With National Signing Day four weeks out, the Rivals Industry Team Recruiting Rankings paint a clear picture of who's winning the trail in each power conference, per a series of Yahoo Sports reports.

In the SEC, Texas A&M holds the top class, with Florida and Oklahoma chasing. The Big Ten belongs to Oregon for now, ahead of the usual suspects Ohio State and Michigan — a notable flex from the Ducks against the conference's traditional recruiting heavyweights.

The ACC race is led by Miami, followed by Clemson and Virginia Tech, giving the unbeaten Hurricanes a recruiting surge to match their on-field season. And in the Big 12, Texas Tech sits on top, with Kansas State and West Virginia rounding out the conference's top three.

Four weeks is an eternity in recruiting, and signing day drama — flips, late surges, decommitments — routinely reshuffles these boards. But the current leaders share a theme: programs riding strong 2026 seasons are converting momentum into commitments. Miami and Texas Tech in particular are recruiting at levels that match their breakout campaigns, and holding those classes through December is the next test.