Saskatchewan Huskies have shaken up the #CFC27 CLASS 2016 CIS RECRUITING RANKINGS this week.
With the announcement of 23 recruits, including three #CFC100 recruits, the Huskies have knocked the Manitoba Bisons out of the top five.
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Among the #CFC100 to join the Huskies include defensive lineman/linebacker Nicholas Dheilly, quarterback Mason Nyhus and defensive lineman Nathan Cherry.
Moreover, the Huskies have strengthened their offensive line with the additions of Nick Summach and Chase Klassen. Defensive lineman Matt Kozun is also another key pickup for the Huskies.
McGill Redmen still continues to stake their claim at the top while Montreal Carabins retain the second spot in the rankings.
Laval Rouge et Or made a slight move at the team leaped into third place while Alberta Golden Bears dropped two spots but remained in the Top 5.
Once again, the OUA and AUS are shut out of the top five as no team has earned a spot.
Overall, five new teams have entered the rankings today for the first time in 2016. Of the 17 teams ranked in the first set of rankings, 12 teams changed positions. Furthermore, two teams gained some ground while nine teams slipped down spots. Only three teams didn’t change previous spots from last week.
Still, five teams are not officially ranked as they less than five played listed on the #CFC27 CLASS 2016 CIS RECRUITING RANKINGS.
As for #CFC100 recruits, the Carabins and Thunderbirds are tied with the greatest number (5) while four teams have three of them. Meanwhile, five teams ranked on the #CFC27 have no recruited listed.
Of note, Laval has the least number of total recruits listed but in in third place.
For complete rankings please CLICK HERE. Stay tuned for the next #CFC27 RANKINGS which is expected to be updated soon as recruiting is heating up in all four CIS Conferences.
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