Recruiting is the lifeblood of a college football program. If you struggle to build a solid recruiting class one year, you could easily pay for it over the next three to four years, if not more. On the flip side, if you manage to knock a recruiting class out of the park, your chances for success in the coming years can take a nice spike. And just think what you can do with two or three outstanding recruiting classes. If you doubt the importance of that, take a look at what Alabama has done under Nick Saban.
Ranking the 10 Best College Football Recruiting Classes Since 2005
