ReRank Breakdown: 2010 Troy Recruiting Class

Hit: LaDarrius Madden (CB) — Originally ranked 23. Outcome: College Starter. Madden was a key contributor to the secondary, successfully transitioning from a highly-ranked recruit to a starting role. Hit: Demarkus Underwood (OT) — Originally ranked 24. Outcome: College Starter. Underwood provided solid performance on the offensive line, meeting the expectations set by his high school ranking. Hit: B.J. Chitty (WR) — Originally ranked 1380. Outcome: College Starter. Chitty exceeded expectations as an unranked recruit, securing a starting position and demonstrating reliability. Hit: Tommy Stephens (EDGE) — Originally ranked 1616. Outcome: College Starter. Stephens solidified his place in the starting lineup, contributing positively despite an unranked status. Hit: Camren Hudson (CB) — Originally ranked 1621. Outcome: College Starter. Hudson’s performance as a starter highlights the program's ability to develop lower-ranked talent effectively. Hit: Dalton Bennett (DL) — Originally ranked 1624. Outcome: College Starter. Bennett's ascendance to a starting role indicates successful development of recruits who entered with lower expectations. Hit: Chris Hawkins (IOL) — Originally ranked 1663. Outcome: College Starter. Hawkins' transition to a starting position demonstrates the program’s capacity to nurture talent from lower rankings. Hit: Chris Pickett (CB) — Originally ranked 1666. Outcome: College Starter. Pickett's emergence as a starter further reinforces Troy's effectiveness in developing lower-ranked recruits. Hit: Jarred Flemming (OT) — Originally unranked. Outcome: College Starter. Flemming's performance exceeded expectations, contributing significantly to the team's offensive line. Hit: Jimmie Anderson (CB) — Originally unranked. Outcome: College Starter. Anderson's success as a starter showcases the program's ability to cultivate unranked talent effectively. Hit: Terrence Jones (IOL) — Originally unranked. Outcome: College Starter. Jones made an impact on the offensive line, illustrating the program's strength in developing less heralded recruits. Hit: Zach Johnson (IOL) — Originally unranked. Outcome: College Starter. Johnson’s role as a starter exemplifies Troy's talent development strategy for unranked players. Miss: Stoney Jackson (IOL) — Originally ranked 27. Outcome: Contributor. While Jackson did see some playing time, his limited impact does not align with the expectations of a highly-rated recruit. Miss: Jonathan Robertson (EDGE) — Originally ranked 872. Outcome: Bust. Robertson did not meet the expectations set by his ranking and failed to contribute meaningfully to the team. Miss: Khary Franklin (ATH) — Originally ranked 1559. Outcome: Contributor. Franklin's contributions fell short of the expectations associated with his ranking. Miss: Dionte Ponder (CB) — Originally ranked 1560. Outcome: Bust. Ponder did not fulfill the expectations associated with his ranking, resulting in a lack of impact on the field.