ReRank Breakdown: 2015 Miami (OH) Recruiting Class

The 2015 recruiting class for Miami (OH) demonstrated a mixed bag of outcomes that largely aligned with their recruiting expectations, particularly reflecting the challenges of developing talent in the MAC conference. With a class ranking of 77 and a slight drop in the S2S rerank to 76, it suggests that while the program had some promising recruits, the overall impact did not significantly deviate from what was anticipated based on their original rankings.
The hits in this class, namely Junior McMullen and Joshua Allen, indicate that the program effectively developed some of its lower-ranked athletes into key contributors. However, the presence of busts such as Kendrell McFadden and Jordon Hardwick illustrates that not all high-ranked recruits translated to successful collegiate careers, highlighting a common theme in recruiting where expectations do not always match outcomes. This class yielded a total of 28 commits, with a modest blue-chip percentage of 4%, which may reflect the program's recruiting strategy and resource allocation.

Overall, the Miami (OH) 2015 recruiting class met expectations based on their original rankings, with a balance of contributors and a few notable disappointments. The S2S rerank remained relatively stable, indicating consistent development pathways but also revealing gaps where higher expectations were not fulfilled. The takeaway from this class is that Miami (OH) effectively cultivated a few standout players, while also facing challenges with some higher-ranked recruits failing to make a significant impact.