ReRank Breakdown: 2014 Arizona Recruiting Class

The Arizona 2014 recruiting class had a mix of outcomes that generally reflected a learning curve for the program. With a total of 29 recruits and an original class rank of 28, expectations were moderately set, but the S2S rerank moving to 86 indicates a notable improvement in overall player performance relative to their initial rankings. The blue chip percentage of 18 suggests a focus on foundational talent, although the class did not feature a high proportion of elite recruits.
The presence of several contributors and college starters, including standout Jordan Morgan who achieved NFL Starter status, indicates that the program effectively developed some players beyond initial expectations. However, the number of ranked recruits who registered as "Bust" suggests that not all players were able to translate their potential into success on the field.

Overall, the Arizona 2014 recruiting class performed somewhat above expectations, particularly highlighted by the success of players like Jordan Morgan. The significant upward movement in the S2S rerank suggests effective player development strategies may have been in place, capitalizing on potential to create impactful players. In summary, while the class featured a notable number of contributors, the presence of several high-ranked players who did not meet expectations tempered the overall outcome.
Takeaway: Arizona's 2014 recruiting class showcased some success in player development but also revealed challenges in maximizing the potential of higher-ranked recruits.