ReRank Breakdown: 2010 Western Michigan Recruiting Class

The 2010 recruiting class for Western Michigan demonstrated a mixed bag of outcomes, showcasing both successes and disappointments. Notably, two players, Johnnie Simon and Desmond Bozeman, emerged as All Conference performers, reflecting the program's ability to develop talent even from lower-ranked positions. Their achievements indicate that while the overall class rank was lower, there was potential for individual players to thrive beyond initial expectations.
On the other hand, the class also included several recruits who did not meet their projected potential, particularly those like Mike Perish and Ali Kassem, who both ended up with a "Bust" label. Their outcomes suggest that not all high school rankings translate into successful college careers, especially when players fail to contribute meaningfully on the field. This dichotomy of outcomes points to a broader trend where development programs can turn some recruits into stars, while others may struggle to find their footing.

Overall, the 2010 recruiting class for Western Michigan met expectations in terms of the development of lower-ranked recruits, as evidenced by the success of Simon and Bozeman. However, the S2S rerank moving down indicates that the class did not collectively perform to the level anticipated based on its original ranking. The presence of several "Bust" outcomes further illustrates the challenges in maintaining consistent performance across all recruits.
In summary, while the class had notable successes, it ultimately struggled to fulfill its potential collectively, leading to a mixed evaluation of the recruiting efforts for that cycle.