A big piece of the recruiting rankings puzzle

is how teams do individually at each position, and Rivals.com is proud to

present an in-depth look at the top five teams at each of the positions.

There were some interesting battles for the top

spot at each position - including at quarterback. Were Xavier Lee and

Drew Weatherford enough to put Florida State on top or did Texas Tech beat

them out with their signal-callers?

Find out this and more in this Rivals.com exclusive.

Florida State grabs the top spot at the

position with the additions of

Xavier Lee and

Weatherford. However, Texas Tech should be commended for the job they

did with the additions of

Graham Harrell and

Robert Johnson. Oklahoma - with quarterback

Rhett Bomar - has the No. 3 class for quarterback.

Look out ACC defenses because the Miami running

back class is simply scary. The addition of

Andrew Johnson on signing day was sweet. Oklahoma with the nation's No.

1 running back,

Adrian Peterson, is at No. 2. Iowa State produced the nation's No. 3

class with the especially sweet addition of

Webster Patrick, the nation's No. 1 all-purpose back. Georgia's running

back class is highlighted by fullback

Brannan Southerland.

It's scary to think about what SEC defensive

coordinators will have to defend with the nation's No. 1 receiver

Early Doucet and five-star receiver

Xavier Carter heading to LSU. Texas replenished the big three receivers

with a class that features five receivers, including star

Myron Hardy and

George Walker. The Wolverines' class is also sweet at receiver with

Adrian Arrington and

Dutch starring.

Ohio State nabs the top tight end class with

four-star commitments from

Hoobler and

Nicol. Sun Devil fans have to be pumped about their tight end class that

includes the nation's top tight end -

Miller.

With five star commitments from three offensive

linemen ranked as five star players, including the nation's top offensive

lineman,

Byers, USC ranks at No. 1. Michigan's offensive line class is solid and

at No. 2, followed by Florida State, LSU and Miami.

LSU nabbed the top defensive tackle class in

the nation with the additions of sparkplug defensive tackle

Marlon Favorite and juco stud

Claude Wroten. Bama and coach Mike Shula scored the nation's No. 2

defensive tackle class and the late addition of

Lorenzo Washington was especially sweet. Tenessee, Texas and South

Carolina round out the top five for the defensive tackles.

USC - again - grabbed another No. 1 ranking at

a position with five-star defensive end

Schweiger Jr. as the best end in the Trojan class. Not far behind USC

are Florida and Georgia. The Gators' class is bolstered by five-star pick

Derrick Harvey. UGA's top defensive end is

Brandon Miller, the nation's No. 1 weakside defensive end.

Florida State's class at linebacker might be

one of the best backer classes in recent memory. With additions of

Lawrence Timmons and

Thaxton, the Seminole class is smoking. USC's LB class is also something

special with five-star juco linebacker

Powdrell and five-star high school linebacker

Keith Rivers topping the list.

Along with cleaning up at linebacker, Florida

State tore its opponents to shreds with its defensive back class. Watch out for

Tony Carter,

Trevor Ford and

Bryant at corner for FSU. Ohio State and Florida's classes are

impressive with OSU led by

Ginn Jr., the No. 2 player in the nation, and UF led by

Jackson, the No. 2 safety in the nation.

Ramarucs Brown,

Alonzo Bryant and

Michael Grant for UGA, enough said.

SirDarean Adams was a huge get for Michigan State and puts them at No.

2. A&M is at No. 3 with future running back

Samson Taylor and

Davis leading the way.