ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Louisiana Tech Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Louisiana Tech demonstrates a notable trend in developing talent beyond initial rankings. The class was originally ranked 100th, indicating a lower tier of talent at the time of signing. However, the S2S re-rank improved significantly to 32nd, reflecting a strong evaluation of player development potential and in-game performance once they joined the program.
Among the 19 recruits, Louisiana Tech saw several players exceed their recruiting expectations, notably Xavier Woods, who became an NFL Starter. This success can be attributed to the program's ability to nurture talent effectively. While there were some players who did not meet the expectations associated with their rankings, the overall outcome of the class shows that Louisiana Tech was able to maximize the potential of its recruits, primarily focusing on player development and on-field contributions.

Overall, Louisiana Tech's 2013 recruiting class met expectations in terms of development and outcome. The significant movement in the S2S re-rank indicates that the program was successful in identifying and nurturing talent, despite the initial low class ranking. While there were some misses among higher-ranked recruits, the presence of standout performers like Woods illustrates the impact of effective coaching and player development strategies. The class ultimately reflects a positive outcome for Louisiana Tech in terms of both immediate contributions and future potential.