Eli Stowers, a Denton, Texas native, is a 4-star QB prospect currently committed to Texas A&M. With one season left at Guyton High School, Stowers is already on his way to prototypical NFL QB size. After their latest update, 247sports Composite ranks Stowers as the #4 dual-threat QB, the #25 player in Texas, and a top 150 player nationally.
Sawyer Robertson is a 6’3″ 190-pound quarterback from Coronado High School in Lubbock, Texas. According to 247sports, the 4-star prospect is the #9 pro-style QB and the #28 player in Texas. When he committed to Mike Leach and Mississippi State about a month ago, he became the highest-rated QB commit Leach has ever had and the highest-rated QB to commit to the Bulldogs in 17 years.
Typically, when I watch a position, I start at the top of 247’s rankings and work down. This year, with QBs, I started near the bottom and worked up, the
Living in middle Tennessee, I’ve known about Jake Briningstool for a couple of years now, but most people’s introduction came on this catch during the camp circuit last summer. Briningstool, a 6’5″ 218-pound tight end, plays his high school ball at Ravenwood High School in Brentwood, TN. Currently, he’s the #1 TE nationally and #1 player in the state of Tennessee, according to the 247 Composite.
Let’s continue our look at the 2021 freshman class with 247 Composite 4-star wide receiver Christian Leary. The 5’9″ 180-pound kid from Edgewater High School in Orlando, Florida, recently got a massive bump in 247sports’ new Top247. He moved up to WR18. He currently has 43 offers, but he hasn’t scheduled a commitment date yet.
After I submitted my rankings update for April, I started looking around to see which players I valued less than my six teammates. As I looked at the players on that list, I noticed there were some key names there, so I figured I would take a minute to detail where I stand on this group of players.
After I submitted my rakings update for April, I started looking around to see which players I valued more than my six teammates. As I looked at the players on that list, I noticed there were some key names there, so I figured I would take a minute to detail where I stand on this group of players.
Normally, we recap the college football week that was in the CFB Conspectus, but I’m going to approach it a little differently this week. As we are all trying to figure out what to do with all of our newfound free time, I can’t help but think about what canceling spring football means for the 2020 college football season and everything that goes with it. I’ve had several thoughts just rattling around in my head for a week or so now, and I decided to put them on paper, so to speak.
When Sermon entered the Transfer Portal earlier this month, the Ohio State rumors started swirling immediately. In the end, they weren’t rumors at all. Between Sermon’s relationship with OSU RB coach Tony Alford and the unfortunate injury to Master Teague, the timing was perfect.
From an individual talent standpoint, the SEC East is in a sad state this year. When we first started doing this, there were 80-90 SEC players included in our annual publication. Sure, we’ve tightened up the requirements as a whole, and I’ve become more strict with my grades the past two years, but this year, only 12 returning players from the SEC East seemed worthy.
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