Rashard Lawrence chose LSU over Ohio State (Photo: Twitter) Alabama has been the national champion of recruiting for the last five years. That designation is likely to change as the countdown to National Signing Day on Feb. 3 continues. You can never count out Nick Saban and many top prospects are still considering the Crimson Tide, but LSU, Ohio State and Michigan have been big winners on the recruiting trail thus far. RELATED: USA TODAY High School Sports Final Composite Player Rankings Here is a snapshot look at the top programs based on commitments or players enrolled as of Jan. 24. LSU Despite initial concerns, the Tigers’ class was largely unaffected by the uncertainty surrounding Les Miles’ job status during the season. LSU could set a record for most ESPN 300 prospects in the same class and the group got stronger with the commitments last week of offensive tackle Willie Allen and defensive tackle Rashard Lawrence. The question remains at quarterback. Feleipe Franks decommitted from LSU and flipped to Florida. The Tigers had an official visit scheduled with Dwayne Haskins Jr. …
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