SEC Recruiting Class Grades

Position Grades

Full Analysis

This Oklahoma recruiting class presents significant concerns as the program transitions into the SEC. With an overall score of 4471/100 and zero rated prospects across all star categories, this class ranks among the weakest in recent memory for a program with championship aspirations. The complete absence of any ranked recruits nationally is particularly alarming, as Oklahoma will need immediate talent upgrades to compete with established SEC powerhouses like Georgia, Alabama, and LSU who typically sign multiple five and four-star prospects. The class's lone strength appears to be depth at the athlete position with 26 commits, but without any measurable talent ratings, this depth lacks the quality necessary for SEC competition. Key names like Kaeden Penny, Cooper Hackett, and Taven Epps may represent developmental prospects or data entry issues, but their current unranked status suggests Oklahoma's coaching staff is either taking significant risks on under-the-radar talent or facing serious recruiting challenges. The program's inability to fill any specific positional needs while leaving all areas unaddressed indicates a scattered approach that could hamstring their SEC debut season and beyond.