ReRank Breakdown: 2015 Vanderbilt Recruiting Class

Vanderbilt's 2015 recruiting class demonstrated moderate success in terms of player development and outcomes. The class saw a total of 19 recruits with a blue-chip percentage of 16, indicating a focus on developing talent rather than relying solely on highly ranked players. The S2S rerank moved up from 44 to 39, suggesting some improvement in player development and contributions on the field.
The outcomes for the class reveal a mix of contributors and starters, with several players performing well despite their lower rankings. Players like Justin Skule emerged as NFL starters, showcasing the program's ability to develop talent effectively. However, the presence of ranked recruits who did not meet expectations highlights a need for targeted development strategies, particularly concerning higher-ranked players.

Overall, the Vanderbilt 2015 recruiting class met expectations to a degree, with several recruits contributing to the team, though some highly ranked players did not perform as anticipated. The S2S rerank improved by five spots, indicating that while there was some successful player development, the class was marked by a notable number of contributors rather than standout stars. The takeaway from this class is that while Vanderbilt successfully developed lower-ranked recruits, there remains a challenge in maximizing the potential of higher-ranked players.