The updated Rivals250 was announced on Tuesday and here we present our new positional breakdown to the athletes for two days.
ARE NOT. 1 AT LOCATION: Mike Matthews
After our last update for the class of 2024, Pennsylvania’s Quinton Martin was a top-rated prospect, but his switch to running opened up the slot for two-way player Georgia Mike Matthews to perform its action. Matthews’ overall talents for Parkview High as a receiver and safety also put him in a five-star spot.
He passed the mark of 30 offers with Oklahoma, Ohio State, Georgia, Auburn, Clemson and Notre Dame capture his interest.
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TWO PROGRAMS TO WATCH: Georgia and USC
Bulldogs have given the status of four stars KJ Bolden knowing him is a priority in the class of 2024, getting him to school over the summer with plans to host the Buford Highlights for a game this fall. Georgia is also going behind Miami-the four-star region Zaquan Patterson, who had a successful visit to Athens during the summer. Return to Peach state, pay attention to skill players do it all Dwight Phillips. Georgia offers Phillips for sale on June 1.
The Trojans’ chances of getting four great stars would be a lot easier with the two of them in their own backyard and in the same high school. Ryan Pellum and Jordan Anderson was the difference-maker on the field for Millikan of Long Beach. Pellum, with over 40 offers, visited OregonOhio State, Michigan, Texas and LSU through the season. Anderson has been to USC several times ostensibly in favor of the Trojans.
Adding to the wealth in USC’s immediate territory is the four-star Calabasas Aaron Butler and Junipero Serra’s four stars Dakoda field and Jason Mitchell.
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THREE PROSPECTS TO VIEW
Singleton was a Many High School table tennis player with two picks of six last season. He is built like an outside defensive midfielder and is an explosive hitter down the road with a great sense for the game. Singleton currently has nearly 20 offers. He visited Texas A&M and LSU during the holidays.
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Johnson had a solid sophomore season, playing safe and high for free with second-leg and starter contributions. His basic campaign is kicking off with 200 yards and two touches in 16 tackles, 14 tackles and a blocked goal in just two games.
College programs have been slow to find Johnson, but that will change this fall. Notre Dame, the state of Michigan, Tennessee, Missouri and Penn State discount this summer.
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Carter explodes with crime and looks like an NFL legend’s second appearance Darrell Green on defense. His report is 4.39 in the 40-yard strikethrough programs. Carter is a home hitter from anywhere on the field.
Big Ten, ACC, SEC – you can name it, it’s all on Carter. Nebraska brought Carter to campus this summer to visit Kentucky and Tennessee work for him at the camps.
