ReRank Breakdown: 2015 UTSA Recruiting Class

The 2015 recruiting class for UTSA showcased a mix of outcomes that highlight the program's ongoing development strategies. With a total of 31 recruits, the class featured no blue-chip players, indicating a focus on building depth rather than securing elite talent. The original class rank of 67 and a subsequent S2S rerank of 103 suggest that the initial expectations did not translate effectively into performance.
Despite the overall lower ranking, several players exceeded expectations significantly. Particularly, four recruits—Andrew Martel, Baylen Baker, C.J. Levine, and Darryl Godfrey—transitioned into college starters, which is a notable achievement given their lower original rankings. This indicates that UTSA has been successful in identifying and developing talent that may have been overlooked by other programs.
In contrast, the class also experienced some disappointments. Ranked players such as Corbin White and Jonathan Tuiolosega did not achieve the levels of success anticipated based on their recruiting profiles. White, in particular, as a higher-ranked recruit, was unable to make a significant impact, which reflects a common trend where expectations are not met for some recruits.

Overall, the 2015 recruiting class for UTSA met expectations in terms of developing talent, but it also highlighted some underperforming recruits. The S2S rerank dropped from 67 to 103, indicating that the recruits did not perform at the levels anticipated based on their initial rankings. However, the emergence of multiple college starters from lower-ranked recruits suggests a positive trend in player development. In summary, while the class had its misses, the hits demonstrate effective talent cultivation within the program.