ReRank Breakdown: 2011 San Diego State Recruiting Class

The San Diego State 2011 recruiting class displayed a mixed performance relative to its original expectations. With a total of 23 recruits, the class was ranked 89th nationally. The S2S rerank indicates a downward shift to 101st, suggesting that while some players showed promise, the overall class did not live up to its initial recruitment accolades.
A notable aspect of this class is the presence of several recruits who became college starters, indicating that the program was able to develop lower-ranked players effectively. Specifically, five players emerged as college starters, demonstrating that San Diego State successfully cultivated talent beyond the initial expectations set by their recruiting rankings. The program's ability to elevate these players reflects a commitment to player development.
However, there were also significant shortcomings within this class, particularly among the higher-ranked recruits. Three players who were ranked within the top 650 nationally underperformed to a degree that they were labeled as busts. This highlights a potential area of concern regarding the evaluation and development of higher-ranked prospects, as their failure to meet expectations contributed to the overall decline in class performance.

Overall, the 2011 recruiting class for San Diego State underperformed relative to expectations. The S2S rerank moving down from 89 to 101 illustrates a lack of overall impact from the class, particularly from higher-ranked prospects who did not meet their anticipated contributions. However, the emergence of several college starters from lower-ranked positions indicates that there were successful development stories within the program. The key takeaway is that while there were notable hits in player development, the class as a whole did not achieve the success anticipated at the time of recruitment.