ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Tulsa Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Tulsa entered with an original rank of 84, which reflected a lower-tier standing among peers in the Conference-USA. However, the S2S rerank dropped significantly to 115, indicating a decline in perceived potential as players progressed into their collegiate careers. The total of 21 commitments included a variety of positions, but none were classified as blue-chip recruits, which typically indicates a higher likelihood of success.
Analyzing the outcomes, there was a mix of results. Keevan Lucas stood out as the sole Hit, achieving an All Conference designation, while several players, including Rob Boyd, failed to live up to the expectations set by their original rankings. The majority of the class resulted in low outcomes, with many players contributing minimally or not at all. This pattern suggests that while some players did exceed expectations, the overall class struggled to deliver impact players, particularly among the higher-ranked recruits.

The 2013 recruiting class for Tulsa ultimately underperformed expectations. The significant drop in the S2S rerank indicates that the players did not develop as anticipated, with only one player exceeding expectations while many others fell short of their potential. The presence of both contributors and a notable All Conference player represents a small success in an otherwise disappointing class outcome. Overall, this class exemplifies the challenges in developing talent, particularly when no blue-chip prospects were acquired.