ReRank Breakdown: 2011 Idaho Recruiting Class

The 2011 recruiting class for Idaho produced a mix of outcomes that highlight both successes and shortcomings in the program's development trajectory. Overall, the class featured 17 recruits, with a notable absence of blue-chip prospects, reflecting a reliance on lower-ranked recruits. Among these, Quinton Bradley emerged as a standout, earning All Conference honors, which demonstrates that Idaho was able to cultivate talent effectively even from recruits who were not highly rated.
In contrast, several ranked prospects did not meet their expected performance levels, particularly Dominique Blackman, who was ranked 64 but ultimately failed to make a significant impact on the field, resulting in a "Bust" label. This disparity between high-ranking expectations and actual outcomes illustrates the challenges Idaho faced in player development and retention of talent from its recruiting class.

The 2011 recruiting class for Idaho met mixed expectations, with a notable performance from Quinton Bradley counterbalanced by disappointing outcomes from other higher-ranked recruits. The S2S rerank dropped from 100 to 116, indicating that the overall performance of the class did not align with initial expectations, particularly among the ranked players. In conclusion, while Idaho managed to find success with some lower-ranked recruits, the class overall reflected a struggle to capitalize on higher-ranked prospects.