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Sleeper of the Day
Nicholas Vaccaro
2025 Creekview
Tight End
The 6’5″ 225 lbs. pass-catcher lines up at receiver and tight end for Creekview. he has a big catch radius and good reactions adjusting back to passes. Vaccaro has a lot of upside at the next level. He is a physical blocker, does a nice job of getting underneath the pads of the defender, and really like his leg drive. He does need to get lower with his pad level, but love to see his motor and intensity as a blocker. Good urgency getting to his assignment and plays until the whistle. With a big frame and solid senior film, Vaccaro looks like a prospect to watch closely down the stretch. Continuing to improve his body control while blocking, keeping a flatter back, and just getting more explosive will help with execution. As a receiver, he looks comfortable catching passes, showing soft hands, and at a high degree of difficulty. Route running does need to get more tight. The senior should attract a slew of interest from various levels depending on team’s needs and scheme. Considering his great 4.4 GPA, we feel like high-academic programs should be all over Vaccaro. He has solid SR film and checks off so many boxes that D1 programs look for in a TE.
Commitments
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Offers
Kevin Hartsfield
2028 Newton
Kentucky
Collyer Alderman
2025 Sherwood Christian
Point
Amarius Perdue
2025 Troup
Andrew
Allen Jordan Pimentel
2026 Tucker
Georgia State
Braxton Ryan
2025 Adairsville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Zay Spikes
2025 Stockbridge
Buffalo
Elijah Tillman
2028 Buford
Texas, Duke, & USF
Jameer Cantrell
2027 Buford
Georgia State
Camron Middleton-Adams
2028 Grayson
USF
Corey Hadley
2027 Sandy Creek
Memphis
Khamari Brooks
2026 North Oconee
Tennessee
London Goggans
2027 Grayson
USF
Christian Webb-Scott
2028 Buford
Texas
Jonathan Stafford
2026 Grayson
USF
Rilee Drew
2027 Grayson
USF
Carter Triplett
2025 Christian-Heritage
Kentucky-Wesleyan
Graham Houston
2026 Buford
Georgia State & Texas A&M
Ismael Schiefer
2028 Grayson
Duke
Kory Pettigrew
2025 Perry
Georgia Tech
Christian Ingram
2025 Newton
Colorado
Xavier Tiller
2026 Hughes
Memphis
Jax Pope
2026 Buford
Georgia State
Brayden Tyson
2027 Brookwood
Texas & Vanderbilt
Aaron Kearse
2026 Sumter Co.
Georgia State
Jeremiah Roux
2026 Mundy’s Mill
Wake Forest
Beau Ball
2026 Cedartown
UT-Martin
Ethan Jackson
2025 Lowndes
Peru State
Zachary Alvarez
2025 North Forsyth
Avila
Kevin Hartsfield
2028 Newton
Georgia Tech & Kentucky
Evan Harvey
2026 Sandy Creek
Memphis
A’Merre Williams
2025 Burke Co.
Millsaps
Steve Miller
2025 Greene Co.
UCF
Ryan Moore
2027 Sandy Creek
Memphis
Dana Greenhow
2026 Sandy Creek
Memphis
Blaine Leighly
2025 Adairsville
Culver-Stockton
Cole Norred
2025 Carrollton
ETSU
Kris Brunson
2026 Brookwood
Central Michigan
Christian Lawrence
2026 Thomas Co. Central
Georgia Southern
Three ‘n Out
Explosive JR QB Kaleb Narcisse has dropped his midseason film, and it’s worth the watch. The 6’1″ 195 lbs. dual-threat passer uncorks some passes with some serious heat, even with an imminent hit incoming. Narcisse has a wide frame and should continue to gain muscle, landing close to 210-215 while playing college. You have to be impressed with how the junior handles pressure and delivers an accurate pass. That will be tested this evening with Kell facing off against top-rated Blessed Trinity.
first few throws on this tape are WOAH…
A lot of horsepower with this one. Gotta get more eyes here…
2026 QB @KalebNarcisse🎥: https://t.co/Pc4fHkH0nk pic.twitter.com/mq0fJiiaI5
— Coach Chaz Ferdinand Sr. (@cferdinand_21) October 4, 2024
Porter Allison out of Dunwoody made one of the best catches last week where he highpointed the football and ripped it away from the defensive back while coming to the ground. Allison leads all of DeKalb County in receiving with 642 yards and 8 touchdowns and sports a great GPA too. His coach makes a great observation, how is this senior not being recruited? Any college coach worth their salt will watch the senior’s film; he has some of the best hands of any receiver in the state – seriously.
This kid has 40 catches 642 yards and 8 TDs in 6 games. 4.6 (40) and a 3.62 GPA. NO offers! What world are we living in???? https://t.co/SyQxanAIMk
— Michael Nash (@CoachMikeNash) October 4, 2024
Huge games this week are going down tonight, but hard to find a bigger matchup than 6A’s mega rivalry between Colquitt County and Lowndes. WALB News Morgan Jackson previewed the matchup and more. A of eyes will be on this great game, so stay tuned. PS. – I picked Lowndes to win.
A big game at the Hawg Pen Friday night. The Packers and Vikings meet for the 49th in school history in our week 8 game of the week!
READ: https://t.co/uVlNPWcSr0@CoachHoon @CarterVikingsFB @CCPackersFball @LHSvikingsFB pic.twitter.com/9HduZpcKWM
— Morgan Jackson ☀️ (@morganj_tv) October 4, 2024
