It’s one thing for Ohio State, Oklahoma and other blue blood schools to find success on the recruiting trail. Those schools (sort of) recruit themselves sometimes.
But Oklahoma State, a program that has typically struggled recruiting, is finding big success early on in the 2017 class.
Since 2014, the national ranking by class has slowly decreased each year. The Cowboys class of ’14 came in at No. 28, and fell to No. 39 in 2015, and down again to No. 44 in 2016.
But the success early in this cycle is somewhat of a surprise. With the commitment of four-star running back Chuba Hubbard on Sunday, Oklahoma State is now ranked No.