ACC Recruiting Composite Rankings last 5 years

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Below are the national recruiting ranking averages for ACC schools over the last five classes according to 247Sports Team Composite rankings and each team's record over the last five seasons. Obviously, this doesn't take into account attrition but, over time, this should be considered relatively even across the conference.

Ranking the ACC's College Football's Rosters in 2017:

Rk	Team	'17	'16	'15	'14	'13	Avg	W/L	Conf.
1.		6	2	3	4	11	5.2	59-9	34-6
2.		16	10	9	17	15	13.4	60-9	35-5
3.		13	21	26	12	14	17.2	39-25	23-17
4.		25	41	29	27	21	28.6	39-27	22-18
5.		27	35	28	31	28	29.8	40-25	26-14
6.		32	37	32	45	37	36.6	49-16	29-10
7.		34	30	47	44	32	37.4	35-30	21-18
8.		52	49	31	34	59	45.0	32-32	13-27
9.		56	60	50	32	29	45.4	17-43	9-31
10.		47	33	51	60	70	52.2	37-28	19-21
11.		46	59	44	56	76	56.2	37-29	21-19
12.		55	66	58	50	73	60.4	26-36	14-25
13.		65	58	53	65	67	61.6	22-39	10-30
14.		66	75	62	52	87	68.4	26-37	11-29

Florida State and Clemson dominate, again

Florida State and Clemson have combined to win the last six ACC titles. Between them, they’ve won two national titles, appeared in one national title game and had one College Football Playoff semifinal exit in the past four years alone. Looking at the above chart, it is no secret why: The Seminoles and Tigers have far and away the most talent to work with each season. FSU ranks fourth nationally in average national ranking, trailing only Alabama, Ohio State and LSU.