ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Tulane Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Tulane demonstrated a notable capacity for development, as evidenced by the S2S rerank moving from 82 to 33. This significant rise indicates that the program was able to cultivate talent effectively, leading to several recruits achieving outcomes that exceeded their original expectations. The standout performance of Chris Taylor, who earned an All Conference title, exemplifies the program's ability to maximize the potential of its recruits.
Despite the overall success in developing talent, the class also had its share of disappointments. The presence of multiple recruits labeled as "Bust" signifies that not all expectations were met, particularly among those who were ranked. Specifically, Santa Marina, Bell, and Godfrey were expected to contribute more significantly but did not fulfill their potential, which highlights the variability in recruiting outcomes that can occur even with higher-ranked players.

Overall, the Tulane 2013 recruiting class met expectations concerning the overall development and performance of its recruits, reflected in the improvement of the S2S ranking. While a small number of recruits did not achieve their expected outcomes, the class featured several players who exceeded their rankings, particularly in the case of Chris Taylor. The takeaway is that while there were notable misses, the class overall demonstrated a capacity for development that yielded positive results.