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I know it's early, but this is my best guess of who we end up with and how I would grade each position group.
QB: Zach Gentry and Matthew Merrick
B. Gentry and Merrick have upside but will need some development. I would give this a higher grade if we add a transfer in the offseason. I think Gentry is the mold that Watson likes.
RB: Tristian Houston, Kirk Johnson, and Chris Warren.
A-. Kirk Johnson is the steal of this class and Chris Warren is a stud. I think Houston is a little overrated, but certainly not a bad prospect.
WR: John Burt, Gilbert Johnson, Ryan Newsome, and Deandre McNeal
A+. If we end up with this wow. John Burt is one of the best WRs in the country, Ryan Newsome is a home run threat on every play, and Gilbert Johnson is a stud that's undervalued because of grade issues (he would be a high 4 star if not for grade issues). McNeal is a baller too.
TE: Devonaire Clarington
B-. I love Clarington as a prospect but wish we would take another TE.
OL: Connor Williams, Patrick Vahe, Garrett Thomas, Tristan Nickelson, Ronnie Major, and Brandon Hodges.
A-. Great mixture between JUCOs and HS recruits. IMO Vahe could end up being the best player in this class. Ronnie Major and Connor Williams are significantly underrated.
D-line: Louis Brown, Du'vonta Lampkin, Charles Omenihu, and Quincy Vasser.
B+. I love everyone of these guys but wish we would take another DT. Louis Brown is an absolute steal that nobody talks about.
LBer: Malik Jefferson, Breckyn Hager, Cecil Cherry, and Cameron Townsend.
A. Loaded. Malik Jefferson and Cecil Cherry are special. Townsend and Hager need some development, but I love their upside.
DBs: Deshon Elliott, Jamille Johnson, Tim Irvin, Kris Boyd, and Davante Davis,
A+. Loaded. Not a better DB class in the country.
That would put us at 28 (Merrick is a greyshirt so that's why it's 28). My understanding is that we can take 31 guys since we can take 6EEs this year, which leaves us with 3 other scholarships. Give me 2 or 3 out of Daylon Mack, Chris Clark, Holton Hill, Nicholas Brossette, Mark Fields, Demarkus Lodge, and Anthony Wheeler.
QB: Zach Gentry and Matthew Merrick
B. Gentry and Merrick have upside but will need some development. I would give this a higher grade if we add a transfer in the offseason. I think Gentry is the mold that Watson likes.
RB: Tristian Houston, Kirk Johnson, and Chris Warren.
A-. Kirk Johnson is the steal of this class and Chris Warren is a stud. I think Houston is a little overrated, but certainly not a bad prospect.
WR: John Burt, Gilbert Johnson, Ryan Newsome, and Deandre McNeal
A+. If we end up with this wow. John Burt is one of the best WRs in the country, Ryan Newsome is a home run threat on every play, and Gilbert Johnson is a stud that's undervalued because of grade issues (he would be a high 4 star if not for grade issues). McNeal is a baller too.
TE: Devonaire Clarington
B-. I love Clarington as a prospect but wish we would take another TE.
OL: Connor Williams, Patrick Vahe, Garrett Thomas, Tristan Nickelson, Ronnie Major, and Brandon Hodges.
A-. Great mixture between JUCOs and HS recruits. IMO Vahe could end up being the best player in this class. Ronnie Major and Connor Williams are significantly underrated.
D-line: Louis Brown, Du'vonta Lampkin, Charles Omenihu, and Quincy Vasser.
B+. I love everyone of these guys but wish we would take another DT. Louis Brown is an absolute steal that nobody talks about.
LBer: Malik Jefferson, Breckyn Hager, Cecil Cherry, and Cameron Townsend.
A. Loaded. Malik Jefferson and Cecil Cherry are special. Townsend and Hager need some development, but I love their upside.
DBs: Deshon Elliott, Jamille Johnson, Tim Irvin, Kris Boyd, and Davante Davis,
A+. Loaded. Not a better DB class in the country.
That would put us at 28 (Merrick is a greyshirt so that's why it's 28). My understanding is that we can take 31 guys since we can take 6EEs this year, which leaves us with 3 other scholarships. Give me 2 or 3 out of Daylon Mack, Chris Clark, Holton Hill, Nicholas Brossette, Mark Fields, Demarkus Lodge, and Anthony Wheeler.