ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Oklahoma State Recruiting Class

The Oklahoma State 2013 recruiting class displayed a mix of outcomes that reflect both strong development and missed expectations. With a total of 23 recruits, the class had a blue chip percentage of 22, indicating a modest number of higher-rated recruits. The S2S rerank moved from 31 to 51, suggesting that the overall performance of the recruits did not meet the initial expectations set during the recruiting process.
In terms of player development, Oklahoma State produced several contributors, with a focus on players who were not highly ranked upon entering college. Tre Flowers stands out as a notable success story, transitioning from being unranked to achieving NFL Starter status. Meanwhile, several ranked recruits, such as Ra'Shaad Samples and Naim Mustafaa, did not fulfill their projected potential, which likely contributed to the class's overall underperformance relative to initial expectations.

Overall, the Oklahoma State 2013 recruiting class underperformed expectations based on their original ranking. The movement in the S2S rerank reflects this trend, as the majority of recruits did not achieve outcomes commensurate with their rankings. The class yielded a few standout performances while also containing several disappointments among higher-ranked players. In summary, the class had mixed results, with notable hits overshadowed by significant misses.