ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Arkansas State Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Arkansas State reflected a mix of expectations and outcomes. With a total of 20 recruits, the class had an original ranking of 104, which dropped slightly to 110 in the S2S rerank, indicating an overall underperformance relative to initial expectations. The blue chip percentage stood at 0, highlighting that the class lacked highly touted prospects, which often influences the overall success of a recruiting class.
Evaluating the individual outcomes, there were notable successes among unranked recruits, such as Ja'Von Rolland-Jones, who earned All Conference honors. This suggests that while the class may not have delivered on the higher expectations set by the rankings, it did contain players who exceeded their recruiting profiles. On the other hand, several ranked recruits did not meet their expected contributions, leading to a higher number of outcomes classified as Bust.

Overall, the 2013 recruiting class for Arkansas State underperformed expectations. The S2S rerank dropping from 104 to 110 indicates that the recruits did not perform at the level anticipated based on their rankings. A lack of blue-chip talent and the presence of multiple Bust outcomes among ranked recruits were significant factors in this class's disappointing performance. In summary, while there were a few notable hits, the overwhelming number of underperforming recruits contributed to a class that did not meet its projected potential.