Louisville’s 2012 recruiting class has cracked the ESPN rankings, coming it at #25. The Cards are the only Big East program ranked in the top 25. Charlie Strong’s 2011 class finished at #22 in last year’s rankings. This year’s ranking could only improve, considering there are plenty of high level prospects still on the board for Louisville.
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