ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Eastern Michigan Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Eastern Michigan consisted of 21 recruits, with zero blue-chip prospects, reflecting the challenges in attracting higher-caliber talent. The original class rank of 122 suggests a focus on developing players rather than relying on immediate star power. However, the S2S rerank of 92 indicates a positive shift in expectations as some recruits progressed well during their tenure.
Analyzing the outcomes, the class produced notable contributions, particularly with Austin Barnes achieving All Conference honors, which highlights effective development strategies for lower-ranked players. A majority of the recruits, including several unranked players, achieved outcomes of College Starter or Contributor, showcasing a solid foundation for the program despite the lack of higher-ranked prospects.

Overall, the 2013 class for Eastern Michigan met expectations, given the original recruiting rankings. The positive S2S rerank reflects the program’s ability to develop talent effectively, turning low or unranked prospects into contributors and starters. The achievement of Austin Barnes as an All Conference player demonstrates that even lower-ranked recruits can exceed expectations with the right development. This class serves as an example of how focusing on player development can yield positive results over time.