Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks for stopping by, and if you are new here, this is a feature that covers all of yesterday’s offers, commitments, decommitments and of course our sleeper of the day.
Hope everyone’s Wednesday has started off well! We are headed into round 2 of the playoffs this weekend, and some players are certainly seeing an uptake of college interest based off their first round performances. We will do our best to track those college offers, so continue to stop by each weekday morning around 10 AM to see all of yesterday’s recruiting news here in Georgia. – David
Commitments
Tyree West
2022 Tift Co.
Georgia
Scoop: West is one of the top athletes we have seen in the class of 2022. Dating back to his freshman year, West has made an impact both on the varsity level and recruiting world earning a lot of his attention early, and rightfully so, West was already 6’4″ and 230 lbs. back then. He’s now 30-40 lbs. heavier, and it’ll be interesting where the elite athlete ends up on the DL at UGA. There is a good bit of flexibility, but personally see the 2022 prospect becoming a DT and filling out to around 300 lbs.
Noah Jones
2021 Cairo
Georgia
Scoop: The great kicker tradition at Cairo continues, and Georgia had to beat out several more P5 programs in order to get the Syrupmaker star kicker. Jones has one the most consistent legs in the state the last few years, and can boom the ball out from +50 yards.
Decommitments
Joshua Moore
2021 Marist
Southern California
Yesterday’s Offers
Tyrease Jones
2021 Brunswick
Trine
Ahmad Edwards
2021 Shiloh
Otterbein
Myles Beris
2021 South Paulding
Erskine College
Yaqym Lowery
2021 New Manchester
Point
EJ Lightsey
2022 Fitzgerald
Florida State
Jaiden Stowers
2021 Hebron Christian
Lake Forest & Ohio Northern
James Copeland
2021 Mays
Sterling
Amarion Whitfield
2021 Brunswick
Butler CC
Makyjhia Jordan
2021 Worth Co.
Kentucky Christian & Trine
Hunter Bean
2021 Duluth
Upper Iowa
Joshua Thomas
2021 Fayette Co.
Huntingdon & Illinois College
Tyrell Gibson
2021 Appling Co.
Stetson
Joshua Hueit
2021 Johns Creek
Point
Trenton Lee
2021 Archer
Concord
Lamar Clark
2021 New Manchester
Nichols College
Murphy Reeves
2021 Fellowship Christian
Stetson
Keenan Cooper
2021 BEST Acd.
Carthage
Fabian Njika
2021 Paulding Co.
Reinhardt
Jahmin Young
2021 Jonesboro
Trine
Nolan Jones
2021 Lovejoy
Presbyterian
Kyren Thomas
2021 Douglas Co.
Virginia State
Dequori Garrett
2021 Allatoona
Trine
Se’les Modisett
2021 Paulding Co.
Erskine
Jakestal Lee
2021 Jenkins Co.
Savannah State
William Rudeseal
2021 Stephens co.
LaGrange
Justin Hartwell
2021 Marist
Samford PWO
Quante Jennings
2021 Cartersville
Pikeville
Amaurae Moore
2021 Sprayberry
Virginia State
Travion Pope
2021 Lowndes
Pikeville
Jayleem Santos
2021 Houston Co.
Cumberlands
Zack Borowski
2021 Decatur
Benedictine
Alex Cela
2021 South Effingham
Carthage
Clay Crawford
2021 Pepperell
Trine
Brade Bocherer
2021 Cherokee
Trine
Rodney Hill
2022 Benedictine
UCF & Colorado
Cooper Salo
2021 North Gwinnett
Trine
Isaiah Massay
2021 McDonough
Trine
RJ White
2021 East Jackson
Trine
Dominic Stevenson
2021 North Cobb
Trine
Jaylen Ellis
2021 Paulding Co.
Trine
Jordan Bell
2021 Lithonia
Trine
Andreon Nelson
2021 Hephzibah
Trine
Israel Nwokocha
2021 Lovejoy
Virginia State
Jack Blackman
2021 Sequoyah
Trine
Jadyn Walker
2021 North Cobb
Trine
Ashton White
2021 Gilmber
Trine
Xavier Clark
2021 North Cobb
Trine
Amiere Williams
2021 Westlake
Virginia State
Javan Hardemon
2021 Crisp Co.
Bethel
Derontae Stewart
2022 Crawford Co.
Trine
Brendon Banks
2021 Lovejoy
Sterling
Wesley Bentley
2021 Upson-Lee
Mars Hill
Jordan Curry
2021 Worth Co.
Trine
Chris Tanner
2021 Temple
Cumberland
Teondre Carters
2021 New Manchester
Cumberland
Sleeper of the Day
Jarriel Cone
2021 Telfair Co.
Cone has nice length at around 6’3″. Pretty solid looking running stride, he definitely shows some quick-twitch with his change of direction after the catch. Played both WR and SS in 2019 and 2020. Cone looks more like a receiver in terms of physicality, he shows pretty decent ball skills but think he could do a better job of playing the football up top. Cone’s length is more inrtirguing on the defensive side of the ball, his ability to change directions should be effective against a spread offense, but does appear to have the mindset more of a receiver than defender. Cone has put together some impressive film the last few years, and we think that bot D1 and D2 programs should really be all over Cone due to his size and versatility. Cone currently holds a lone offer offer from Stetson, and now has a 3.2 GPA, which is up from earlier this year.
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