though we list nationally only the top 100), some schools could actually have better recruiting classes in the past but didn't receive a specific national ranking. An example is Marshall. In 1998, only fifty schools were listed nationally but Marshall was among the top 100 by virtue of its regional ranking. The 2007 national ranking is its first but the 1998 class may actually have been more highly ranked but Buzz did not list as many rankings that year (due to much fewer teams sponsoring soccer.) Recruit Archives