I agree with the coaches who have commented favorably on the recruiting changes. Before the changes, every smart coach used the "rifle" approach; with the changes, my experience has been that coaches at DIII, DII, and the lower-echelon DI schools can now feasibly use a "shotgun" approach as well. Both strategies are now viable.
I also like the fact that it used to be best to spend all (or almost all) of your cash right away in recruiting to nail down your targets, whereas now hoarding your cash and looking to see which recruits drop their sights is an equally effective approach.
I think the changes haven't had much impact on top-tier DI schools, but for everyone else down the line you now have tactical choices to make, instead of spending all your cash right away on the couple of guys you really want. A good game should allow multiple paths to success, and the recruiting changes make this possible. All IMO, of course.