Author: Carter Huff

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All rankings are according to espn

1.Clemson (Top class in ACC)
3.Bryan Bresee (#1DT) Demascus,MD (Demascus)
13.Myles Murphy (#2DE) Powder Springs,GA (Hillgrove)
23.DeMarkcus Bowman (#4RB) Lakeland,FL (Lakeland)
26.Demonte Capehart (#4DT) Bradenton,FL (IMG)

2.Georgia (Top class in SEC)
8.Kelee Ringo (#1CB) Scottsdale,AZ (Saguaro)
9.Broderick Jones (#1OT) Lithonia,GA (Lithonia)
12.Jalen Carter (#3DT) Apopka,FL (Apopka)
18.Mekhail Sherman (#1ILB) Washington,DC (St. John’s College)

3.Alabama (Second ranked class in SEC)
5.Bryce Young (#1QB-DT) Santa Ana,CA (Mater Dei)
7.Chris Braswell (#4DE) Baltimore,MD (St. Frances Academy)
36.Drew Sanders (#2ATH) Denton,TX (Billy Ryan)
41.Jace McClellan (#5RB) Aledo,TX (Aledo)

4.LSU (Third ranked class in SEC)
12.Arik Gilbert (#2TE-Y) Marietta,GA (Marrietta)
28.Phillip Webb (#2OLB) Sugar Hill,GA (Lanier)
33.Kayshon Boutte (#3WR) New Iberia,LA (Westgate)
37.Jaquelin Roy (#5DT) Baton Rouge,LA (University Laboratory)

5.Ohio State (Top class in Big Ten)
1.Julian Fleming (#1WR) Catawissa,PA (Southern Columbia)
11.Paris Johnson Jr. (#3OT) Cincinnati,OH (Princeton)
58.Luke Wypler (#1C) Montvale,NJ (Saint Joseph Regional)
91.Jaxon Smith-Njigba Rockwall,TX (Rockwall)

6.Texas A&M (Fourth ranked class in SEC)
35.Jaylon Jones (#3CB) Cibolo,TX (Byron P. Steele II)
46.Haynes King (#3QB-DT) Longview,TX (Longview)
47.Demond Demas (#5WR) Tomball,TX (Tomball)
98.McKinnley Jackson (#8DT) Lucedale,MS (George County)

7.Auburn (Fifth ranked class in SEC)
20.Tank Bigsby (#2RB) Hogansville,GA (Callaway)
42.Wesley Steiner (#4OLB) Warner Robins,GA (Houston County)
76.Christopher Thompson Jr. (#2S) Duncanville,TX (Duncanville)
93.Zykeivous Walker (#10DE) Ellaville,GA (Schley)

8.Florida (Sixth ranked class in SEC)
17.Gervon Dexter (#3DT) Lake Wales,FL (Lake Wales)
32.Antwaun Powell (#5DE) Chesapeake,VA (Indian River)
71.Jahari Rogers (#6CB) Arlington,TX (Arlington)
73.Xzavier Henderson (#8WR) Miami,FL (Christopher Columbus)

9.Texas (Top class in Big 12)
21.Bijan Robinson (#3RB) Tuscon,AZ (Salpointe Catholic)
34.Ja’Quinden Jackson (#3ATH) Duncanville,TX (Duncanville)
40.Hudson Card (#3QB-DT) Austin,TX (Lake Travis)
52.Alfred Collins (#7DE) Bastrop,TX (Cedar Creek)

10.Oklahoma (Second ranked class in Big 12)
31.Reggie Grimes (#3OLB) Brentwood,TN (Ravenwood)
61.Andrew Raym (#7OT) Broken Arrow,OK (Broken Arrow)
67.Nathan Anderson (#9OT) Frisco,TX (Rick Reedy)
132.Michael Henderson (#10ATH) Irving,TX (Ranchview)

ESPN 300 QB Malik Horsby committed and signed to be an Arkansas Razorback. Hornsby was the lone QB left in ESPN’s rankings left unsigned.

Cornerback Ennis Rakestraw signed with Missouri over a final list that included college football blue bloods Alabama and Texas.

ESPN 300 Wide Receiver Xzavier Henderson signed with Florida.

Miami landed ESPN’s top ranked safety Avantae Williams, who is ranked number fifty-one out of the three hundred.

Wide Receiver Malachi Wideman committed and signed with Tennessee after flipping from Florida State.

Top seventy overall offensive linemen, Broderick Jones and Sedrick Van Pran signed with Georgia.

Defensive Tackle (no. 98 in the ESPN 300) McKinnley Jackson signed with Texas A&M over Alabama and LSU.

Ranked nnumber 155 in the ESPN 300, Offensive Guard Marcus Henderson commited and signed to the Arkansas Razorbacks on Wednesday.

ESPN 300 Offensive Tackle Jayson Jones flipped his commitment from Alabama and signed with Oregon.

Ranked number 195, Defensive End Princely Umanmielen signed with Florida on Wednesday.

For a third time this postseason, the Kansas City Chiefs trailed big in the postseason. It took three clutch drives by QB Patrick Mahomes and three stout defensive series by the Chiefs defense to seal it. They proved that they could win on the biggest stage even if they were down by ten entering the fourth quarter. Congratulations to the Chiefs and everyone involved in the organization.

Super Bowl
San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Hard Rock Stadium (Miami,FL)
Sunday February 2, 5:30 PM CT
FOX

Though the Chiefs are favored in this game, the 49ers have been the best team in football this season. Let’s take a look at how each position battle fares. The Chiefs have the 49ers quarterback wise as Patrick Mahomes is a top five NFL QB and Jimmy Garappolo is not even a top ten QB. At running back the 49ers have em. At tight end, it is an even match up as the game’s two best tight ends will square off in Kansas City’s Travis Kelce and San Francisco’s George Kittle. The offensive line battle is even. Wide Receivers are owned by Kansas City. On defense just overall the 49ers are so much better than the Chiefs are. This is a fifty-fifty game so I’m going to go with the 49ers. Prediction:49ers 34, Chiefs 33

I am so sad right now because of the death of one of the greatest to ever lace em up has died suddenly in a helicopter crash. Kobe Bryant died Sunday in a helicopter crash along with eight others (including his daughter Gigi). Kobe brought so much and I am sad that he is gone. It seems like his twenty year career ended yesterday. It seems like his final game (where he scored 60 POINTS) was yesterday. Rest In Peace Kobe. You will forever be a legend.

This post was made on Sunday January 19, 2020 so that’s what the records are from.

Eastern Conference

1.Milwaukee Bucks (38-6)
8.Brooklyn Nets (18-23)

With Kyrie Irving sitting a lot for the Nets, this series wouldn’t be too much for Giannis and the gang.

4.Boston Celtics (27-14)
5.Indiana Pacers (27-15)

Both of these teams have improved, but once Indiana gets star Victor Oladipo back, these two would have a great clash.

3.Toronto Raptors (28-14)
6.Philadelphia 76ers (28-16)

Last year’s ECSF, would be an excellent first round match up even though a lot of basketball still has to be played. But, in this series I’m picking the 76ers any day if they’re at full strength.

2.Miami Heat (29-12)
7.Orlando Magic (20-23)

An all sunshine state battle is in the first round of the playoffs. Kendrick Nunn, Jimmy Butler, and the Heat would have no problems with the Magic, though.

Western Conference

1.Los Angeles Lakers (34-8)
8.Memphis Grizzlies (20-22)

What a fun first round series this would be. Ja Morant and the young Grizzlies facing off versus LeBron and the Lakers.

4.Utah Jazz (29-13)
5.Dallas Mavericks (27-15)

I don’t think Utah wants to see Dallas in the first round, with the excellent play of Guard Luka Doncic, but this will be a competitive series.

3.LA Clippers (30-13)
6.Houston Rockets (26-15)

Another fun series with Kawhi Leonard and Paul George battling Russell Westbrook and James Harden for the right to get to the WCSF.

2.Denver Nuggets (29-12)
7.Oklahoma City Thunder (24-19)

Denver should dominate this series.

AFC Championship
Tennessee Titans at. Kansas City Chiefs
Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City,MO)
Sunday January 19, 2:05 PM CT
CBS

Before I say anything about this game, Tennessee has had to play two almost perfect games for them to get here. First, they had to beat what many people call the “GOAT” in Tom Brady and his New England Patriots. Then, they beat the presumable MVP this season and the Baltimore Ravens, who were playing the best football in the NFL this season many think. But the way that the Chiefs mounted a comeback, coming back from 24 down, was magical. Plus, I don’t see the Titans coming into Arrowhead and beating this Chiefs team. So, I’ve got the Chiefs but watch out for the Titans. Prediction:Chiefs 38, Titans 28

NFC Championship
Green Bay Packers at. San Francisco 49ers
Levi Stadium (San Francisco,CA)
Sunday January 19, 5:40 PM CT
FOX

The last time these two teams squared off, the 49ers walked into Lambeau Field and destroyed this Packers team. But with a trip to Miami (the Super Bowl) on the line, things may be a little different. So, I give the home team in this one an advantage too. And not just for that reason. Using their running game and defense to get to this game might have been easy but now young QB Jimmy Garapollo will have to step up and make big time throws against the Green Bay defense. On the other side of things, Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur led the Packers to the NFC Championship in his first year there. But, like in their first matchup this season, the 49ers will fluster QB Aaron Rodgers and will come away a win away from winning the Super Bowl. Prediction:49ers 24, Packers 20

CFP National Championship
3.Clemson vs. 1.LSU
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
New Orleans, Louisiana
8 PM ET, ESPN/ESPN App

Two of the best quarterbacks in the country meet in the CFP National Championship between LSU’s Heisman winner Joe Burrow and Clemson’s phenom Trevor Lawrence. Both teams have receivers that are long and tall including Clemson’s Justyn Ross and Tee Higgins and LSU’s Ja’Marr Chase, Justin Jefferson, and Terrace Marshall. It’s the defenses though that will change the game. Whoever’s defense can step up and make plays down the stretch. That is what will determine the game. Prediction:LSU 55, Clemson 45

Former Arkansas commit, 2020 QB Chandler Morris threw a horns down and committed to Oklahoma over where his dad coaches at Auburn. Top 2020 tight end prospect Darnell Washington committed to Georgia over Alabama, Florida, Miami, and Tennessee. Both committed at the 2020 Under Armour All American Game.

Top NFL Wide Receiver prospect Jerry Jeudy has declared for the NFL Draft. Top Running Back prospects JK Dobbins, Cam Akers, and AJ Dillon. Plus, Washington QB Jacob Eason is headed to the draft. Star Penn State Defensive End Yetur Gross-Matos is going to the draft as well.