ReRank Breakdown: 2015 Western Kentucky Recruiting Class

The 2015 recruiting class for Western Kentucky showcases a mixed bag of outcomes relative to original expectations. The class was initially ranked 115th, which reflects a low expectation for their performance. However, with an S2S rerank of 98, the class demonstrated better-than-expected development, indicating that several players were able to outperform their initial rankings.
A total of 20 recruits were brought into the program, none of whom were classified as blue-chip prospects. This is significant as it suggests that the coaching staff may have focused on developing lower-ranked recruits rather than relying on high-profile signings. The data shows that a number of recruits became contributors, with several achieving starting roles, which is a positive indicator of program development.

Overall, the class met expectations, with several players contributing positively to the team. The S2S rerank improved due to the emergence of contributors and starters from the lower-ranked recruits, which suggests effective player development by the coaching staff. The takeaway from this class is that Western Kentucky was able to cultivate talent from a pool of less heralded recruits, leading to a productive recruiting cycle.