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Rivals Rankings Week: Initial 2022 DB rankings

Domani Jackson
Domani Jackson (Nick Lucero/Rivals.com)

Rivals Rankings Week continues with a look at the 2022 position rankings. Below is a look at how things stack up at defensive back, where Florida State boasts an important commitment and things seem to set up well for Michigan and Florida.

CLASS OF 2022: Cornerbacks | Safeties

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CLASS OF 2022 RANKINGS WEEK SCHEDULE

MONDAY: Who should be No. 1 in 2022? | Who should be the top QB? | Who should be the top OT?

TUESDAY: Rivals250 revealed | Four prospects earn fifth star | Mike Farrell's thoughts | Who should be the top APB? | Top CB class ever?

WEDNESDAY: QB rankings | RB rankings | WR/TE rankings | OL rankings

THURSDAY: DL rankings | LB rankings | DB rankings | ATH rankings

FRIDAY: State rankings spotlight

TEAM WITH TOP COMMIT - Florida State

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The Seminoles landed the pledge of Travis Hunter back in March and his commitment is one of the most significant ones of the Mike Norvell Era thus far. Extracting an in-demand prospect from Georgia is no easy task for a coach that is yet to debut at his new school. It only becomes more impressive when you consider that said prospect holds offers from schools such as Georgia and Alabama.

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TEAM TO WATCH - Michigan

The class’ top ranked corner, Domani Jackson, has called Michigan his “dream school.” So while the Wolverines have work left to do to beat out schools such as USC, Ohio State and Clemson, they figure to be in the mix until the end. Jim Harbaugh and company also have an in with No. 4 cornerback Will Johnson, whose father played for the program. Things seem to set up pretty well for Michigan at corner in 2022.

PLAYER TO WATCH - Jaheim Singletary

Florida is the leader to land the five-star prospect, but it’s impossible to predict what Singletary may do because interest in his services seems to be wide-ranging. Georgia is a threat to UF here, as is LSU to an extent. A commitment could come soon, and the sooner it arrives the better for the front-running Gators. Dan Mullen would like to have this wrapped up in the month ahead.

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