Commit Statistics

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⭐Updated 11/11/25

*Statistics are generated from information we have researched and what has been shared with us. Some Ivy league schools do not let athletes announce their commitment until winter of senior year; therefore, we cannot report on some commits that are unannounced.

Commits per rankings:

Class of 2027 boys:

-Nineteen boys in the TUGR top-25 are committed

-Seventeen boys in the TUGR rankings 26-50 are committed

-Twenty-four boys in the TUGR rankings 51-100 are committed

Class of 2027 girls:

-Twenty-one girls in the TUGR top-25 are committed

-Twelve girls in the TUGR rankings 26-50 are committed

-Ten girls in the TUGR rankings 51-100 are committed

Class of 2026 boys:

-ALL boys n the TUGR top-25 are committed

-One boy in the TUGR rankings 26-50 is uncommitted

-Three boys in the TUGR rankings 51-100 are uncommitted

Class of 2026 girls:

-Two girls in the TUGR rankings 1-25 are uncommitted, Clemente turned pro

-Five girls in the TUGR rankings 26-50 are uncommitted

-Nine girls in the TUGR rankings 51-100 are uncommitted

Highest number of D1 commits per school:

Class of 2027 boys:

-Three: Arizona State, Auburn, Oklahoma

-Two: Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, UNLV, North Carolina, Pepperdine, Washington State, Virginia

Class of 2027 girls:

-Three: Texas

-Two: Arkansas, UCLA, Florida State, Miami, North Carolina, Princeton, USC, Stanford, TCU

Class of 2026 Boys:

-Five: Loyola Chicago

-Four: Arizona State, Cincinnati, James Madison, Long Beach State, NC State, Radford, San Jose State, Utah,

-Three: Auburn, Air Force, Arizona, Arkansas, Boston College, Butler, Cal Berkeley, Central Michigan, Duke, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Jacksonville, Kennesaw State, Loyola Maryland, Mississippi, Pepperdine, Queens Charlotte, Southern Mississippi, Tennessee Martin, Wisconsin, West Georgia

-Two: Abilene Christian, Alabama, Appalachian State, Ball State, Baylor, Belmont, Bryant, Bucknell, BYU, UCLA, UC San Diego, Cal Poly, Clemson, Chattanooga, Coastal Carolina, Colorado, Columbia, Davidson, East Carolina, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Furman, Georgia Tech, Georgetown, Gonzaga, Holy Cross, Houston Christian, Incarnate Word, Illinois, Iowa State, Kansas State, Kentucky, Lafayette, Lehigh, Lipscomb, Little Rock, Louisville, LSU, Loyola Marymount, Loyola Chicago, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi State, Monmouth, Navy, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Alabama, North Carolina, North Florida, North Texas, Northwestern, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Oregon State, Pacific, UPENN, Purdue, Saint Joseph's, Seattle, Seton Hall, South Alabama, USC, South Carolina, Stanford, St Josephs, St Thomas, Tennessee, Tennessee Martin, Texas, Texas State, TCU, Texas A&M, Toledo, Utah Tech, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Virginia Commonwealth, West Virginia, Wofford, Wright State, Yale

Class of 2026 Girls:

-Four: Cal State Fullerton, Miami, Texas Tech, Providence, Virginia

-Three: Arizona, Auburn, Ball State, Baylor, Cal State Fullerton, Clemson, Colorado State, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Illinois, UNLV, Rice, Stonehill, Tennessee, Wake Forest, Western Kentucky

-Two: Alabama, Appalachian State, Arkansas, Boston College, Boise State, Bryant, Butler, Bucknell, Cal Berkeley, Cal Irvine, Cal Poly, Cal State Northridge, Colorado, Columbia, Dayton, Dartmouth, Duke, Eastern Kentucky, Houston, James Madison, Kansas, Kansas State, LSU, Memphis, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Murray State, Navy, NC State, North Dakota State, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oregon, Princeton, Radford, Richmond, Southern California, South Carolina, Stanford, Texas, Texas San Antonio, Wofford, Yale