SEC Recruiting Class Grades

Position Grades

Full Analysis

This Mississippi State recruiting class presents significant concerns that raise questions about data accuracy and program direction. With an overall score of 2897/100 and zero rated recruits across all star categories, this appears to be either incomplete data or represents a historically poor recruiting cycle. The duplicate listings for Hudson Fuqua, Brandon Allen Jr., and Gunnar Gillentine suggest data processing errors, making it impossible to accurately assess the true composition and quality of this class. From a competitive standpoint within the SEC, this class would rank at the bottom of the conference if the data is accurate. SEC programs typically need to secure multiple 3-4 star recruits to remain competitive, and the complete absence of any rated prospects is deeply concerning. While the analysis notes "ATH depth" as a strength, unrated athletes face significant developmental challenges at the SEC level. The lack of identified needs being filled, combined with the small class size of just 6 commits, suggests either a coaching transition, scholarship limitations, or fundamental recruiting struggles that could impact Mississippi State's ability to compete in one of college football's most demanding conferences.