ReRank Breakdown: 2016 Hawai'i Recruiting Class

The 2016 recruiting class for Hawai'i showcased a mix of performances relative to original expectations. With a total of 20 recruits, the class had a low blue chip percentage of 5%, indicating a reliance on lower-ranked prospects. The S2S re-rank shows a significant drop to 109, suggesting that the overall talent and contributions from this class were not aligned with the initial rankings.
In terms of outcomes, there were several contributors, particularly among those who were unranked or ranked lower, such as Mykal Tolliver. However, the presence of a high-ranked recruit like Fred Ulu-Perry as a miss demonstrates that even higher expectations can sometimes lead to disappointing results. The overall trend indicates that while some lesser-known recruits exceeded expectations, the class struggled to fulfill the potential anticipated from its top-ranked players.

The class largely underperformed expectations based on the original recruiting ranking. The S2S re-rank decreased significantly, indicating that the players did not live up to the projected potential. The outcomes reflect a blend of contributors alongside notable misses, particularly at the higher end of the ranking spectrum. In summary, while there were some positive contributions, the overall results indicate a class that did not meet the expectations set by its original ranking.