Scout Trout
All-American Bowl Re-cap
Total Scout Trout Athletes - 115
Total Signed/Committed as of 2/25/18 - 90
Division One Signings - 16
Division Two Signings - 20
Division Three Signings - 6
NAIA Signings - 21
JUCO/PREP Signings - 21
Athletes who have been in the Scout Trout program for over 6 months have are all signed/offered.
Total Signed/Committed as of 2/25/18 - 90
Division One Signings - 16
Division Two Signings - 20
Division Three Signings - 6
NAIA Signings - 21
JUCO/PREP Signings - 21
Athletes who have been in the Scout Trout program for over 6 months have are all signed/offered.
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Scout TRout 2018 All-American Bowl official Rosters Class 2018
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Full list of signings at bottom of page and on signings offers page.
Quarterbacks (roster order)
Justin Howard - Had Great week of practice and showed why he is a D1 QB. With the mudslide that encountered for the game, Justin was limited in his option attack, but showed great leadership and athletics the entire week! His passes were extremely strong and very accurate all week long!
Caleb Johnson - With limited pass attempts his Senior season, Johnson was able to have a great week of preparation for our bowl game and led Team North for it's only score of the game! With a great mind for the game of football and a willingness to learn, Caleb has proven to be a stellar collegiate prospect at the Quarterback position!
Ryan LaAsmar - With a extremely athletic skill set and the 6'4 frame he possesses, I do not think Ryan missed a throw all week in practice. With a uncanny ability to push the ball downfield and from various throwing positions under duress, Ryan showed me that he could compete in any weather with his stellar overall mechanics and will to succeed. Ryan even helped develop the spread portion of our offense!
Blake Sullivan - (Signed with Fort Hays State) Did not attend
Sahvon Dillon - Perhaps one of the most fluid throwing motions in our event, Sahvon should great mechanics all week and even burnt off a 4.4,40 yard dash, showing he very well could be a dual-threat QB at the next level. With sloppy throwing conditions, Sahvon still was able to complete passes, while under severe pressure from the outstanding defense from Team North!
Gentry Brawith - Gentry played both QB and WR for Team South and showed great versatility all week in practice. In the game, Gentry was able to move the ball effectively against one of the best defenses ever assembled (both sides of ball) for a post season all-american event. He was one of the only QB's to use his legs effectively and showed great play at receiver all week long.
Nathan Roy (Class of 2019) - Roy has a big time passing arm and was able to step up in the pocket and deliver the ball, while staring down the barrel of loaded shotgun. With immense pressure coming from all angles, Roy showed he is a big time Quarterback hailing from the great state of West Virginia!
Darrian McDuff - (Committed Henderson State) - Did Not Attend
Mason Reese - (Ivy League target) Did not Attend
Caleb Johnson - With limited pass attempts his Senior season, Johnson was able to have a great week of preparation for our bowl game and led Team North for it's only score of the game! With a great mind for the game of football and a willingness to learn, Caleb has proven to be a stellar collegiate prospect at the Quarterback position!
Ryan LaAsmar - With a extremely athletic skill set and the 6'4 frame he possesses, I do not think Ryan missed a throw all week in practice. With a uncanny ability to push the ball downfield and from various throwing positions under duress, Ryan showed me that he could compete in any weather with his stellar overall mechanics and will to succeed. Ryan even helped develop the spread portion of our offense!
Blake Sullivan - (Signed with Fort Hays State) Did not attend
Sahvon Dillon - Perhaps one of the most fluid throwing motions in our event, Sahvon should great mechanics all week and even burnt off a 4.4,40 yard dash, showing he very well could be a dual-threat QB at the next level. With sloppy throwing conditions, Sahvon still was able to complete passes, while under severe pressure from the outstanding defense from Team North!
Gentry Brawith - Gentry played both QB and WR for Team South and showed great versatility all week in practice. In the game, Gentry was able to move the ball effectively against one of the best defenses ever assembled (both sides of ball) for a post season all-american event. He was one of the only QB's to use his legs effectively and showed great play at receiver all week long.
Nathan Roy (Class of 2019) - Roy has a big time passing arm and was able to step up in the pocket and deliver the ball, while staring down the barrel of loaded shotgun. With immense pressure coming from all angles, Roy showed he is a big time Quarterback hailing from the great state of West Virginia!
Darrian McDuff - (Committed Henderson State) - Did Not Attend
Mason Reese - (Ivy League target) Did not Attend
Linemen/Fullbacks
Kaleb Bowen - with the ability to bench press a small building, Kaleb Bowen is a work horse defensive linemen with the ability to not only control the A gaps, but provide a extremely good pass rush from the interior line. He also played Guard for Team North and exhibited that he can play on both sides of the football, at a extremely high level!
Luis Castro - Castro was one of Team North's full time interior offensive linemen and showed that he could not only play with some of the best the South East has to offer, but was able to control the A and B gaps from Team North. With a great attitude and a will to succeed, Castro is going to be a outstanding college football player.
Eizayah Frost - Frost was a position change we made, as we made him into a power blocking Tight End. He then was able to show great pass catching ability and ended up scoring the games only Touchdown! Frost is a fun young man and we wish him the best in college football, as 3 school's have contacted him since his great performance.
Jacob Hall - Was used as a Fullback, Guard and even defensive end, as Jacob is the ultimate athlete and competitor. Jacob was able to bulldoze forward for 4-5 yards when he got to carry the football and was a exceptional lead blocker all night long for Team North! Jacob showed exceptional hands all week at practice and has just committed to Cincinnati Christian!
Edrick Ling - (Signed Hocking College, JUCO) Did not attend
Jake Rife - I have never witnesses a center who never makes one mistake, until I met Jake Rife. His snaps were virtually perfect every single time and he handled the A gaps like the boss hog he is. With school's like Liberty, Penn State, Youngstown State, Virginia and many more sending him info daily, Jake is primed for the world of big time college football!
Michael Samuels - Samuels was a a serious pass rusher for Team North and is able to locate the ball quickly when playing the run. With extreme athleticism for a big man, Big Mike has a multitude of Division Two (PSAC) offers and will be a dominant force on whatever school or level he decides to take his talents to!
Ramsey Sites - Sites left it all on the field, as usual Sunday night and all week at Scout Trout practice. With the ability to line up, as a power fullback, guard and/or D-linemen, Ramsey showed how athletically gifted he is and the type of hammer he can be used as. After observation, Ramsey once again gets the Mrs.Butterworth's award for producing pancakes! Ramsey has been offered by UPIKE and recently just visited The Cumberlands!
Tykeem Doss - I watched 6'6,330LBS run a player down, after taking a great angle and I seen the 11-12 second, 100 yard dash that Tykeem posted at his school. With great ability as a DT, Tykeem has the athletics to line up and be a dominant blind side tackle and even a tight end with his freakish athletic skill.
Trisdon Fuentes - Trisdon Fuentes was a great long snapper and center for Team South from the great state of Texas! With school's like Princeton and many others, who have thrown offers at this young man, he showed up to play at the Scout Trout All-American event and really impressed me as a C/G/LS.
Nelson Harbin - Has already received mail from Sterling College and showed great play on the interior line for team south. With a outstanding overall attitude and a willingness to grasp new methods quickly, Harbin is going to be a great interior linemen at the next level! All the boys from Lynn HS were a JOY to be around!
Malik Jordan - Aliceville came out to play in the Scout Trout All-American bowl and this young man is a complete wrecking ball in the interior gaps! Jordan has one of the strongest bases you can build off of and will punish any defender in his path. It was in sheer HOG heaven watching these young men operate!
Jace Sutherland - (Attended Bowl- Injured) - Jace still attended the Scout Trout All-American bowl even thou he had a mild knee injury. Jace is a complete beast on the interior line and we are proud he is a member of the Scout Trout family!
Robert Talley - Robert Talley is magnificent linemen and athlete overall, he had a great combine for a big man and was able to play extremely well all week in practice and in the game. With the ability to lead by example, this young man's smile alone, compared with his talent and big heart should win any college football program over. Thanks Mr.Talley for running the chain gang!
Dylan Trapp - Trapp proved to not only be a dominant D-Tackle from his high school playing days, but also a extremely athletic offensive tackle, as he was extremely impressive in one on ones and the game. Trapp also is a gifted punter and if he happened to go to a sub D1 school, I would see him playing two positions on scholarship! That being said, he has D1 talent at DT and OT!
Walt Weatherington - With several FCS offers from the likes of Southern, Maine, Richmond and the likes of Henderson State (D2) , Weatherington shows great athletics and speed off of the football. He will be a dominant defensive linemen, as he is in tune with the game and being taught by a former PRO's in his father Walt Waetherington (MLB Reds) and Coach Reid (NFL Bucs/USFL Bandits).
Luis Castro - Castro was one of Team North's full time interior offensive linemen and showed that he could not only play with some of the best the South East has to offer, but was able to control the A and B gaps from Team North. With a great attitude and a will to succeed, Castro is going to be a outstanding college football player.
Eizayah Frost - Frost was a position change we made, as we made him into a power blocking Tight End. He then was able to show great pass catching ability and ended up scoring the games only Touchdown! Frost is a fun young man and we wish him the best in college football, as 3 school's have contacted him since his great performance.
Jacob Hall - Was used as a Fullback, Guard and even defensive end, as Jacob is the ultimate athlete and competitor. Jacob was able to bulldoze forward for 4-5 yards when he got to carry the football and was a exceptional lead blocker all night long for Team North! Jacob showed exceptional hands all week at practice and has just committed to Cincinnati Christian!
Edrick Ling - (Signed Hocking College, JUCO) Did not attend
Jake Rife - I have never witnesses a center who never makes one mistake, until I met Jake Rife. His snaps were virtually perfect every single time and he handled the A gaps like the boss hog he is. With school's like Liberty, Penn State, Youngstown State, Virginia and many more sending him info daily, Jake is primed for the world of big time college football!
Michael Samuels - Samuels was a a serious pass rusher for Team North and is able to locate the ball quickly when playing the run. With extreme athleticism for a big man, Big Mike has a multitude of Division Two (PSAC) offers and will be a dominant force on whatever school or level he decides to take his talents to!
Ramsey Sites - Sites left it all on the field, as usual Sunday night and all week at Scout Trout practice. With the ability to line up, as a power fullback, guard and/or D-linemen, Ramsey showed how athletically gifted he is and the type of hammer he can be used as. After observation, Ramsey once again gets the Mrs.Butterworth's award for producing pancakes! Ramsey has been offered by UPIKE and recently just visited The Cumberlands!
Tykeem Doss - I watched 6'6,330LBS run a player down, after taking a great angle and I seen the 11-12 second, 100 yard dash that Tykeem posted at his school. With great ability as a DT, Tykeem has the athletics to line up and be a dominant blind side tackle and even a tight end with his freakish athletic skill.
Trisdon Fuentes - Trisdon Fuentes was a great long snapper and center for Team South from the great state of Texas! With school's like Princeton and many others, who have thrown offers at this young man, he showed up to play at the Scout Trout All-American event and really impressed me as a C/G/LS.
Nelson Harbin - Has already received mail from Sterling College and showed great play on the interior line for team south. With a outstanding overall attitude and a willingness to grasp new methods quickly, Harbin is going to be a great interior linemen at the next level! All the boys from Lynn HS were a JOY to be around!
Malik Jordan - Aliceville came out to play in the Scout Trout All-American bowl and this young man is a complete wrecking ball in the interior gaps! Jordan has one of the strongest bases you can build off of and will punish any defender in his path. It was in sheer HOG heaven watching these young men operate!
Jace Sutherland - (Attended Bowl- Injured) - Jace still attended the Scout Trout All-American bowl even thou he had a mild knee injury. Jace is a complete beast on the interior line and we are proud he is a member of the Scout Trout family!
Robert Talley - Robert Talley is magnificent linemen and athlete overall, he had a great combine for a big man and was able to play extremely well all week in practice and in the game. With the ability to lead by example, this young man's smile alone, compared with his talent and big heart should win any college football program over. Thanks Mr.Talley for running the chain gang!
Dylan Trapp - Trapp proved to not only be a dominant D-Tackle from his high school playing days, but also a extremely athletic offensive tackle, as he was extremely impressive in one on ones and the game. Trapp also is a gifted punter and if he happened to go to a sub D1 school, I would see him playing two positions on scholarship! That being said, he has D1 talent at DT and OT!
Walt Weatherington - With several FCS offers from the likes of Southern, Maine, Richmond and the likes of Henderson State (D2) , Weatherington shows great athletics and speed off of the football. He will be a dominant defensive linemen, as he is in tune with the game and being taught by a former PRO's in his father Walt Waetherington (MLB Reds) and Coach Reid (NFL Bucs/USFL Bandits).
Running Back's
Adrian Soto - Soto is a extremely powerful back who possesses extreme quickness and speed. With the ability to slam the ball into the teeth of a defense, he was a HUGE reason that Team North was able to score the game winning touchdown! He also showed great hands out of the backfield and is a D1 caliber running back!
Aaron Watkins - Watkins came to us all the way from Canada and showed outstanding running ability, after completing a 4.47, 40 yard dash and a outstanding combine overall. He was a powerful runner in our game and shows great vision, compared with sheer grit and determination when running the football!
Jyqaun Combs - Combs played both sides of the ball and is a outstanding overall athlete. When lined up at the running back position he was able to create plays and in one on ones, shut mostly everyone down that came up against him!
Tyler Borden - Borden is a fun young man to be around and he has exceptional overall football skills, as he is able to get open and find the holes in the defense. In one on ones, Borden excelled heavily at receiver and has had numerous colleges stop by his school since getting in the pipeline program.
Calvin Starks Jr - Took the liberty of adding his name to the "deuces" on his jersey and showed why he needed to have them know his name, as he was electric in the way he could shake defenders. With one of the best jump cuts we have ever seen at Scout Trout, Starks Jr is the real deal and excelled at one on ones and practice all week!
Myles Williams - With a great overall combine, Myles took the field and was one of Team South's only battering rams, as Myles showed he is a terrific power back! Traveling back and forth to a wrestling meet, Myles was able to quickly adapt to the plays and showed amazing athletics all week!
Aaron Watkins - Watkins came to us all the way from Canada and showed outstanding running ability, after completing a 4.47, 40 yard dash and a outstanding combine overall. He was a powerful runner in our game and shows great vision, compared with sheer grit and determination when running the football!
Jyqaun Combs - Combs played both sides of the ball and is a outstanding overall athlete. When lined up at the running back position he was able to create plays and in one on ones, shut mostly everyone down that came up against him!
Tyler Borden - Borden is a fun young man to be around and he has exceptional overall football skills, as he is able to get open and find the holes in the defense. In one on ones, Borden excelled heavily at receiver and has had numerous colleges stop by his school since getting in the pipeline program.
Calvin Starks Jr - Took the liberty of adding his name to the "deuces" on his jersey and showed why he needed to have them know his name, as he was electric in the way he could shake defenders. With one of the best jump cuts we have ever seen at Scout Trout, Starks Jr is the real deal and excelled at one on ones and practice all week!
Myles Williams - With a great overall combine, Myles took the field and was one of Team South's only battering rams, as Myles showed he is a terrific power back! Traveling back and forth to a wrestling meet, Myles was able to quickly adapt to the plays and showed amazing athletics all week!
Receivers/Tight Ends
Daniel Manning - Showed outstanding athleticism all week at practice and was able to play a great overall game with the conditions for throwing the football being so poor. Manning picked up the offensive scheme quickly and delivered great performances in practice, as this young man never lets a ball touch the turf!
Adam Primm - Primm was able to make spectacular catches all week in practice and showed up to make huge plays in the Scout Trout All-American Bowl. With a big reception to set up the touchdown on "the drive", Adam also was able to drag one foot in bounds on a play for a touchdown, that was called out of bounds. Scout Trout official replay said it was a TOUCHDOWN! Adam also has scored a 33 on his ACT!
Justin Jones - Ran a unofficial 4.11, 40 yard dash/10'0 Broad Jump and then proceeded to run 4.3's, back to back on wet turf. The kid may be undersized, but he can flat out fly! He has great tackling ability and a nose for the football on either side of the ball. Justin is a flat out stud and reminds me of one of the leading receivers in NCAA football out of Toledo who was 5'5,151lbs and was a top receiver in all of college football!
Cameron Baldy - Baldy was able to run a 4.32, 40 yard dash and jump over 9'0 on his broad jump. With amazing ball skills this young man is a stellar prospect that can be utilized in many ways at the next level. Baldy is also one of the nicest and most respectful young men we have met. Cam had a great week of practice and we are sure he will be a stellar student-athlete at the next level.
Tre'ci Boyington - Tre'ci is a extremely quick and athletic receiver, as he showed all week in his wonderful route running and in one on ones. Boyington also showed great poise in our game and was able to make plays, even in terrible conditions. Boyington was a lot of fun to be around all week at the Scout Trout Bowl!
Jerome Beazer - Beazer was able to score a touchdown that was called back for holding, which can be seen in the first half film above (time stamps coming soon). He had a great week of practice even thou being under the weather and already has several FCS offers. With great height and speed, this young young man can blow the top off a defense.
Andrevious Johnson - Another big receiver who played extremely well all week and was able to make plays in the rain for team south. Andrevious is one of those receivers who can break a game wide open at any given moment and also showed how well he operates as a blocking receiver. Johnson has big things ahead.
Chase Owen - Chase had nearly 80 yards receiving through the air, on three huge catches downfield from Nathan Roy. Those two had impeccable timing for just linking up and Owen made remarkable catches all week long, as seen in practice video above. This guy is a Quarterback's dream at the next level and already had a offer from Hinds Juco.
Aaron Powell - A true athlete on the gridiron, Powell dominated in One on Ones and is one of the quickest guys we have seen in person and on film. Powell possesses a great pair of hands and showed remarkable ability all week long at practice! Powell proved he can play at a very high level in the world of college football!
Deilo Richardson - Much like Anquan Boldin, Deilo is a big receiver who can block and make plays downfield. He showed up and competed at a high level, as expected and is a excellent overall young man to be around. I am extremely happy with his overall attitude and willingness to learn during our Scout Trout Bowl weekend. Deilo is going to be a big time football player at the next level!
Jalen Simmons - Jalen Simmons was a outstanding wide receiver for us all week and runs crisp and efficient routes. Grasping the college style schemes right way, Jalen was able to catch everything throw his way all week long. He played very well in the treacherous weather and showed he can fly in ANY weather!
Maurice Williams - Can line up in a variety of ways on a football field and I am told he has offers! Very savvy football player who attacks the football and loves to play the game at a high level. With the conditions being what they were, Williams played hard and fast, while helping aid in a nearly scoreless game, as both defenses came to play!
Adam Primm - Primm was able to make spectacular catches all week in practice and showed up to make huge plays in the Scout Trout All-American Bowl. With a big reception to set up the touchdown on "the drive", Adam also was able to drag one foot in bounds on a play for a touchdown, that was called out of bounds. Scout Trout official replay said it was a TOUCHDOWN! Adam also has scored a 33 on his ACT!
Justin Jones - Ran a unofficial 4.11, 40 yard dash/10'0 Broad Jump and then proceeded to run 4.3's, back to back on wet turf. The kid may be undersized, but he can flat out fly! He has great tackling ability and a nose for the football on either side of the ball. Justin is a flat out stud and reminds me of one of the leading receivers in NCAA football out of Toledo who was 5'5,151lbs and was a top receiver in all of college football!
Cameron Baldy - Baldy was able to run a 4.32, 40 yard dash and jump over 9'0 on his broad jump. With amazing ball skills this young man is a stellar prospect that can be utilized in many ways at the next level. Baldy is also one of the nicest and most respectful young men we have met. Cam had a great week of practice and we are sure he will be a stellar student-athlete at the next level.
Tre'ci Boyington - Tre'ci is a extremely quick and athletic receiver, as he showed all week in his wonderful route running and in one on ones. Boyington also showed great poise in our game and was able to make plays, even in terrible conditions. Boyington was a lot of fun to be around all week at the Scout Trout Bowl!
Jerome Beazer - Beazer was able to score a touchdown that was called back for holding, which can be seen in the first half film above (time stamps coming soon). He had a great week of practice even thou being under the weather and already has several FCS offers. With great height and speed, this young young man can blow the top off a defense.
Andrevious Johnson - Another big receiver who played extremely well all week and was able to make plays in the rain for team south. Andrevious is one of those receivers who can break a game wide open at any given moment and also showed how well he operates as a blocking receiver. Johnson has big things ahead.
Chase Owen - Chase had nearly 80 yards receiving through the air, on three huge catches downfield from Nathan Roy. Those two had impeccable timing for just linking up and Owen made remarkable catches all week long, as seen in practice video above. This guy is a Quarterback's dream at the next level and already had a offer from Hinds Juco.
Aaron Powell - A true athlete on the gridiron, Powell dominated in One on Ones and is one of the quickest guys we have seen in person and on film. Powell possesses a great pair of hands and showed remarkable ability all week long at practice! Powell proved he can play at a very high level in the world of college football!
Deilo Richardson - Much like Anquan Boldin, Deilo is a big receiver who can block and make plays downfield. He showed up and competed at a high level, as expected and is a excellent overall young man to be around. I am extremely happy with his overall attitude and willingness to learn during our Scout Trout Bowl weekend. Deilo is going to be a big time football player at the next level!
Jalen Simmons - Jalen Simmons was a outstanding wide receiver for us all week and runs crisp and efficient routes. Grasping the college style schemes right way, Jalen was able to catch everything throw his way all week long. He played very well in the treacherous weather and showed he can fly in ANY weather!
Maurice Williams - Can line up in a variety of ways on a football field and I am told he has offers! Very savvy football player who attacks the football and loves to play the game at a high level. With the conditions being what they were, Williams played hard and fast, while helping aid in a nearly scoreless game, as both defenses came to play!
Linebackers/Hybrids
Devon Banaszak - Led Team North in tackles with 15 and also had two sacks. Devon is a beast at the linebacker position and has been known to be able to bench press a house! Devon was Scout Trout's Defensive player of the game and proved to be one of the next big time Steel Curtain player in the family, as his Uncle played with my father for the Pittsburgh Steelers!
Vasant Banks - Vasant Banks reminded me of the great Troy Palamalu in the defensive backfield in the way he was able to orchestrate the match-up defenses we had set for Team North. Vasant was a ball hawk all day long and can line up at most spots on a College defense. Vasant is a linebacker who converted back to Strong Safety and was able to show his extremely athletic skill set.
Celik Curtis - The Scout Trout Game Changer award goes to Celik Curtis, who was just offered a scholarship to Garden City CC and will go down as one of the best to ever grace the JUCO gridiron. Celik is not only the fastest player we have seen off the football, but he can line up on offense, as well. He is too valuable of a pass rusher thou to play game, this young man created issues, hurry's, sacks and fumbles all game long! Combine with dominant one on ones!
Will Wright - Will is a outstanding linebacker who plays extremely well in passing game for a linebacker. Will had a great week of practice and was a big piece to why Team North was able to pitch a shutout in the first ever Scout Trout All-American Bowl. It was a privilege to Coach him and meet his wonderful family, as he will be a mainstay at the next level, at whatever school he winds up at.
Caleb Goodine - Goodine brought his A game on Sunday and is a true force to be reckoned with, as he also brings some of the hardest play on a football field we have seen. After watching all of these players highlight's, I knew players like Goodine would be a perfect fit for Team North's defense and is a HUGE reason for the overall TEAM victory! We expect big things from Goodine at the next level!
Antonio Davis - Another big time hybrid player, that made it virtually impossible for Team South to throw the football. Along with his teammates from Village Christian, Davis was able to play a dominant game that helped Team North Pitch a shutout. With amazing strength and speed for a big student-athlete, Antonio is primed to compete at any level of college football!
Jake Lyons - 2nd Team All-State Ohio Selection Jake Lyons is was a monster on both sides of the ball all game long for Team North and was humble enough to even fill it at Guard, when he was needed badly. Lyons showed me he could not only play at a high level on defense, but he also did extremely well against one of the toughest defenses ever assembled for a all-american game in Team South. Lyons is going to make any team extremely happy at the next level!
Owen Tillis - Primarily used at the Tight End position this game, Tillis made thrilling grabs all week long and really impressed me with his overall body control. Owen catches anything thrown his way and is able to locate the crucial back shoulder throws. In the right system, Tillis is a 1,000 yard receiving tight end, who can also open up holes in the running game.
Justin Anderson - Was one of the toughest players to block all week long for Team South and had to be game-planned for accordingly. Justin is one of the toughest hybrid OLB's we have seen and he surely showed his tenacity as a pass rusher and also as a dominant force in the run game. Anderson will be a household name in the world of the NCAA football at any level!
Michael Campbell - Campbell had a great week of practice and showed how great of a athlete he is on both sides of the football. With the ability to play on both sides of the ball, Campbell showed why he is one of the top players in the state of Alabama. With a great attitude and work ethic, We foresee Campbell doing big things at the next level!
Ka'Vonte Howard - With a dominant performance in one on ones, Howard came out and displayed outstanding play on the football field and was able to back up his stellar highlight's. With a big heart and a willingness to succeed, this quick and athletic backer will be a key contributor to any collegiate football team.
Jaylon Godbolt - Godbolt is a Coach Reid product and it showed in his keen style of play. Godbolt posses great athletics and has a very high football IQ, as demonstrated in the first ever Scout Trout All-American Bowl. I am extremely impressed with his overall body of work and how well he operated in mud bowl conditions!
Johnathan Mack - Mack played a great game overall and was a big reason that the South was able to hold Team North to only 7 points. Mack shows the tenacity and athletic to do big things at the next level, while also being very adept in pass coverage. I really like this young man for the next level, as a linebacker and I can see him making any team proud to have him on their roster!
Edward Moore Jr - With West Alabama calling this afternoon. Mr. Moore looks like he will be destined for College Football, after suffering 3rd degree burns, Moore still showed up and played great in the Scout Trout All-American Bowl. Edward worked hard all season and we are extremely excited for him and for him to start his college football career!
Nelson Poore - Nelson was able to run a 4.44, 40 yard dash and is one of the most athletic linebackers we have seen, as far as having a nose for the football. With the ability to drop in coverage and/or fly up on the run, Nelson exhibits what we look for in our Scout Trout All-American's. Nelson is going to make one heck of a College Football player at whatever level he winds up at!
J'Quan Wright - J'Quan Wright was a monster to get by in one on ones and showed outstanding coverage skills all week long at practice. Wright was able to play a heck of a ball game and will serve any Collegiate football team at the next level. Wright has a respectful attitude and was a joy to coach all weekend!
Tyvae Wine - Ran a amazing 4.55, 40 yard dash and was another sack master for Team North! With amazing overall athletics and a very humble attitude, Wine is going to make waves across the world of college football, once word spreads! Wine also played one heck of a game!
Vasant Banks - Vasant Banks reminded me of the great Troy Palamalu in the defensive backfield in the way he was able to orchestrate the match-up defenses we had set for Team North. Vasant was a ball hawk all day long and can line up at most spots on a College defense. Vasant is a linebacker who converted back to Strong Safety and was able to show his extremely athletic skill set.
Celik Curtis - The Scout Trout Game Changer award goes to Celik Curtis, who was just offered a scholarship to Garden City CC and will go down as one of the best to ever grace the JUCO gridiron. Celik is not only the fastest player we have seen off the football, but he can line up on offense, as well. He is too valuable of a pass rusher thou to play game, this young man created issues, hurry's, sacks and fumbles all game long! Combine with dominant one on ones!
Will Wright - Will is a outstanding linebacker who plays extremely well in passing game for a linebacker. Will had a great week of practice and was a big piece to why Team North was able to pitch a shutout in the first ever Scout Trout All-American Bowl. It was a privilege to Coach him and meet his wonderful family, as he will be a mainstay at the next level, at whatever school he winds up at.
Caleb Goodine - Goodine brought his A game on Sunday and is a true force to be reckoned with, as he also brings some of the hardest play on a football field we have seen. After watching all of these players highlight's, I knew players like Goodine would be a perfect fit for Team North's defense and is a HUGE reason for the overall TEAM victory! We expect big things from Goodine at the next level!
Antonio Davis - Another big time hybrid player, that made it virtually impossible for Team South to throw the football. Along with his teammates from Village Christian, Davis was able to play a dominant game that helped Team North Pitch a shutout. With amazing strength and speed for a big student-athlete, Antonio is primed to compete at any level of college football!
Jake Lyons - 2nd Team All-State Ohio Selection Jake Lyons is was a monster on both sides of the ball all game long for Team North and was humble enough to even fill it at Guard, when he was needed badly. Lyons showed me he could not only play at a high level on defense, but he also did extremely well against one of the toughest defenses ever assembled for a all-american game in Team South. Lyons is going to make any team extremely happy at the next level!
Owen Tillis - Primarily used at the Tight End position this game, Tillis made thrilling grabs all week long and really impressed me with his overall body control. Owen catches anything thrown his way and is able to locate the crucial back shoulder throws. In the right system, Tillis is a 1,000 yard receiving tight end, who can also open up holes in the running game.
Justin Anderson - Was one of the toughest players to block all week long for Team South and had to be game-planned for accordingly. Justin is one of the toughest hybrid OLB's we have seen and he surely showed his tenacity as a pass rusher and also as a dominant force in the run game. Anderson will be a household name in the world of the NCAA football at any level!
Michael Campbell - Campbell had a great week of practice and showed how great of a athlete he is on both sides of the football. With the ability to play on both sides of the ball, Campbell showed why he is one of the top players in the state of Alabama. With a great attitude and work ethic, We foresee Campbell doing big things at the next level!
Ka'Vonte Howard - With a dominant performance in one on ones, Howard came out and displayed outstanding play on the football field and was able to back up his stellar highlight's. With a big heart and a willingness to succeed, this quick and athletic backer will be a key contributor to any collegiate football team.
Jaylon Godbolt - Godbolt is a Coach Reid product and it showed in his keen style of play. Godbolt posses great athletics and has a very high football IQ, as demonstrated in the first ever Scout Trout All-American Bowl. I am extremely impressed with his overall body of work and how well he operated in mud bowl conditions!
Johnathan Mack - Mack played a great game overall and was a big reason that the South was able to hold Team North to only 7 points. Mack shows the tenacity and athletic to do big things at the next level, while also being very adept in pass coverage. I really like this young man for the next level, as a linebacker and I can see him making any team proud to have him on their roster!
Edward Moore Jr - With West Alabama calling this afternoon. Mr. Moore looks like he will be destined for College Football, after suffering 3rd degree burns, Moore still showed up and played great in the Scout Trout All-American Bowl. Edward worked hard all season and we are extremely excited for him and for him to start his college football career!
Nelson Poore - Nelson was able to run a 4.44, 40 yard dash and is one of the most athletic linebackers we have seen, as far as having a nose for the football. With the ability to drop in coverage and/or fly up on the run, Nelson exhibits what we look for in our Scout Trout All-American's. Nelson is going to make one heck of a College Football player at whatever level he winds up at!
J'Quan Wright - J'Quan Wright was a monster to get by in one on ones and showed outstanding coverage skills all week long at practice. Wright was able to play a heck of a ball game and will serve any Collegiate football team at the next level. Wright has a respectful attitude and was a joy to coach all weekend!
Tyvae Wine - Ran a amazing 4.55, 40 yard dash and was another sack master for Team North! With amazing overall athletics and a very humble attitude, Wine is going to make waves across the world of college football, once word spreads! Wine also played one heck of a game!
Defensive Backs
Cymitrius Addison - Addison was a tremendous athlete all week and really showed his versatility in one on ones. We was able to make big plays for Team North and played very well at corner, to help shutdown Team South. With stellar overall ball skills, Addison is ready for the big stage of College football and comes from one of the most humble households we have encountered. Very happy for Cymitrius's future on and off the field!
Tyler Bineham - Bineham was another leader in the defensive backfield that helped secure the shutout for Team North. He played with fire and tenacity all game long and did not let Team South do much over the top of the defense. Bineham proved he will make a terrific safety at the next level and also excels, as a receiver. This is a young man who has a extremely big upside, as he takes his job very seriously on a football field.
Nick Channel - (Committed Kansas) - Did Not Attend (Kansas Photo Shoot/Visit)
Bradyn Jones - Jones was able to come up with a huge interception for Team North and had a huge return down the sideline to pretty much seal the deal for his squad. Jones is a humble young man who demonstrates a very high football IQ and shuts down his side of the football field. Bradyn is one of the toughest corners I have encountered and we will watching him play in college, as he is a tremendous athlete!
Braxton Reid - Reid Island was in full effect at the Scout Trout All-American Bowl and he is the definition of a lock down corner. I did not see Reid get beat once in one on ones all day and with his size and athletics, can be used anywhere in the defensive backfield and/or on offense. Reid will also excel as a return man at the next level, as he has exceptional hands!
Jaquan Dear - This big and athletic corner was one of the top performers in one on ones and is another lock-down DB for colleges to salivate over. With great explosiveness and overall athletics, Dear was able to make play after play for Team South and was another big reason they were able to only allow 7 points to Team North!
Desmond Green - Ended up being a late arrival, But still was able to put on a great display of athletics and defensive back play. Desmond is a true 4.4,40 yard dash player and showed remarkable play during the game. With a enormous upside, this young man from Baton Rouge will do big things in the world of college football!
Kenchavious James - Another Stand-out DB for Team South, James was able to dominate in One on One's and excelled all weekend at practice. James has all of the tools needed to be a shutdown defensive back and can play up in the box with the big boys, as a amazing tackler. With a very keen football IQ, Kenchavious shows why he deserves a chance to flourish at the next level!
Bryson Ledet - Ledet ran a 4.4,40 yard dash and showed great overall athletic in our combine portion of our workout. Ledet played extremely well on defense and was a standout performer all week long at practice. He recently even worked out as a Receiver for Scout Trout and was able to haul in everything in sight! This young man is also going to be a big time perform at the next level!
Jauwon Phillips - Phillips has multiple offers and was able to burn off a 4.33, 40 yard dash, while excelling as a Defensive back. With School's like Michigan that were showing interest, this young man has a enormous upside, as he pays close attention to detail and grasps coaching extremely quickly. Phillips is hands down one of the best safeties in all of America for Class of 2018!
Brandon Rudolph - Rudolph was another big time safety that played in our event and showed why he deserves a chance to play at the next level. With great overall ball skills and his expert skill shown in one on ones, Rudolph was breaking up passes all week long. He is going to be a fabulous defensive back at the next level!
Derrick Rue - Rue came to play and was able to run a sub 4.4, 40 yard dash at our combine portion. With some of the best cover skills you will find, Rue can also come up and make bone crushing tackles in the box and/or backfield. Excelling in all area's on the defensive side of the football, Rue is going to be a pleasure to watch at the next level.
Jay Thomas - Had been on a college tour before joining the Scout Trout All-American Bowl and he showed why he is being recruited by many across the state of Alabama. Thomas is a extremely athletic Defensive back and showed that he is a D1 Caliber player at the next level.
Class of 2019 Stars!
Tra Ranson - Probably had about 10 interceptions all week and had 2 in the game. With the skill set of a Kam Chancellor and the frame to match, Tra is going to be a BIG time recruit this coming season after tearing up our Tennessee Regional event and then being a flat out BEAST at Prichard Stadium!
Jalin Lake - Was a big time player all week in our showcase and shutdown every athlete in one on ones. Lake was one of leaders in interceptions in the state of Ohio and it showed all week, as he is clearly a big time D1 prospect going into his senior season!
Brady Wachter - Brady was a extremely fun young man to be around and shows extreme strength in his play on the interior line. With a desire to grow and get better, Brady proved to us that he will be playing in more of our Bowl events, as he is primed for the world of collegiate football.
Levi Thomas - Thomas ran great routes out of the backfield and was dominant in one on ones! When you flip on his film, you will see what I like to call the next Le'Veon Bell, as he is a very keen runner and was also able to burn off a 4.5, 40 yard dash!
Jarvis Heard - Aka the Pitbull, Jarvis ate up offensive linemen all week long and exhibited every characteristic of a Scout Trout All-American. Jarvis has great technique and is being taught the game at a extremely high level. We expect HUGE things out of this young man and a big time performance in next years all-american bowl!
Tyshawn Stanley - A very gifted receiver who was able to show great overall athletic ability all week long. Stanley comes from a great family and is being coached up by a former Pittsburgh Steeler at Village Christian! Big things ahead for this young man!
Nathan Roy (Class of 2019) - Roy has a big time passing arm and was able to step up in the pocket and deliver the ball, while staring down the barrel of loaded shotgun. With immense pressure coming from all angles, Roy showed he is a big time Quarterback hailing from the great state of West Virginia!
Tyler Bineham - Bineham was another leader in the defensive backfield that helped secure the shutout for Team North. He played with fire and tenacity all game long and did not let Team South do much over the top of the defense. Bineham proved he will make a terrific safety at the next level and also excels, as a receiver. This is a young man who has a extremely big upside, as he takes his job very seriously on a football field.
Nick Channel - (Committed Kansas) - Did Not Attend (Kansas Photo Shoot/Visit)
Bradyn Jones - Jones was able to come up with a huge interception for Team North and had a huge return down the sideline to pretty much seal the deal for his squad. Jones is a humble young man who demonstrates a very high football IQ and shuts down his side of the football field. Bradyn is one of the toughest corners I have encountered and we will watching him play in college, as he is a tremendous athlete!
Braxton Reid - Reid Island was in full effect at the Scout Trout All-American Bowl and he is the definition of a lock down corner. I did not see Reid get beat once in one on ones all day and with his size and athletics, can be used anywhere in the defensive backfield and/or on offense. Reid will also excel as a return man at the next level, as he has exceptional hands!
Jaquan Dear - This big and athletic corner was one of the top performers in one on ones and is another lock-down DB for colleges to salivate over. With great explosiveness and overall athletics, Dear was able to make play after play for Team South and was another big reason they were able to only allow 7 points to Team North!
Desmond Green - Ended up being a late arrival, But still was able to put on a great display of athletics and defensive back play. Desmond is a true 4.4,40 yard dash player and showed remarkable play during the game. With a enormous upside, this young man from Baton Rouge will do big things in the world of college football!
Kenchavious James - Another Stand-out DB for Team South, James was able to dominate in One on One's and excelled all weekend at practice. James has all of the tools needed to be a shutdown defensive back and can play up in the box with the big boys, as a amazing tackler. With a very keen football IQ, Kenchavious shows why he deserves a chance to flourish at the next level!
Bryson Ledet - Ledet ran a 4.4,40 yard dash and showed great overall athletic in our combine portion of our workout. Ledet played extremely well on defense and was a standout performer all week long at practice. He recently even worked out as a Receiver for Scout Trout and was able to haul in everything in sight! This young man is also going to be a big time perform at the next level!
Jauwon Phillips - Phillips has multiple offers and was able to burn off a 4.33, 40 yard dash, while excelling as a Defensive back. With School's like Michigan that were showing interest, this young man has a enormous upside, as he pays close attention to detail and grasps coaching extremely quickly. Phillips is hands down one of the best safeties in all of America for Class of 2018!
Brandon Rudolph - Rudolph was another big time safety that played in our event and showed why he deserves a chance to play at the next level. With great overall ball skills and his expert skill shown in one on ones, Rudolph was breaking up passes all week long. He is going to be a fabulous defensive back at the next level!
Derrick Rue - Rue came to play and was able to run a sub 4.4, 40 yard dash at our combine portion. With some of the best cover skills you will find, Rue can also come up and make bone crushing tackles in the box and/or backfield. Excelling in all area's on the defensive side of the football, Rue is going to be a pleasure to watch at the next level.
Jay Thomas - Had been on a college tour before joining the Scout Trout All-American Bowl and he showed why he is being recruited by many across the state of Alabama. Thomas is a extremely athletic Defensive back and showed that he is a D1 Caliber player at the next level.
Class of 2019 Stars!
Tra Ranson - Probably had about 10 interceptions all week and had 2 in the game. With the skill set of a Kam Chancellor and the frame to match, Tra is going to be a BIG time recruit this coming season after tearing up our Tennessee Regional event and then being a flat out BEAST at Prichard Stadium!
Jalin Lake - Was a big time player all week in our showcase and shutdown every athlete in one on ones. Lake was one of leaders in interceptions in the state of Ohio and it showed all week, as he is clearly a big time D1 prospect going into his senior season!
Brady Wachter - Brady was a extremely fun young man to be around and shows extreme strength in his play on the interior line. With a desire to grow and get better, Brady proved to us that he will be playing in more of our Bowl events, as he is primed for the world of collegiate football.
Levi Thomas - Thomas ran great routes out of the backfield and was dominant in one on ones! When you flip on his film, you will see what I like to call the next Le'Veon Bell, as he is a very keen runner and was also able to burn off a 4.5, 40 yard dash!
Jarvis Heard - Aka the Pitbull, Jarvis ate up offensive linemen all week long and exhibited every characteristic of a Scout Trout All-American. Jarvis has great technique and is being taught the game at a extremely high level. We expect HUGE things out of this young man and a big time performance in next years all-american bowl!
Tyshawn Stanley - A very gifted receiver who was able to show great overall athletic ability all week long. Stanley comes from a great family and is being coached up by a former Pittsburgh Steeler at Village Christian! Big things ahead for this young man!
Nathan Roy (Class of 2019) - Roy has a big time passing arm and was able to step up in the pocket and deliver the ball, while staring down the barrel of loaded shotgun. With immense pressure coming from all angles, Roy showed he is a big time Quarterback hailing from the great state of West Virginia!
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Kickers
Michael Benson - Was one of the best 3-way kickers we have seen and showed off his uncanny leg all weekend. With Rugby punts that could not be fielded and automatic touchbacks on kickoffs, Benson also showed great ability kicking field goals. Benson was good from 60 yards and in, while also making a great tackle on the sideline! This is one tough kicker!
Parker McPhail - St.Luke's finest was able to be the top kicker in 2A ball in the State of Alabama and top 3 in the state in scoring. Going 72-75 on kicks in high school football is a outstanding feet in it's own and Harvard has taken notice. With some of the best lyrics and kicks you will find, Mr.Mcphail has earned his spot in the world of college football, as a kicker.
Parker McPhail - St.Luke's finest was able to be the top kicker in 2A ball in the State of Alabama and top 3 in the state in scoring. Going 72-75 on kicks in high school football is a outstanding feet in it's own and Harvard has taken notice. With some of the best lyrics and kicks you will find, Mr.Mcphail has earned his spot in the world of college football, as a kicker.
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Combine Numbers for those who tested
40 yard dash (Tested at another practice, other prospects will be added)
Justin Jones - 4.11 (dry field), 4.37 (wet turf)
Cam Baldy - 4.32
Cymitrius Addison - 4.32
Juwaun Phillips - 4.32
Bryson Ledet - 4.40
Aaron Watkins - 4.43
Nelson Poore - 4.44
Trevor Vine - 4.55
Levi Thomas (19') - 4.55
Derrick Rue - 4.56
Myles Williams - 4.6
Tyler Borden - 4.62
Trisdon Fuentes - 5.0
20 Yard Dash
Robert Talley - 2.6
Jake Rife - 2.9
Nelson Harbin - 3.2
5-10-5 Shuttles
Tyler Borden - 3.72
Aaron Watkins - 3.86
Justin Jones - 3.85
Cam Baldy - 3.88
Cymitrius Addison - 3.98
Levi Thomas - 4.01
Myles Williams . 4.02
Robert Talley - 4.82
Jake Rife - 4.73
Nelson Harbin - 5.23
Broad Jump
Justin Jones - 10'0
Cam Baldy - 9'1
Aaron Watkins - 9'0
Levi Thomas (19') - 8'11
Cymitrius Addison - 8'8
Tyler Borden - 8'3
Myles Williams - 8'3
Jake Rife - 7'2
Robert Talley - 6'3
Nelson Harbin - 5'6
40 yard dash (Tested at another practice, other prospects will be added)
Justin Jones - 4.11 (dry field), 4.37 (wet turf)
Cam Baldy - 4.32
Cymitrius Addison - 4.32
Juwaun Phillips - 4.32
Bryson Ledet - 4.40
Aaron Watkins - 4.43
Nelson Poore - 4.44
Trevor Vine - 4.55
Levi Thomas (19') - 4.55
Derrick Rue - 4.56
Myles Williams - 4.6
Tyler Borden - 4.62
Trisdon Fuentes - 5.0
20 Yard Dash
Robert Talley - 2.6
Jake Rife - 2.9
Nelson Harbin - 3.2
5-10-5 Shuttles
Tyler Borden - 3.72
Aaron Watkins - 3.86
Justin Jones - 3.85
Cam Baldy - 3.88
Cymitrius Addison - 3.98
Levi Thomas - 4.01
Myles Williams . 4.02
Robert Talley - 4.82
Jake Rife - 4.73
Nelson Harbin - 5.23
Broad Jump
Justin Jones - 10'0
Cam Baldy - 9'1
Aaron Watkins - 9'0
Levi Thomas (19') - 8'11
Cymitrius Addison - 8'8
Tyler Borden - 8'3
Myles Williams - 8'3
Jake Rife - 7'2
Robert Talley - 6'3
Nelson Harbin - 5'6
CLASS OF 2018 SIGNINGS/OFFERS
Total Scout Trout Athletes - 115
Total Signed/Committed as of 2/25/18 - 76
Division One Signings - 13
Division Two Signings - 19
Division Three Signings - 6
NAIA Signings - 19
JUCO/PREP Signings - 19
Athletes who have been in the Scout Trout program for over 6 months have are all signed/offered.
List will be updated daily as new offers/interest and results come in, as more post signing day offers come in the next few months. We had signings all the way until nearly August last year!
Tres Barboza*(17) - Utep (Juco Tyler)
Nick Channel - Kansas Jayhawks
Braden Spicer - Oklahoma State
Dylan Trapp - Oklahoma Sooners
Kyle Hill - Hampton Pirates
Jerome Beazer - Jacksonville U
Vinny Fiorenza - Youngstown State
Jake Lyons - Dayton Flyers Football
James Turner - Austin Peay
Sahvon Dillon - William and Penn
Riley Gibbs - Ohio Dominican
Owen Tillis - West Virginia State
Jacob Hall - Cincinnati Christian
Jauwon Phillips - Cumberlands (KY)
Blake Sullivan - Fort Hays State
Trevor Thompson - Southern Nazarene
Martez Vrana - Oklahoma Panhandle
Darrian Mcduff - Henderson State
Kendrick Gillespie - Lane College
Justin Howard - Carson Newman
Carson Reed 17* - Chadron State
Caleb Johnson - Marietta
Jay Thomas - West Alabama
Ramsey Sites - U-Pike
Devon Banaszak - Alderson Broaddus
Walt Weatherington - Lake Erie College
Kimo Baldwin - Lake Erie College
Dominick Finley - Adams State
Ca'Maurie Johnson - Central Methodist
Blake McCoy - Ohio Dominican
Gerrick Mckinney - MidWestern State
Josh Hollins - Presentation College
Brian Hawley - Presentation College
Ryan LaAsmar - Multiple NAIA/D2 Offers
(Football/Lacrosse)
Caleb Johnson - Marietta College
Bailey Ackerman - Brevard
Trisdon Fuentes - Texas Lutheran
Adrian Soto - Offers - Benedictine, Friends, Presentation, Tabor, KS Wesleyan, Neb Wesleyan and Pacific Lutheran. Visits scheduled West TX A & M,
Colorado Mesa, Chapman, San Diego Mesa.
Celik Curtis - Garden City CC
Tykeem Doss - Goode Elite Prep
Lincoln Sefcik - NE OK
Shaun Anderson - Mississippi Gulf Coast
Justin Anderson - Tennessee Valley Prep (TN)
Brandon Rudolph - Faulkner
Edrick Ling (Canada) - Hocking College (JUCO)
Aaron Watkins - Birmingham Sports Academy
Daryl Crowder - UT-Permian Offer
Cam Bausley - Fullerton College, William & Penn, Sterling, Concordia Ann Arbor, Central Methodist
Mason Reese - Ivy League Target
Parker Mcphail - Harvard Target/Southern Miss
Braxton Williams - Eureka College (scholarship)/NAIA Concordia Ann-Arbor
Chase Owen - Hinds CC
Braxton Reid - Birmingham Sports Academy
Malik Jordan - Birmingham Sports Academy
Edrick Ling (Canada) - Hocking College (JUCO)
Michael Samuels - Wesley College
Nelson Harbin - Sterling College
Jake Rife - D1/FCS Target
Tylor Taylor - Concordia (Ann Arbor)
Grant Dyer - Bucknell, Dayton, Butler (Offers)
Michael Campbell - Alabama A & M/Carroll
Tyler Borden - William and Penn
Caleb Price - Multiple D2 offers - FBS/FCS Target
Jalen Simmons - Multiple Offers and Major FCS Interest
Total Scout Trout Athletes - 115
Total Signed/Committed as of 2/25/18 - 76
Division One Signings - 13
Division Two Signings - 19
Division Three Signings - 6
NAIA Signings - 19
JUCO/PREP Signings - 19
Athletes who have been in the Scout Trout program for over 6 months have are all signed/offered.
List will be updated daily as new offers/interest and results come in, as more post signing day offers come in the next few months. We had signings all the way until nearly August last year!
Tres Barboza*(17) - Utep (Juco Tyler)
Nick Channel - Kansas Jayhawks
Braden Spicer - Oklahoma State
Dylan Trapp - Oklahoma Sooners
Kyle Hill - Hampton Pirates
Jerome Beazer - Jacksonville U
Vinny Fiorenza - Youngstown State
Jake Lyons - Dayton Flyers Football
James Turner - Austin Peay
Sahvon Dillon - William and Penn
Riley Gibbs - Ohio Dominican
Owen Tillis - West Virginia State
Jacob Hall - Cincinnati Christian
Jauwon Phillips - Cumberlands (KY)
Blake Sullivan - Fort Hays State
Trevor Thompson - Southern Nazarene
Martez Vrana - Oklahoma Panhandle
Darrian Mcduff - Henderson State
Kendrick Gillespie - Lane College
Justin Howard - Carson Newman
Carson Reed 17* - Chadron State
Caleb Johnson - Marietta
Jay Thomas - West Alabama
Ramsey Sites - U-Pike
Devon Banaszak - Alderson Broaddus
Walt Weatherington - Lake Erie College
Kimo Baldwin - Lake Erie College
Dominick Finley - Adams State
Ca'Maurie Johnson - Central Methodist
Blake McCoy - Ohio Dominican
Gerrick Mckinney - MidWestern State
Josh Hollins - Presentation College
Brian Hawley - Presentation College
Ryan LaAsmar - Multiple NAIA/D2 Offers
(Football/Lacrosse)
Caleb Johnson - Marietta College
Bailey Ackerman - Brevard
Trisdon Fuentes - Texas Lutheran
Adrian Soto - Offers - Benedictine, Friends, Presentation, Tabor, KS Wesleyan, Neb Wesleyan and Pacific Lutheran. Visits scheduled West TX A & M,
Colorado Mesa, Chapman, San Diego Mesa.
Celik Curtis - Garden City CC
Tykeem Doss - Goode Elite Prep
Lincoln Sefcik - NE OK
Shaun Anderson - Mississippi Gulf Coast
Justin Anderson - Tennessee Valley Prep (TN)
Brandon Rudolph - Faulkner
Edrick Ling (Canada) - Hocking College (JUCO)
Aaron Watkins - Birmingham Sports Academy
Daryl Crowder - UT-Permian Offer
Cam Bausley - Fullerton College, William & Penn, Sterling, Concordia Ann Arbor, Central Methodist
Mason Reese - Ivy League Target
Parker Mcphail - Harvard Target/Southern Miss
Braxton Williams - Eureka College (scholarship)/NAIA Concordia Ann-Arbor
Chase Owen - Hinds CC
Braxton Reid - Birmingham Sports Academy
Malik Jordan - Birmingham Sports Academy
Edrick Ling (Canada) - Hocking College (JUCO)
Michael Samuels - Wesley College
Nelson Harbin - Sterling College
Jake Rife - D1/FCS Target
Tylor Taylor - Concordia (Ann Arbor)
Grant Dyer - Bucknell, Dayton, Butler (Offers)
Michael Campbell - Alabama A & M/Carroll
Tyler Borden - William and Penn
Caleb Price - Multiple D2 offers - FBS/FCS Target
Jalen Simmons - Multiple Offers and Major FCS Interest
