ReRank Breakdown: 2014 Northern Illinois Recruiting Class

The 2014 recruiting class for Northern Illinois demonstrated a notable increase in overall outcomes compared to their original rankings. The program's ability to develop players is reflected in the S2S rerank moving from 120 to 88, indicating that the majority of recruits performed better than initially anticipated. This upward trajectory suggests effective coaching and player development processes within the program.
Of the 28 recruits, a total of six achieved noteworthy outcomes, with a mix of contributors and starters. Notably, Max Scharping stood out as a key player who transitioned from a mid-tier recruit to an NFL Starter, showcasing the potential for development among recruits who may not have been highly ranked initially. However, the class also featured a couple of players who did not meet expectations, underscoring the inherent risks in recruiting.

Overall, the 2014 recruiting class for Northern Illinois outperformed expectations, as evidenced by the S2S rerank that reflects a significant improvement in player outcomes. The presence of high-performing recruits like Max Scharping contrasted with a few players who did not meet their projected potential. This class serves as a solid foundation for the program, indicating a positive trend in recruiting efficacy.