Thanks to those of you directed me to rivals and 247 composite to look up recruiting rankings of the CFP teams.
Rivals/247 composite(average)
Alabama (wow)
2012: 1/1 (93.09)
2013: 1/1 (93.25)
2014: 1/1 (93.59)
2015: 2/1 (93.64)
2016: 1/1 (92.85)
Clemson (not as great as I assumed, but still very good obv)
2012: 14/15 (88.19)
2013: 14/15 (88.38)
2014: 13/17 (87.78)
2015: 4/9 (89.19)
2016: 6/11 (90.30)
Ohio State (about what I figured)
2012: 4/5 (90.29)
2013: 2/2 (89.10)
2014: 3/3 (86.60)
2015: 9/7 (90.19)
2016: 3/4 (91.56)
Washington (so you're saying there's a chance?)
2012: 22/23 (84.56)
2013: 18/18 (87.10)
2014: 37/37 (83.59)
2015: 31/27 (85.77)
2016: 37/29 (87.32)
As you can see, everybody but Washington lives in the top 15 with averages in the high 80s to low 90s. Washington's best is 18 (highest average is 87.32) and their lowest over that time is 37 (83.59). For comparison our current ranking is 40 on rivals and 42 in the 247 composite with an average of 84.61.
Take whatever conclusion you want from this, mine is a combination of good coaching and a weaker conference for Washington led them to this point. The others really needed to just not mess it up. I think its also fair to conclude that with our division being the weakest in the power 5, a couple more classes at this level could get us to the B1G championship game when combined with our staff's coaching acumen. Hopefully we keep this thing rolling