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B1G 2023 recruiting rankings with May coming to an end
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This is the time of year when recruiting really takes off in college football. A lot of work is accomplished on this front during the driest portion of the schedule.
Recruiting is a never-ending cycle, though, and a lot of schools have already enjoyed some success on the trail. Others, on the other hand, are hoping to add more verbal commitments to the 2023 class over the next several weeks.
As we prepare to enter June, here’s a quick look at the B1G recruiting rankings as we hit the summer months (via 247Sports composite):
1. Penn State (No. 3)
Total commits: 12
4- and 5-star commits: 4
2. Ohio State (No. 4)
Total commits: 10
4- and 5-star commits: 8
3. Northwestern (No. 7)
Total commits: 14
4- and 5-star commits: 0
4. Iowa (No. 14)
Total commits: 9
4- and 5-star commits: 0
5. Minnesota (No. 18)
Total commits: 8
4- and 5-star commits: 0
6. Michigan State (No. 22)
Total commits: 6
4- and 5-star commits: 3
7. Michigan (No. 24)
Total commits: 6
4- and 5-star commits: 2
8. Wisconsin (No. 33)
Total commits: 6
4- and 5-star commits: 0
9. Nebraska (No. 37)
Total commits: 5
4- and 5-star commits: 0
10. Rutgers (No. 38)
Total commits: 5
4- and 5-star commits: 0
11. Illinois (No. 51)
Total commits: 3
4- and 5-star commits: 1
12. Indiana (No. 55)
Total commits: 3
4- and 5-star commits: 0
13. Purdue (No. 63)
Total commits: 2
4- and 5-star commits: 1
14. Maryland (No. 68)
Total commits: 2
4- and 5-star commits: 0
Dustin grew up in the heart of Big Ten country and has been in sports media since 2010. He has been covering Big Ten football since 2014. You can follow him on Twitter: @SchutteCFB