ReRank Breakdown: 2013 NC State Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for NC State presented a mix of outcomes, reflecting variable development patterns among the recruits. With a total of 23 commitments and a zero percent blue chip percentage, the class lacked elite talent but still produced several successful players. Notably, three players—Josh Jones, Matthew Dayes, and Jack Tocho—achieved high outcomes of being NFL Drafted or NFL Starter, showcasing that even lower-ranked recruits can excel and exceed expectations.
Conversely, the class also included several players who did not perform to their expected potential. The presence of multiple "Bust" outcomes among originally ranked athletes indicates that while some players found success, others failed to materialize their projected contributions. This illustrates the unpredictability of recruiting outcomes, particularly when a class lacks elite recruits.

Overall, the NC State 2013 recruiting class met expectations based on the original rankings, with several noteworthy successes among lower-ranked players. The S2S rerank remained relatively stable, indicating that while there were some standout performers, the overall class did not significantly outperform initial assessments. The takeaway from this class is that while there were some notable hits, the majority of the ranked recruits did not deliver on their potential, resulting in a mixed outcome.