ReRank Breakdown: 2015 Liberty Recruiting Class

The 2015 recruiting class for Liberty displayed a positive trend in player development, particularly among those who were originally unranked. The class produced six players who became college starters, all of whom exceeded recruiting expectations as they had no initial ranking to assess their potential. This indicates a successful identification and development process by the coaching staff, highlighting their ability to find talent that others overlooked.
In contrast, the only ranked recruit, Denvre Daniels, did not fulfill the anticipated impact, resulting in a "Bust" classification. This suggests that while the coaching staff effectively nurtured unranked talent, they may have encountered challenges with the higher-ranked players in this cycle. The overall class performance is further evidenced by the jump in the S2S rerank from 120 to 90, indicating improvements in the perceived talent and contributions of the recruits.

Overall, the 2015 class for Liberty significantly outperformed expectations, primarily driven by the development of unranked recruits into starting positions. The S2S rerank improved due to the strong contributions from these players, coupled with the lone miss from a ranked recruit. This class underscores the importance of effective scouting and player development in achieving success, marking it as a noteworthy recruiting cycle for the program.