ReRank Breakdown: 2014 Miami (OH) Recruiting Class

Hit: Gus Ragland (QB) — Originally ranked 2518. Outcome: All Conference. Ragland exceeded expectations by achieving an All Conference designation, showcasing significant development from his recruiting profile. Hit: Ikeem Allen (DL) — Originally ranked 2304. Outcome: All Conference. Allen's performance as an All Conference player indicates he surpassed initial recruiting projections. Hit: Jordan Rigg (TE) — Originally ranked 2258. Outcome: All Conference. Rigg's All Conference status reflects a strong performance beyond his recruiting rank. Hit: Paul Moses (RB) — Originally ranked 1309. Outcome: College Starter. Moses played a significant role on the team, starting at the collegiate level, which aligns well with expectations for a player of his rank. Hit: Kenny Young (ATH) — Originally ranked 1060. Outcome: College Starter. Young contributed as a College Starter, indicating effective development from his recruitment status. Hit: Sam Martin (WR) — Originally ranked 1591. Outcome: College Starter. Martin met and exceeded expectations by becoming a College Starter, demonstrating his ability to adapt and perform at the collegiate level. Hit: Zach Hovey (TE) — Originally ranked 2112. Outcome: College Starter. Hovey's role as a College Starter signifies a successful transition from recruitment to impactful play. Miss: Alex Demers (IOL) — Originally ranked 2683. Outcome: Bust. Demers did not meet expectations as a ranked recruit, resulting in a low outcome score. Miss: Kelvin Cook (WR) — Originally ranked 2472. Outcome: Bust. Cook's performance fell short of expectations, leading to a classification as a Bust. Miss: Matthew Merimee (WR) — Originally unranked. Outcome: Contributor. Despite being unranked, Merimee contributed to the team but did not significantly exceed the baseline expectations. Miss: Trey Knes (LB) — Originally ranked 2358. Outcome: Bust. Knes did not fulfill the expectations associated with his ranking, resulting in a negative outcome assessment.