ReRank Breakdown: 2010 Fresno State Recruiting Class

The 2010 recruiting class for Fresno State showed a notable improvement in performance when compared to its original recruiting expectations. With a total of 20 recruits and a blue chip percentage of just 5, the class was initially ranked 63rd but saw a significant increase to 29th in the S2S rerank. This upward movement suggests that the program successfully developed a number of players who outperformed the expectations set by their original rankings.
Key outcomes illustrate a blend of success and shortcomings within the class. Notably, recruits like Tyeler Davison who were low-ranked made substantial contributions, demonstrating the program's ability to identify and develop talent outside the elite recruiting circle. However, there were also instances where ranked recruits, such as Marcus McDade, underperformed relative to expectations, indicating areas where the program may need to refine its evaluation processes.

Overall, the Fresno State 2010 recruiting class met and, in some instances, exceeded expectations, as evidenced by the positive S2S rerank. The presence of high-performing recruits alongside a few underperformers suggests a mixed but ultimately favorable outcome for the class. The takeaway is that while Fresno State's recruiting efforts yielded several contributors, there remains room for improvement in nurturing the highest-ranked prospects.