With 2016 National Signing Day in the books, SoCal rivals USC and UCLA hauled in the top-ranked recruiting classes in the Pac-12. USC had the best class in the Pac-12 according to ESPN (11^th in the country), Rivals (No. 8) and 247 Sports (No. 8), while Scout rated UCLA’s class seventh in the country and tops in the Conference of Champions.

As usual for USC, it was a huge National Signing Day. Five-star defensive back Jack Jones chose USC over Alabama and Texas A&M through an interview with Snoop Dogg, while four-star offensive tackle and Lawrenceville, Ga., native E.J. Price decided to head to Troy over Georgia. Head coach Clay Helton also got some big flips from Jamel Cook (originally committed to Florida State) and running back Vavae Malepeai (started the day as an Oregon Duck).

UCLA got its biggest signing day victory in the form of five-star linebacker Mique Juarez, who chose the Bruins over Alabama, Ole Miss and BYU. Juarez is the second consensus top-10 recruit signed by Jim Mora and the second in two years following Josh Rosen. The Bruins also received letters of intent from De La Salle stud defensive tackle Boss Tagaloa and running back Brandon Stephens, who, like new teammate and fellow running back Soso Jamabo, is a product of Plano, Texas.

Stanford pulled in a consensus top-20 class, while Oregon and Arizona State each got a top-25 nod from one of the major recruiting sites.

Here’s a look at where major recruiting services placed each Pac-12 school:

*- ESPN only ranks the top-40 schools