I’ve seen a lot of chatter about how Oklahoma’s wheels are falling off because they sit 35th in 247 Sports’ 2023 recruiting rankings while the Texas Longhorns are third.

Let’s get this out of the way: Rankings mean absolutely nothing in June. As we saw last year after Lincoln Riley left, recruiting classes change very quickly. After his departure, the 2022 class looked unsalvageable. However, Brent Venables and Co. brought it back to eighth in the country.

The Sooners are in very good hands. Take a breath.

After Samuel Omosigho’s commitment, OU has nine commits for the 2023 cycle. That number will go up. Does anyone really think Purdue and Boston College are going to have a better recruiting class than OU at the end of the 2023 cycle? They will not. Be patient.

Florida and Oregon are both below the Sooners at the moment. As are Ole Miss, Michigan and Texas A&M. The very same A&M that had the No. 1 recruiting class for 2022. These rankings mean absolutely nothing right now.

I can’t find the tweet (they probably deleted it), but remember a few years ago when Fox Sports Knoxville tweeted about how the Sooners had a bad recruitment ranking?

How did that end up?

July is going to be a huge month for Oklahoma football. It seems every time I open Twitter the Sooners are in the top three for a big-name high school recruit. The players will come. Let the coaches do their jobs and recruit the players.

I will revisit this in a month. Mark my words: The Sooners will be much higher than 35th by the end of July.

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