As far as that website is concerned, here are some highlights of the underrated: Zac Robinson, two stars, Andre Sexton, two stars, Ryan McBean, three stars, Matt Fodge, two stars and unranked at his position, Andrew Lewis, ONE star (maybe he's not NFL bound, but certainly the guy that centers one of the best o-lines in the country is better than one star), Brandon Pettigrew, three stars (although fairly high for his position, not quite indicative of a future first rounder he was ranked as the 13th TE prospect).

For those the website ranks highly, some of them are right, but many are not: Russel Okung, four stars, Jonathon Lewis, four stars, Perrish Cox, four stars, Derek Burton, four stars (although playing pretty well, I don't think most would say he is one of the top 15 or so defensive tackles), Alex Cate, four stars, Donnell Williams, four stars, Adrian Hamilton, four stars, Justin Gent, four stars.....

These are just some highlights. Both lists could go on a mile long just from OSU recruits let alone the underrating of Sam Bradford or Chris Brown.

Even ranking classes as a whole, the 2005 recruiting class would have been the class from which the majority of NFL prospects this past year were drafted. The website in question has Big 12 teams ranked this way, OU, NU, UT, A&M, Tech, Mizzou, Colorado, KSU, ISU,Kansas, Baylor OSU tie for last. Here's their rankings according to how many players got drafted: Mizzou, OU, UT and Tech tie for third, Nebraska, A&M, Baylor Colorado OSU and KSU all tie for 7th, leaving Iowa State and KU tied for last with none.

After beating the dead horse, I'll just leave it at recruiting sources, and this one in particular, mean almost nothing.

Right "Golden Hurricane", and none of it can be contributed the the past several years of national attention that OSU drew from putting +$260MM into modernizing its facilities, the on-field improvements and success, and the fact that the current recruiting generation has seen mostly on-field success from OSU as opposed to the negative history that the naysayers chose to constantly recall.

What a dolt.

I'm merely stating the facts. I am not saying that OSU broke NCAA rules this time around, but I am saying that you cannot show me a time in OSU history, when they recruited at high level like this, and improprieties weren't involved. It's in the middle of nowhere and simply too difficult of a place to recruit to without bending or breaking the rules.