OU has moved to #6 in the recruiting rankings

[Jacie]

. . . with 19 commits so far for 2012, 1 5-star, 10 4-stars, 5 3-stars.

Do the Sooners have 25 scholarships to award now?

[Widescreen]

8 3-stars. You left off the juco guys.

[Widescreen]

BTW, I'm surprised quality players are committing to USC, tOSU and Miami. When we were on probation in the late 80's and early 90's we didn't have nearly this much luck in recruiting.

[RUSH LIMBAUGH is my clone!]

BTW, I'm surprised quality players are committing to USC, tOSU and Miami. When we were on probation in the late 80's and early 90's we didn't have nearly this much luck in recruiting.IMHO it's Location, location, location. With usuc and the U, there is great climate, the ocean, and a proliferation of wimmens. At tOSU, it is a lot like Gaystin, with love of the state U, and lots of football talent in-state.

[Always_Sooner]

I cannot always weigh too much into the rankings. As long as you consistently recruit in the top 10-15, it's about what you do with the talent from then on.

[Jacie]

Uh oh, slipped back to eighth with the loss of a recruit . . .

[PalmBeachSooner]

8 3-stars. You left off the juco guys.

Aren't all of the JUCO's rated 3-stars until sometime before spring ball? I'm pretty sure they don't get ranked until early spring.

[PalmBeachSooner]

Just dropped to 10th per Espin.

[Since71ASooner4Life]

I cannot always weigh too much into the rankings. As long as you consistently recruit in the top 10-15, it's about what you do with the talent from then on.

true, but according to our resident whiners here at SF.com, we don't have any competent coaches here so that shoots the "what you do with them" part