No. Why does it matter? Those offers are an accurate measure of the actual talent he has—sans the trouble he got into.
Actually, Rivals has both a new 2019 and the previous 2018 profile for him.
https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2018/isheem-young-2440
Matter of fact, there is a “Risers and Fallers” article for the final rankings in the “18 class that mentions Isheem. It says that he dropped twenty spots in the safety ranking—presumably because of his arrest.
Now, he ended up ranked the 30th ranked safety. Curious, I went to the safety rankings, and counted up twenty notches.
Turns out that the kid who wound up at #10 was an Oregon signee—who came in at #102 overall. The #11 safety was. a Notre Dane signee who came in at #135.
For comparion’s sake, Rivals had Joseph Scated next at #136 overall.
And this year, 247 has Breece Hall Tanked #135 in their own rankings.
Sheer coincidence.
The point being, Isheem was even more highly regarded than “just” a four star..Trusting that Matt Campbell did his due diligence, we got us a steal, folks!
*See the safety rankings for yourself:
https://n.rivals.com/position_rankings/football/2018/S