ReRank Breakdown: 2011 Fresno State Recruiting Class

The Fresno State 2011 recruiting class presented a mixed bag of outcomes, showcasing the program's ability to develop talent in some areas while struggling in others. The class was originally ranked 115, which indicated a low expectation for success. However, the S2S rerank of 59 suggests a notable improvement in perceived talent over time, reflecting positively on the coaching and developmental staff's efforts.
The standout performer, Davante Adams, emerged as a significant contributor to the program, despite being originally ranked low. His high outcome score of 8 indicates that Fresno State could identify and develop talent that was overlooked by other recruiting services. Conversely, the class had its share of disappointments, particularly with highly-ranked recruits like Marcus McDade, who failed to deliver on the expectations set by his position in the recruiting rankings.

Overall, the Fresno State 2011 recruiting class met expectations, with a few notable hits and several recruits contributing to the team, despite a few major misses. The S2S rerank improved due to the development of players like Adams, while the class also highlighted the challenges of recruiting, particularly with higher-ranked players who did not perform. In summary, this class illustrates both the potential for success in identifying undervalued talent and the unpredictability inherent in recruiting.