Rivals continues to roll out its updated rankings for the 2020 class, and our focus to kick off Thursday is the quarterback position. A big senior season has vaulted Alabama commit Bryce Young to five-star status and into the top three of the overall rankings, where he joins fellow quarterback prospect D.J. Uiagalelei. Meanwhile, other prospects and programs are making news further down the rankings.

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The Texas Longhorns locked up four-star quarterback Hudson Card 18 months ago. However, recruiting at quarterback was not done for Tom Herman in the 2020 class, and late last spring the Longhorns added a second in-state four-star quarterback in Ja’Quinden Jackson. Both Card and Jackson rank in the top six of the dual-threat quarterback rankings, and give Texas the highest-ranked quarterback duo in this 2020 class.

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Cincinnati commit Evan Prater was named Ohio’s Mr. Football after leading Cincinnati Wyoming to a 26-1 record over the last two seasons. His recruitment generated scholarship offers from more than 20 schools across the country, but Prater chose to remain close and play for Luke Fickell at the hometown school. Prater’s senior season showed that he had polished up the rough edges in his game to complement his athleticism and leadership qualities. He makes a 16-spot jump in the dual-threat quarterback rankings to land in the top 10.

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A strong senior campaign continued Californian CJ Stroud’s ascension in the pro-style quarterback rankings, where he jumped nine spots and now resides in the top three. What makes Stroud interesting to watch, however, is that he is the highest-ranked uncommitted quarterback prospect left in the 2020 class. Quarterback recruiting usually wraps up early for most programs, but Stroud rolled the dice and was rewarded with some big, late offers. Big Ten programs Michigan and Ohio State are top contenders here, as are Oregon and USC.