Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks for stopping by. If you are new here, this feature covers offers/commitments from Monday through Wednesday, 3 trending topics, and our sleeper of the day.
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Sleeper of the Day
Antavion Poole
2025 Washington Co.
OLB
Poole is a wide-shouldered 6’2″ 215 lbs. athlete with a good motor after the football and solid length to get off blocks. He does a good job of setting the edge, using his length and feet to do the work, and is solid ripping through the blocker to make a tackle in the flat. Poole has a lot of good upside. Adding weight to his frame should be no problem, and we can see the senior around 240 or even 250 at the next level. Poole has solid metrics with a 4.35 shuttle time and his weight-lifting metrics indicate good body composition. So he’s a functional athlete, and with a 265 bench and 275 power clean, there is plenty of room to grow, becoming more explosive. Poole’s senior year highlights pick up where he left off junior year. He is aggressive as ever coming off the edge and consistently disrupting the play. Poole does appear to be more measured closing to the ball carrier, and his pursuit angles are better. Washington County senior is a quality edge defender with some good upside to be a defensive disruptor in college.
Commitments
Stephen Miller
2025 Greene Co.
Southern California
Bukhari Littles
2025 Kendrick
West Virginia Wesleyan
Zion Lawson
2025 Maynard-Jackson
Georgia State
Decommitments
Stephen Miller
2025 Greene Co.
Mississippi State
Kaden Hanson
2025 Trinity Christian
Mercer
Offers
Khamari Brooks
2026 North Oconee
South Carolina & Kansas
Noah LaVallee
2026 Walton
West Virginia
Mason Bryant
2025 Paulding Co.
Brayden Burton
2025 Buford
Andrew College
David Malloy
2025 Blessed Trinity
Centre & Saint Mary
Chris Haertel
2025 Marist
Rhodes College
Johnathan Ashley
2025 GMC College
Campbell
Bray Williamson
2025 Robert Toombs
Culver-Stockton
Zaire Bush
2025 Eagle’s Landing
Manchester
Lawrence Brown
2026 Grayson
Tulane
Donald Widener
2025 Camden Co.
Oberlin College
Aurelius Brooks
2025 Community Christian
Ottawa
Jalen Kelly
2025 Chapel Hill
Culver-Stockton
Ralph Scroggins
2025 Benedictine
Concord
Jahleel Robertson
2025 Norcross
Kentucky Wesleyan
Curtis Muckle
2025 Westlake
Culver-Stockton
Dey’Shawn Dunn
2025 Paulding Co.
Culver-Stockton
Jaise Davis
2025 Mary Persons
Madonna
Chris Noble
2025 Stockbridge
West Georgia
Dre Quinn
2026 GAC
Georgia, Memphis & Tennessee
Isaac Nyenabo
2025 Mountain View
Jax State
Jaylen Elder
2025 Morgan Co.
South Florida
Jared Anthony
2025 Stockbridge
Johnson C Smith
Nijous Ross
2025 Brookwood
Minnesota West
Jae Lamar
2026 Colquitt Co.
Tennessee
Micah Calhoun
2025 Groves
Walsh University
Tim Sims
2026 Lovejoy
East Carolina
Jordan Allen
2025 Buford
Georgia Tech
Zachary Belyeu
2028 North Cobb
App State
Carsyn Baker
2026 Hughes
TCU
Sam Wooten
2025 Pepperell
Cumberland
Aalim Brown
2025 Lowndes
UT-Martin
Charles Manga
2025 Monroe Area
Stony Brook
Aiden Rainey
2025 West Hall
Culver-Stockton
Charles Maxell
2025 Bowdon
Rhodes college
Peyton Dyer
2026 Duluth
Vanderbilt
Donovan Quary
2025 Dacula
Rhodes College
Malekhi Weedon
2025 North Gwinnett
Jax State
Lucas Smalls-Allen
2026 Blessed Trinity
Tenn State
Three ‘n Out
Look at the speed merchants across the state. Of course, you have UGA commit and North Oconee’s senior Landon Roldan at the top at 21.41, but Ethan Ervin’s long runs last week also put him near the top of the board. Speedster Kemoni Ryals out of Applin County rounds out the players over 21 MPH. Ryals made one of the top plays earlier this season with a crazy catch around the endzone.
October 11, High School Leader Board is up!
Top Speed – GEORGIAhttps://t.co/CwbhjOcbSw#TitanGPS // #TitanSports@CoachAMiller @ethanervin3_ pic.twitter.com/dmuIPTWU42— TITAN Sports (@titansensor) October 15, 2024
This is becoming a problem! Wake Forest and several other programs nationwide are being impersonated again and giving out fake offers. You need to verify the account you are talking with is part of the school. Look at the history of the page. See when the account was made. No college coach or administrator will ask for money for a visit. Be careful out there.
These are NOT legitimate graphics or offers from Wake Forest Football. Please continue to check sources and report impersonated accounts. @RecruitGeorgia pic.twitter.com/oHNjpBeLET
— Katie Bason (@bason_k) October 16, 2024
Devin Edmonds has been slinging the air out of the football for the last two weeks. The ball seriously pops on his throws, and he shows excellent technique with his release. Edmonds is playing some of the best football of any QB in the state, so college programs better look out for the steely signal-caller out of Jones County. They should be a dangerous team during the 4A playoffs too.
#AGTG In 2 games 11 passing Touchdowns
477 passing yards Ranked Top 3 in Ga @RecruitGeorgia @CoachSanders14 @CoachDane96 @CoachHSims @ToledoQBs @QBC_Atlanta @CoachPattyJ @105CoachTerry @Coach_Scott31 @bradyvincent_ @CoachCamClark @hadleygregg10 @CoachTrentCook @Daniel_Brinson pic.twitter.com/HI3438dpoq— Devin Edmonds (@DevinEdmonds2) October 16, 2024
