SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Volleyball magazine has released its top-10 recruiting classes in the country, and the University of San Diego checks in at No. 9, the only non BCS school on this list.

Here is what the had to say about USD's class.

No. 9 San Diego 2016 recruits: Payton Douglass (5-6, Libero, Mead, Spokane, Wash. Renovator VBC),Thana Fayad (6-2, OH, Oak Bay, British Columbia, Canada), Megan Jacobsen (6-2, MB, Bellarmine Prep, Tacoma, Wash., Kent Juniors), Allyson Eylers (6-1 S, Highland, Gilbert, Ariz., Aspire VBC), Anna Newsome (5-9, S, Joaquim Blume, Barcelona, Spain), Megan Priest (5-8, Libero, Oak Ridge., El Dorado Hills, Calif., NCVC)

The skinny: Two interesting names in this group are foreign players Fayad and Newsome "These two are much further along than most freshman," longtime San Diego associate head coach Brent Hilliard said. "Thana has a chance to be the best outside hitter to ever come through San Diego. She is a full six-rotation player who can hit out of the front and back row. Anna played in the top level of the Italian Serie at 18 years of age. She has been setting athletes almost twice her age and is more developed then 99 percent of the setters coming into college." San Diego is also high on Douglass, a libero from a lesser-known Washington club. Jacobsen will help the team in the middle. "She's the best middle-hitting prospect we have had in a long time," said Hilliard. "She can hit hard off one or two feet and has an internal battery that already is tops on our team." Eylers can set and play the right side, while Priest will help on the defensive end. "This is the best class we've had in over a decade," said Hilliard.

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