ReRank Breakdown: 2007 Miami (OH) Recruiting Class

The 2007 recruiting class for Miami (OH) demonstrated a mixed level of success. With a total of 23 recruits, the class originally ranked 66th nationally, but was ultimately reevaluated at 72nd based on performance outcomes. The blue chip percentage was notably low at 0%, indicating that the class did not include any highly-touted prospects. Despite this, the presence of Brandon Brooks, who achieved NFL Pro Bowl status, highlighted a significant success story within the class.
Most of the recruits in this class were unranked or low-ranked, which typically suggests limited expectations. The outcomes varied widely, with several players reaching the College Starter level. However, the class experienced challenges, particularly from a few ranked recruits who failed to meet expectations. The overall trend indicates that while there were some positive contributions, the lack of high-level talents resulted in a re-evaluation of the class's effectiveness.

Overall, the Miami (OH) 2007 recruiting class met expectations with a few standout performances but ultimately underperformed in terms of collective impact. The S2S rerank fell slightly due to the number of recruits who did not achieve their projected potential, particularly among those who were ranked. The takeaway from this class is that while it produced a notable player in Brandon Brooks, the overall performance did not reflect the initial recruiting rankings.