That's
3/13 4 stars (Kyle Van Noy, Bronson Kaufusi, Fred Warner)
2/138 3 stars (Jamaal Williams, Sione Takitaki)
3/65 2 stars (Brady Christensen, Chris Wilcox, Khyris Tonga)

So that does mean we've done substantially better with 2* or unrated recruits than is normal. And that's without even including Milne and Allgeier (both 2018 recruits, but by the time I got to 2018 way too many of them were unknowns, so I used 2017 as the cutoff for the last year when most had their ultimate fate pretty clear). If I'd wanted to include those two (and Zach Wilson) as "drafted", I'd have to mark down a bunch of others as undrafted or make lots of projections.

Unfortunately, we've kind of been terrible with our 3* recruits, which is probably why the 2* successes stick out even more.

But our 4* rate is almost exactly in line with the national average and clearly WAY higher than either 3* or 2* recruits. This shouldn't have to be said, but its extremely likely we'd be better if we got more 4* recruits