ReRank Breakdown: 2012 Central Michigan Recruiting Class

The 2012 recruiting class for Central Michigan showcased a notable development pattern, particularly when comparing outcomes to initial recruiting expectations. The class ranked 113 originally but saw a significant improvement in the S2S rerank, moving up to 46. This suggests that the coaching staff was able to effectively develop talent that didn't necessarily come in with high expectations.
Among the 21 recruits, several players emerged as key contributors, even if they started from lower rankings. The presence of players like Cooper Rush and Kavon Frazier highlights success in identifying and developing talent that exceeded their original projections. However, the overall distribution of outcomes indicates that while there were notable hits, such as Rush and Frazier, other recruits fell short of expectations.
The outcomes of the class reflect a balanced mix of development and underperformance. Specifically, several recruits who ranked higher than average did not progress beyond a contributor role. This raises questions about the alignment between recruiting rankings and the actual development that took place at Central Michigan.

Overall, the 2012 recruiting class for Central Michigan can be viewed as having outperformed expectations, particularly through the lens of the S2S rerank. The ability of the program to elevate players like Rush and Frazier indicates effective talent development. However, some higher-ranked recruits did not achieve their potential, which tempered the overall success of the class. The key takeaway is that while Central Michigan managed to develop several standout players, inconsistencies in the performance of other recruits suggest that there is still room for improvement in maximizing the potential of all players in the recruiting class.