Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks to those who continue to support our efforts, and for all college coaches visit the website each and every day! Ever since April 17th, I have been doing these recaps each weekday, save a handful of days, and feel like it has made an awesome impact during this extended recruiting dead period. From what I have found, no other recruiting service in the country covers our state better than these recaps, so thanks to all who continue to support Recruit Georgia.
All that aside, it was an exciting day of offers yesterday, so let’s get into it! Scroll on down below and see all of yesterday’s recruiting happenings, and have a great rest of your day! – David
Commitments
Davis Watson
2021 Darlington
Cornell
Scoop: The 2021 OT is really just beginning to fill out his 6’6″ frame, and has the raw athleticism to be a legit steal at the FCS level. Cornell had to beat out several more high-academic programs like Penn, Brown, Army and Richmond. Watson joins fellow Darlington teammate Harrison Allen as joint Cornell commits in the class of 2021.
Latreveone Gaither
2021 Meadowcreek
Hutchinson CC
Scoop: Gaither reminds us a lot of Kurt Taylor from a few years back who played Newton and Grayson. The powerful ball of muscle at Meadowcreek bulldozers through arm tackles and is a tough determined runner. Gaither should see good college interest on the 2nd go around at the JUCO level, so expect to see his name pop up in the next year or two.
Devan Hughes
2021 Hardaway
Gardner-Webb
Scoop: Hughes was one of the real sleeper OL in this recruiting class. The 6’4″ OL who weighs right at 280 lbs. has quick feet, plays with urgency and has nice fundamentals. He has the versatility to play across the line and should be able to contribute early in his career for Gardner-Webb.
Keyshawn Blackstock
2021 Newton
Independence CC
Scoop: Blackstock is a huge 6’6″ 320 lbs. OL who just started to get varsity reps as a junior, and really started to come into his own senior year. You cannot find many athletes at his size and raw upside, and a few more years in development and we should see this 2021 prospect on an FBS program.
Yesterday’s Offers
Myles Redding
2021 Whitefield
Bethel
Cam’Ron Gaynor
2021 South Atlanta
North Greenville PWO
Jaiden Stowers
2021 Hebron Christian
Hanover
Marcellis Turner
2021 Grayson
North Park
Denylon Morrissette
2022 Brookwood
Southern California
Deymon Fleming
2021 GAC
Presbyterian
Brinson Sumner
2021 Darlington
Mercer PWO
Davis Ridings
2021 Prince Ave.
Bucknell
Brian Bradley
2022 River Ridge
Presbyterian
Cade Petty
2021 North Murray
Denison
D’Shawn Wells
2021 Hephzibah
Tabor College
Cooper Salo
2021 North Gwinnett
Sterling College
J Chris Morris
2021 New Manchester
Nichols College
Mitch Thompson
2021 South Forsyth
Cumberlands
Parker Mullis
2021 Coffee
Sterling College
Will Akins
2021 Loganville
Graceland
Jawon Garner
2021 Hillgrove
Concordia
Bryce Johnson
2021 Salem
Reinhardt
Tre Drewery
2021 Lambert
Denison
Ahlik Booker
2021 Jonesboro
Shorter
Jaylen Bester
2024 Harrison
South Carolina
Jermaine Brewton
2021 Pierce Co.
Capital Univ. & Bethany
Quintavcy Harris
2021 Redan
William Penn
Cortez Thomas
2021 Crisp Co.
Bethel
Dailan Hall
2021 Westover
Bethel
Marco Foster
2021 Westover
Bethel
Jonah Haney
2021 Sequoyah
Monmouth
Oscar Delp
2022 West Forsyth
Alabama
Rodney Hill
2022 Benedictine
Pittsburgh
Sleeper of the Day
Cardarius Stone
Jefferson Co.
The 2021 OLB/SS prospect has quality size and comes off the edge with intensity. He is pretty solid in coverage sliding his feet well at the snap and flipping hips quick enough for a safety. He has a good bit of tackles from the backside and shows a lot of hustle. He’s close to getting a few strips here from behind but doesn’t seem to rake the ball out all of the time. He definitely is an OLB right now in HS with pretty good production too. Stone played in the GACA game as a junior. He does a good job of closing on the ball carrier. Shows a nice combo of run-stopping instincts and good enough in man coverage to pique some colleges’ interest. Keeps a forward lean when running. Tackling is pretty good but does use his arms more than would like. At 5’10” and 196 lbs. Stone packs a punch, and over the last year, he has gained 15 lbs. His senior film looks much more like a linebacker hybrid who does a nice job getting low and attacking the offense in the backfield, but also the ability to play off the edge and make tackles out in the flat.
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