Recruits not down on OU following loss 
September, 23, 2012
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Bob Przybylo | ESPN.com
Oklahoma had a chance to make a huge impression on a bevy of visiting recruits this weekend. With a 24-19 loss to Kansas State, however, it's safe to say the Sooners didn’t do themselves any favors with a home loss in front of several top targets and ESPN 300 prospects.
For the most part, though, the opinions about OU before Saturday haven’t changed for recruits after Saturday night.
“I know OU is a great program,” said Owing Mills (Md.) McDonough four-star offensive tackle Na'Ty Rodgers. “It was a close game. It’s not like they can’t compete with the best. At this point with me, winning and losing doesn’t make that much of a difference.”
For the most part, though, the opinions about OU before Saturday haven’t changed for recruits after Saturday night.
“I know OU is a great program,” said Owing Mills (Md.) McDonough four-star offensive tackle Na'Ty Rodgers. “It was a close game. It’s not like they can’t compete with the best. At this point with me, winning and losing doesn’t make that much of a difference.”
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