Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks for stopping by. If you are new here, this feature covers offers/commitments from Friday and over the weekend, three trending topics, and our sleeper of the day.
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Sleeper of the Day
Jaxon White
2026 Heard Co.
Defensive Lineman
White created a few memorable plays during his 2024 campaign that stand out. The 2026 athlete finds his way around the football, creating several fumbles and one that he scooped and ran back another 50 yards for a score. White has good closing speed for an athlete with his body type. At around 6’1″ and 280 lbs.., he pops out of his stance quickly, keeps his pads low while getting great leverage on the offensive lineman. Arm length doesn’t appear to be an issue. His mobility, technical skill, and relative length allow White to slide across the line of scrimmage and play multiple techniques for Heard County. Strong hands at the point of attack, good balance, breaking through blockers, and keeping feet. White is explosive, showing good burst in his first initial few steps, and his ability to change direction, adjusting laterally to the ball carrier on the edge is unique. Senior year should be a good one. Heard County is a darkhorse state title contender, and White has a solid shot at being All-State by season’s end.
Commitments
Kam Cody
2026 Benedictine
Clemson
Jaedyn Terry
2026 Manchester
Georgia Tech
Hunter Campbell
2025 Centennial
UT-Chattanooga
DJ Alexander
2026 New Manchester
FIU
Brian Steele
2025 ECI
Georgia Military
Offers
Tyrone Fitten
2026 Callaway
WKU
Tucker Rhodes
2026 Athens Academy
Columbia
DJ Bordeaux
2026 Douglas Co.
Utah State
Jakobe Caslin
2026 Carver-Columbus
South Alabama
Kylen Pope
2028 Cartersville
Auburn
Kalil Mazone
2026 North Gwinnett
Army
Stephen Cannon
2026 Benedictine
Georgia Tech
Corey Howard
2026 Valdosta
Georgia State
Andrew Tinker
2026 Heard Co.
Sacramento State
Chris Booker
2026 Hapeville Charter
UGA
Damyon Pearson
2026 Brookwood
Mercer
KJ Green
2027 Stephenson
Ohio State
Christian Askew
2026 Veterans
Georgia State
Demetrius Dowdy
2026 Winder-Barrow
Navy
Tyreek Jemison
2026 Paulding Co.
Pittsburgh, Wake Forest & NC State
Tim Sims
2026 Lovejoy
Miss State
Artem Korchagin
2026 Thomas Co. Central
South Alabama
Tyler Worley
2026 Hillgrove
Charleston Southern
Kyson Mallard
2027 Westover
Florida
Tyson Stanford
2026 Peachtree Ridge
Wake Forest
Kevin Caldwell
2027 Parkview
UGA
Julian Byrd
2026 Hughes
Tulsa
Alchino Blakely
2026 South Gwinnett
Navy
Malachi Character
2026 Upson-Lee
Memphis
Lucas Smalls-Allen
2026 Blessed Trinity
WKU
Noah LaValee
2026 Walton
Toledo
Kris Brunson
2026 Brookwood
Georgia State
Sedric Addison
2026 Peachtree Ridge
Middle Tennesee
Kiyante Ingram
2026 McEachern
West Georgia
Jared Smith
2026 Woodland
FIU
Anthony Lonon
2026 Clarke Central
App State & West Georgia
Kobe Adeleke-Hokes
2026 Peachtree Ridge
Minnesota
Tay Franklin
2026 Ware Co.
Bryant
Three ‘n Out
Collin Porterfield is a sophomore out of Alpharetta who recently made a profile for, and had a notable track and field event where he jumped 21’11” on the long jump. That is the 2nd longest for any sophomore in the state and ranks him 2nd behind Chattahoochee’s All-State athlete Derrick Avery. Porterfield is 6’3″, and his length is a differentiator to others names on the list. Once he puts it all together, the sophomore has all of the tools needed to be an elite receiver at the next level.
Blessed to be ranked #2nd In GA for Long jump in the “27” class #AGTG @AlphaProspects @gobigrecruiting @NEGARecruits @RecruitGeorgia @One11Recruiting @deucerecruiting @GEMCLASS_ @AHSTrackField @CoachLandis22 @CoachLandis22 pic.twitter.com/SuHE4Pu2s3
— Collin C8 Porterfield (@_C8___) March 31, 2025
Walton’s new QB, Banks Bouton, tested out with a 4.72 laser time at the Elite 11 Camp in Atlanta over the weekend. The 6’2″ 198 lbs. passer is a transfer from South Carolina, and should immediately elevate the vertical passing of the program while also creating a legitimate threat for explosive +25 yard runs. Of note, Bouton’s transfer is not dissimilar to Carrollton’s new QB Mason Holtzclaw, also a South Carolina native, but better yet, is this a new trend of nearby states’ top passers joining our powerhouse programs? Camden County just earned a transfer from a talented dual-threat out of Florida named William Jackson. So it seems like a trend. Either way, Bouton’s skill level is evident on film; he is a D1 passer and should mesh quickly with the playmakers at Walton.
Thankful to be a part of the @Elite11 Atlanta regional today. I ran a laser timed 4.72 40 yard dash at 6’2 198 pounds. Looking forward to hearing how I did in the other drills @Stumpf_Brian. Thank you for the opportunity. @WaltonRecruits @coachdbrunner @CoachLeviBrown… pic.twitter.com/HCxO5kOAef
— Banks Bouton (@BanksBouton) March 31, 2025
MaTeo Wells earned OL MVP at the MVP Camp over the weekend. The Carrollton rising senior has been an impactful blocker getting on the varsity rotation since his sophomore year, and played on the best OL in the state in 2024. Wells has improved a lot over the years and has shared clips dating back to 2020, so we have seen him grow into a technically sound blocker with incredible core strength. Those foundational moments happened at a young age, and his physical maturation is starting to show his fundamental superiority over his peers. At the next level, Wells will almost certainly play center. He is listed at 6′ and 255 lbs, so those predefined measurements college evaluators covet are within reach, and so are the college offers.
I’d like to thank @TheMVPCamps @RustyMansell_ @ChadSimmons_ for MVP Top Linemen Award. I’d also like to thank @najehwilk for breaking my @Hudl film down throughout the years. Thanks for the support I’ve enjoyed your camps and games. @CarrolltonTroj1 @RecruitGeorgia pic.twitter.com/3PxdSxVwyq
— MaTEO Wells (@wells_mateo) March 30, 2025
