So looking at the question differently. And this goes for all recruiting classes, but isn't it more important to stack consecutive classes (2-3 years) than having 1 great class?
I think to Iowa's 2020 and 2021 teams and I it was not it one class but the combination of the Kemerer's class and the Lee' class that made them a title team.
To think of it differently, yes it would be impressive to land 4-5 of the top 10 on a big board in one class, but there a still a few guys who "under perform" in all classes, but it you need 2 guys who produce every year.
Ohio State's 2022 class had 3 of the top 5 on the big board, but they have yet to challenge for a title and only produced a 4th place finish in 2023 in large part because their top recruits in 2021 and 2023 haven't provided meaningful points (Rocco did be has now transferred).
I guess my question is really, what does it really matter who is TnT's best class if 1 indiviudual class doesn't correlate to success?