The Top 10 Players of the 2021 Recruiting Class
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Now that all the signings are official and the classes are finalized, it’s time for a countless amount of hype and articles about your favorite team’s recruiting classes. It’s a fun time of year because teams have secured so much talent, and coaches, players, and fans dream of each one of them reaching their potential.
Our aim here at MWCConnection is to discuss how much talent and potential are entering the conference in this recruiting class. This will be accomplished through numerous different posts this month. Some of these posts will be team specific, and others will be looking more from the standpoint of the conference as a whole. Today is a snapshot of the top talent entering the Mountain West in this class. Here is our version of the top 10 players.
The Recruiting Road So Far: UNLV
Looking at the Rebel’s December class.
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Welcome to the tenth post in our twelve-part series that hopefully makes the dead period go by a bit quicker. These articles aim to provide a detailed look at what each team has done thus far on the recruiting trail and what work still needs to be put in before NLI day in February. One team a day will be featured this year in alphabetical order. Today will look at UNLV.
UNLV:
The 2020 season had its bumps and bruises for pretty much everyone, and UNLV was no exception. The Rebels did not win a game all season, going 0-6 with two games deemed a no contest due to Covid. They struggled to find consistency on offense, especially at the quarterback position. They were in a few games, which counts for something in year one of a new coach, but there is a lot of room for improvement.