ReRank Breakdown: 2011 Western Michigan Recruiting Class

The 2011 recruiting class for Western Michigan exhibited a mixed bag of outcomes relative to the original recruiting expectations. The class ranked 116th nationally, reflecting a lower-tier standing in the recruiting landscape. However, the S2S rerank improved to 79, suggesting that several recruits exceeded their initial projections.
The standout players from this class, Kristof and Celiscar, both achieved All Conference honors, indicating that they surpassed their original rankings and played vital roles on the team. Conversely, the class also included several recruits who did not meet expectations. Among the ranked recruits, Yorke and Turner were unable to contribute significantly, leading to their classification as "Busts." This highlights a pattern where lower-ranked recruits can sometimes outperform higher-ranked peers.

Overall, the 2011 recruiting class for Western Michigan met expectations, especially considering the improvement in the S2S rerank. The presence of two All Conference players indicates that while the class was initially viewed as less competitive, it ultimately produced players who made noteworthy contributions. The class demonstrated that even when recruiting rankings suggest a lack of talent, effective development can yield successful outcomes.
In summary, the 2011 class showcased a blend of both successes and shortcomings, leading to a balanced evaluation of its overall performance.