ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Miami (OH) Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Miami (OH) demonstrated a mixed level of development relative to original expectations. Despite the class being ranked 120th nationally, the S2S rerank improved to 105, suggesting that the program was able to develop some talent effectively. With no blue-chip recruits in the class, the focus was on developing lower-ranked and unranked players. The standout performance of Heath Harding, who was originally unranked, exemplifies the potential for talent development within the program.
Overall, the outcomes for several recruits who were originally ranked indicate a struggle to meet the expectations associated with their rankings. The high number of College Starter designations among ranked recruits suggests that while some players achieved starting roles, they did not elevate their performance significantly beyond that level. The combination of contributors and starters indicates a reliance on development over immediate impact from high-profile recruits.

This recruiting class for Miami (OH) met expectations in some areas but ultimately underperformed in terms of the potential associated with its ranked recruits. While the S2S rerank improved, the lack of higher-tier outcomes, particularly among the ranked players, reveals that the class did not capitalize on its potential. The standout performance from Harding, however, provides a silver lining and an example of successful development within the class. Overall, the takeaway is that Miami (OH) managed to find some success in developing talent but fell short of higher expectations for its ranked recruits.