ReRank Breakdown: 2015 Old Dominion Recruiting Class

The 2015 recruiting class for Old Dominion showcased a blend of contributors and starters, with a total of 22 recruits. The class initially ranked 95th but improved to a ranking of 83 in the S2S reevaluation, indicating that the program was able to develop some of these recruits effectively. The low blue chip percentage (0%) reflects a reliance on players who were not highly regarded at the time of their recruitment.
Among the recruits, several players emerged as contributors, with outcomes ranging from "Contributor" to "College Starter." The performance outcomes suggest a moderate level of success in developing lower-ranked recruits into functional players within the program. Notably, players like Jamez Brickhouse and Devin Hannan became key components of the team, demonstrating that Old Dominion was able to identify and nurture talent effectively despite the overall lack of high-profile recruits.

Overall, the 2015 recruiting class met expectations, particularly in terms of developing players who could contribute at the collegiate level. While some high-ranking recruits did not pan out as anticipated, the presence of multiple contributors and starters indicates that the program found value in its lower-ranked prospects. The S2S rerank improved due to this successful development trajectory, highlighting the coaching staff's ability to elevate players beyond their original rankings.
In summary, the Old Dominion 2015 recruiting class demonstrated a solid ability to cultivate talent, resulting in a class that met developmental expectations.