ReRank Breakdown: 2014 Fresno State Recruiting Class

Fresno State's 2014 recruiting class produced a mix of outcomes, particularly in the development of players who exceeded their original rankings. The class featured a total of 26 recruits, none of whom were classified as blue-chip prospects, indicating a focus on developing players from lower-ranking backgrounds. The re-evaluation of the class, moving from an original ranking of 90 to a S2S rerank of 108, suggests that while some players succeeded, the overall potential was not fully realized.
In terms of player development, the class showcased multiple hits, particularly among lower-ranked recruits. Players like Stratton Brown, Jamire Jordan, Chad Olsen, and Kyle Riddering all transitioned effectively into college starters, highlighting Fresno State's capability to cultivate talent from less heralded backgrounds. However, the presence of several ranked recruits who did not meet expectations, categorized as misses, points to inconsistency in effectively developing higher-ranked players.

Overall, the 2014 recruiting class for Fresno State met some expectations through the emergence of several college starters, particularly from lower-ranked recruits. However, the class also contained notable misses among ranked players, contributing to the lower S2S rerank. The shift in the S2S ranking indicates that while there were positive outcomes, the overall impact of the class was diminished by the underperformance of several highly-ranked recruits. In summary, Fresno State's 2014 class demonstrated potential but ultimately fell short of maximizing its recruiting expectations.