ReRank Breakdown: 2016 Tulane Recruiting Class

The 2016 recruiting class for Tulane showcased a mix of contributors and starters, with a total of 23 recruits. The original class rank of 104 and subsequent S2S rerank to 113 indicates a decline in perceived value based on the recruits’ outcomes. The lack of blue-chip prospects suggests that the class was primarily composed of lower-ranked players, which is reflected in the outcomes.
Key development patterns emerge from the analysis of the recruits' performances. Notably, players like Darnell Mooney and P.J. Hall, who were originally ranked outside the top tier, became college starters, demonstrating the program's ability to maximize potential in lower-ranked recruits. Conversely, the class also featured ranked players who failed to meet expectations, such as Phabion Woodard and A.J. Walker, who recorded low outcomes. This divergence indicates a mixed record of player development and recruitment success.

Overall, the 2016 recruiting class for Tulane met expectations, given the low initial rankings of most recruits. While the class produced a few standout players who became college starters, it also included several recruits who did not fulfill their potential, leading to a modest outcome classification. The S2S rerank dropped slightly, reflecting the inconsistency in performance among the recruits. In summary, while there were notable hits, the overall effectiveness of this class underscores the challenges of recruiting at this level.