Category: High School Football

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.

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.

Before we get into this post, I just wanted to say because I’m out of school we’re gonna start doing posts at 2 PM CT instead of 5 PM CT.

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All rankings are according to espn

1.Clemson Tigers (Top class in ACC)
2.Myles Murphy (#2DE) Powder Springs,GA (Hillgrove)
4.Bryan Bresee (#1DT) Demascus,MD (Demascus)
14.Mitchell Mayes (#2OT) Raleigh,NC (Leesville Road)
19.DeMarkcus Bowman (#2RB) Lakeland,FL (Lakeland)

2.Alabama Crimson Tide (Top class in SEC)
8.Chris Braswell (#4DE) Baltimore,MD (St. Frances Academy)
24.Bryce Young (#1QB-DT) Santa Ana,CA (Mater Dei)
30.Drew Sanders (#2ATH) Denton,TX (Billy Ryan)
34.Jace McClellan (#5RB) Aledo,TX (Aledo)

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

4.Georgia (Second ranked class in SEC)
13.Broderick Jones (#1OT) Lithonia,GA (Lithonia)
18.Mekhail Sherman (#1ILB) Washington,DC (St. John’s College)
36.Jalen Carter (#3DT) Apopka,FL (Apopka)
40.Marcus Rosemy (#4WR) Ft. Lauderdale,FL (Saint Thomas Acquinas)

5.LSU (Third ranked class in SEC)
12.Arik Gilbert (#2TE-Y) Marietta,GA (Marrietta)
Phillip Webb (#4OLB) Sugar Hill,GA (Lanier)
Elias Ricks (#3CB) Bradenton,FL (IMG)
Antoine Sampah (#6OLB) Woodbridge,VA (Woodbridge)

6.Auburn (Fourth best class in SEC)
Wesley Steiner (#5OLB) Warner Robins,GA (Houston County)
Tank Bigsby (#3ATH) Hogansville,GA (Callaway)
Christopher Thompson Jr. (#2S) Duncanville,TX (Duncanville)
Kobe Hudson (#17WR) LaGrange,GA (Troup County Comprehensive)

7.Texas A&M (Fifth best class in SEC)
Haynes King (#3QB-DT) Longview,TX (Longview)
Demond Demas (#3WR) Tomball,TX (Tomball)
Jaylon Jones (#5CB) Cibolo,TX (Byron P. Steele II)
Antonio Doyle (#10OLB) Saint Louis,MO (Lutheran North)

8.Florida (Sixth best class in SEC)
31.Antwaun Powell (#5DE) Chesapeake,VA (Indian River)
43.Gervon Dexter (#5DT) Lake Wales,FL (Lake Wales)
113.Ethan Pouncey (#10CB) Winter Park,FL (Winter Park)
117.Issiah Walker (#15OT) Miami,FL (Miami Norland)

9.Oklahoma (Best class in Big 12)
17.Reggie Grimes (#3OLB) Brentwood,TN (Ravenwood)
54.Andrew Raym (#6OT) Broken Arrow,OK (Broken Arrow)
59.Nathan Anderson (#8OT) Frisco,TX (Rick Reedy)
126.Michael Henderson (#10ATH) Irving,TX (Ranchview)

10.Michigan (Second ranked class in Big Ten)
26.Braiden McGregor (#1ATH) Port Huron,MI (Port Huron Northern)
108.AJ Henning (#16WR) Frankfort,IL (Lincoln-Way East)
116.Blake Corum (#12RB) Laurel,MD (St. Frances Academy)
161.Andre Seldon Jr. (#14CB) Belleville,MI (Belleville)

Here’s what happened on the first day of college football’s 2020 class’s early signing period.

On a national level, EJ Smith, the son of former Florida Gators and Dallas Cowboys chose to sign with Stanford over his dad’s alma mater and Georgia.

ESPN 300 Wide Receiver Rakim Jarrett flipped from LSU to Maryland. Alabama was also involved in Jarrett’s recruitment.

Defensive End Jordan Burch, number five in the ESPN 300, chose instate school South Carolina over fellow instate squad Clemson as well as SEC heavyweights Alabama, Georgia, and LSU.

Outside Linebacker Justin Flowe, the top ranked player in the state of California, signed with Oregon over Clemson, Georgia, USC, and Miami. This makes it back to back years that the top player from the golden state has left California and signed with Oregon (ESPN’s top prospect in 2019, Kavyon Thibodeaux signed with Oregon last February).

Clemson has the top ranked class entering tomorrow.