The rich keep getting richer in college football as the SEC Conference brought in the large number of the country’s top ranked prospects again this year. ESPN ranked the recruiting classes of reigning National Champions Alabama #3 and 2008 National Champions Florida #1. Auburn (#4), LSU (#8), and Tennessee (#9) round out the top ten of ESPN 2010 recruiting class rankings. Florida got a number of the most highly recruited players in the country with the signing of 4 five-star recruits all of you play on the defensive side of the ball. Don’t expect anyone to have an easy time moving the ball on the Gators in the years to come. Alabama nabbed the #1 ranked quarterback in the country Phillip Sims and two of the most highly ranked defensive ends. With Auburn, Tennessee, and LSU all have strong recruiting seasons the rest of college football has a lot of catching up to do on the SEC in terms of bringing in the nation’s most talented high school players.

Florida Gator’s receiver Percy Harvin is reported to be recovering ahead of schedule. This will be a relief for coach Urban Meyer as Harvin is a dynamic player and his recovery will help the Gators this season. He will be joining practice starting next month. Despite the injury in his right heel for which he had surgery this April, he still had a great last season. The players believe he will do even better once he recovers. His performance will be a bonus to the Gators, and will definitely help their ticket billings.