OT: Looking back at Auburn's 2008 recruiting class

Just saw this article from an Auburn site that breaks down how Auburn's 2008 recruiting class has panned out (LINK). For some perspective, ESPN ranked the class #20 for that year (Michigan's was ranked #13). It was Tommy Tubberville's last class before he moved on. Per the article, here's how the class has fared:

28 total commits
Eight 2*s
Fifteen 3*s
Four 4*s
One 5*

5 failed to qualify
Three of them are playing for other FBS schools (LSU, Southern Miss, Central Florida), one transferred to a community college in Mississippi and hasn't been heard from since, the other has been charged with first degree murder.

7 never played a down
Two never played due to injury, two have transferred to FBS schools (Florida State and Memphis), two transferred to Grambling State, and one has been charged with capital murder.

5 stayed in the program 1-2 years
Two are no longer with the team due to injury, 1 transferred to South Carolina St. and is doing well, 1 was dismissed from the team but just said a world record in the 60m for Auburn's track team, 1 just seems to have left the team.

6 stayed in the program for 3-4 years
Two guys played for 3 years and have gone on to pursue academics, 2 guys were dismissed from the team for violating team rules, 1 left due to injury, 1 left early for the NFL Draft (currently is a WR for the Panthers).

3 used up all of their eligibility (all 3 were 3* recruits)
One contributed on special teams all 4 years, 1 was a 3-year starter in the secondary, 1 was a JUCO transfer and started in his senior year ('09).

2 are still on the team as 5th year seniors
Both were 4* recruits and are expected to be starters this next year (RB and DB).

Holy crap! That has to have a massive negative effect on their APR, right? That's over 80% of the class that won't graduate (from Auburn). I know attrition is a normal part of college football, but this can't be normal, right? Anyway, I just thought this was interesting, if not sad.