Recruiting class rankings: Houston, UConn lead early top 10
The best freshmen classes for 2027-28 -- starting with Houston, UConn and Indiana.
ESPN reports that the best freshmen classes for 2027-28 -- starting with Houston, UConn and Indiana.
Yes, Duke is in the top 10.
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