Jack is for sure not the second-ranked prospect from Michigan, and anywhere showing that has an incomplete list.

But combine a few things: (1) any single recruiting service is often not comprehensive, *especially* the free ones (and colleges pay thousands and thousands every year for the high-end ones), (2) there are fewer 4/5 star prospects in the country than you think, (3) classification by state is often inconsistent for guys who move around/do prep years, and (4) there's natural variance year to year where even large states might produce just one or two really high-level prospects.

The star system is pretty arbitrary, but if he's really progressed it's not inconceivable to think he might be a top-five prospect of the state. But definitely don't get your hopes up this kid has an Omar Prewitt-esque freshman season; it's just setting yourself up for disappointment without any meaningful evidence.