ReRank Breakdown: 2012 Toledo Recruiting Class

The 2012 recruiting class for Toledo displayed a mixed bag of outcomes, with a notable number of contributors and starters, albeit with no blue chip recruits. The class ranked 87th originally but saw a significant improvement to 71st in the S2S re-evaluation. This upward movement suggests that while the class may not have been highly regarded initially, several players managed to outperform their early projections.
Among the 26 recruits, a total of 11 players reached the "College Starter" label, indicating a solid development pipeline for Toledo. However, the presence of ranked recruits who underperformed expectations—specifically Hester—highlights the volatility inherent in recruiting. The majority of the class consisted of lower-ranked players, and several unranked players contributed minimally, which reflects the challenges of consistently identifying talent from a larger pool of recruits.

Overall, the Toledo 2012 recruiting class met expectations based on their original rankings. The S2S rerank moving up indicates that some players developed better than anticipated. The standout performance from players like Storm Norton, who became an NFL Starter, showcases the potential within the class. In summary, while the class had its share of misses, it also included significant hits, leading to a balanced outcome.