ReRank Breakdown: 2014 Kansas Recruiting Class

The Kansas 2014 recruiting class had a total of 25 commitments, with an original class rank of 49 that fell to a S2S rerank of 61. This indicates that the class did not meet the expectations set by its initial ranking. The blue chip percentage was low at 8%, which reflects a reliance on lower-ranked recruits, as only a small portion of the class were considered blue chip prospects.
Among the recruits, there were several contributors and college starters. The presence of high outcome labels such as "All American" for Joe Dineen Jr. illustrates that there were some success stories, particularly among lower-ranked players. However, the overall class performance was marred by the significant number of recruits registering as "Bust," which suggests that expectations were not met for a number of higher-ranked players.

Overall, the Kansas 2014 recruiting class underperformed expectations based on its original ranking. The S2S rerank moving down indicates that the class did not develop as anticipated. While the presence of high achievers like Joe Dineen Jr. provided some positive outcomes, the failure of several ranked recruits to deliver on their potential contributed to a disappointing overall performance.
The key takeaway from this class is that while there were notable successes, the overall outcomes failed to justify the original expectations set by the rankings.