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I like having the "wishful thinking" included with verbals by NDoggie78
My suggestion - since you asked - would be to take the wishful thinking a couple years further (2020 and 2021). We have heard all the names discussed and remember Nielefest, but trying to keep the year and positions straight is difficult (maybe it's just my memory).
Obviously if this complicates the chart than it is counterproductive, but it would also be a head start for the future (and unfortunately, we'll realize we can't have all the young ladies who attended last Fall)
Having your chart out while reading dillon's updates is the perfect way to look at recruiting (but careful - you might get "recruited" to do one for football and men's bball)