ReRank Breakdown: 2015 Baylor Recruiting Class

The 2015 recruiting class for Baylor showcased a commendable ability to develop players, as evidenced by the S2S rerank moving from 41 to 20. This indicates a significant improvement in player outcomes relative to their initial rankings. The class featured a blend of players with varying levels of recruiting expectations, including both high-ranked and low-ranked recruits.
The standout performers included several players who, while initially unranked or lowly ranked, transitioned to college starters, illustrating the program's effective development strategies. However, it is noteworthy that some of the higher-ranked prospects did not achieve the success anticipated upon their recruitment, leading to a mix of outcomes within the class.

Overall, the Baylor 2015 recruiting class met expectations, notably improving from its original ranking to a higher S2S rank. The re-rank reflects successful development efforts, particularly among lower-ranked recruits who became contributors and starters. However, the presence of a high-ranked recruit labeled as a bust underscores the unpredictability in player development. The key takeaway from this class is that Baylor demonstrated an ability to maximize the potential of lower-ranked recruits while facing challenges with some of their higher-profile commitments.