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21. Oregon
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Total commits: 20 The Ducks continue to do it all over the country. Not only do they recruit well in California, but they've recruited well in other parts of the country. They went into Kansas to pull in Chris Harper recently and went into Texas to pull in stud running back LaMichael James. The Ducks are making a strong push also for Kentucky receiver Aaron Boyd and five-star prep school running back Enrique Davis. Landing either could push them up the charts some.
22. Washington
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Total commits: 26 Tyrone Willingham is flat out getting it done in Seattle this recruiting season. UDub might go down as the biggest surprise nationally, but it shouldn't be a true surprise because the Huskies have a tremendous recruiting base to recruit to – major urban area, great facilities, good tradition and a great fan base. The Huskies have done most of their damage this season in the Northwest with the key additions of stars like Kavario Middleton, Everrette Thompson, Alameda Ta'amu. But stealing Chris Polk away from USC also had to be exciting for the UDub coaches.
23. Colorado
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Total commits: 19 The Buffs leaped back into the national top 25 on Wednesday and could climb up even higher when Darrell Scott announces around noon. Sources say the nation's No. 1 running back is now leaning toward Colorado as he heads toward his final decision. The late signing day decisions of Rodney Stewart of Ohio and Paul Vigo of New Jersey helped also give the Buffs a bounce up.
24. Missouri
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Total commits: 23 The Tigers did a tremendous job of capitalizing on their Big 12 North championship. Mizzou landed the nation's top pro-style quarterback in Blaine Gabbert and also did a good job of sealing up the rest of its state borders by landing six of the state's top eight players. The Lone Star State was also kind to the Tigers with pledges from 12 players.
25. Oklahoma State
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Total commits: 27 The Cowboys will sign one of the nation's best combinations of high school and junior college players. OSU already has eight players on campus, including top 50 juco players Maurice Gray, Beau Johnson and Swanson Miller. OSU also has done well on the high school level, re-loading at the defensive back spot. Safeties Victor Johnson and Markelle Martin have a shot to be really special for the Cowboys. Keeping Kye Staley, a highly-ranked player, away from Arkansas looks to be a big key in keeping OSU in the top 25.