ReRank Breakdown: 2013 Utah State Recruiting Class

The 2013 recruiting class for Utah State consisted of 21 recruits, with an original class ranking of 126, indicating a lower-tier recruiting effort compared to peers. Despite this initial ranking, the S2S rerank improved significantly to 90, suggesting that the program's development strategies may have been effective in fostering talent. A total of 0% blue chip recruits in this class reflects a reliance on under-the-radar prospects, which aligns with the observed outcomes.
The outcomes of this class indicate a pattern where several recruits managed to perform at a level that met or exceeded their initial rankings. Notably, Austin Stephens emerged as a College Starter, showcasing the potential for lower-ranked players to contribute significantly. However, the class also experienced notable underperformance, as demonstrated by Ryan Watson, who was unable to make a meaningful impact on the field, resulting in a "Bust" label.

Overall, the 2013 recruiting class for Utah State met expectations, primarily due to the successful development of several recruits. The S2S rerank improved, indicating that while the initial expectations were low, the coaching staff effectively developed the talent available. In summary, while the class had its misses, it also featured positive outcomes that suggest a solid foundation for the program's growth.