ReRank Breakdown: 2016 West Virginia Recruiting Class

The 2016 recruiting class for West Virginia showcased a mix of expectations and outcomes, reflecting the program's recruiting strategy and development capabilities. The class initially ranked 46th but saw a notable improvement in the S2S re-rank to 32, indicating a positive shift in the perceived talent and potential of the recruits. This suggests that while the class was not highly regarded at the outset, the coaching staff likely identified and developed talent effectively.
A total of 31 recruits joined the program, with a blue chip percentage of only 13%. Despite the lack of elite-level talent, several recruits emerged as contributors, with outcomes ranging from contributors to college starters. The overall performance indicates a reasonable return on investment in terms of development, particularly for lower-ranked players.

The West Virginia 2016 recruiting class met expectations based on the outcomes of the recruits. The movement in the S2S rerank from 46 to 32 highlights an effective development process, as several recruits surpassed their original projections. The presence of both hits and misses in the class further emphasizes a mixed yet ultimately productive recruiting cycle. In conclusion, while there were some disappointments, the class overall can be viewed as a success in terms of player development and contributions to the program.