Welcome to another edition of our recruiting recap! We have several commitments yesterday, some additional offers, as well as our three players that are seeing their recruitment heat up and of course our sleeper of the day.
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Now checkout all of yesterday’s action…
Commitments
Jayden Johnson
2021 Cedartown
South Carolina
Jaylon Beasley
2021 Palmetto Prep/Denmark
Troy
Heyward Eady
2020 Telfair Co.
Louisburg College
Yesterday’s Offers
Denzel Moore
2023 Meadowcreek
Kansas
Jalen Garner
2021 Norcross
Kansas State
JJ Hawkins
2021 Discovery
Navy
Courtney McBride
2021 Heritage
Georgia Southern
Cody Bradford
2021 Flowery Branch
Bryant
Amari Wansley
2021 Buford
Furman
Jordan Davis
2021 Creekside
South Carolina
Yusif Ali
2021 Gainesville
Savannah State
Sirad Bryant
2021 Crisp Co.
Tenn
Aaron Gates
2023 Trinity Christian
Kentucky
Christopher Paul
2021 Crisp Co.
Tenn
Logan Crossfield
2021 Allatoona
Culver-Stockton
James Watts
2021 Allatoona
Puget Sound & Culver-Stockton
Kobe Harris
2021 Banneker
North Park Univ.
Malcom Johnson
2021 Apalchee
Culver-Stockton
Nate Boehm
2021 Veterans
North Park Univ.
Davis Ridings
2021 Prince Avenue
Findlay
Three Heating Up
Sirad Bryant
2021 Crisp Co.
Bryant just came out with his top 5 on June 7 which included Ole Miss, GT, Nebraska, USF and Kansas (2/5 being subscribers here), but yesterday a pretty big offer came in by way of Tennessee. There is no secret that new OLB coach over at Tennessee is Shelton Felton, someone who is heavily respected in the state, but also the former coach at Crisp County. Not only did Bryant receive an offer, but his teammate Christopher Paul also earned one. Paul is currently committed to Nebraska. So what am I getting at? The Vols are obviously parlaying their relationship here into a package deal for the Crisp defensive duo – will it pay off? I don’t know but it is certainly worth monitoring.
Cody Bradford
2021 Flowery Branch
I’m convinced if there was a camp season right now that Bradford would have more FCS offers at the very least, but that’s not our reality. The 2021 offensive linemen received recent offers from Bryant, Pikeville, Presbyterian, and Morehead State here in the last 60 days. There is no doubt that more offers are on the way. Bradford is an excellent run blocker, has solid size at 6’3″ 270 lbs. to play either OG or C at the next level – plus he has a 3.6 GPA. His recruitment has a spark to it soon, and he could be on fire with D1 & D2 offers.
Ryan Young
2021 Brookwood
With Marist and Charleston Southern now under his offer belt, Young is starting to get the FCS attention that we predicted. The mauling Brookwood offensive linemen showed really good promise as a junior, but it’s his offseason work ethic that is separating him from the pack. Young is a non-stop competitor who should continue to grab college interest, and if he makes a jump this early 2020 season, there should be a good list of colleges going after him. Fordham, Lehigh and Kennesaw State appear to have heavy interest as well.
Sleeper of the Day
Nicholas Claypole
2021 Lanier
Claypole sets up his feet quickly out his stance and takes on the defender with a strong base. He has solid core strength and moves feet well with the defender. Does a solid job in pass protection – kick-step is pretty good. Nice leg drive while blocking and uses hands well. Very good hand placement. Would like to see him get quicker with his feet and work on flexibility. Definitely like what I’m seeing on film here. Claypole does a good job of sealing off his block and continues to drive the defender until they are on the ground. He could be more efficient with his finishing though, and he does lose balance at times. Continuing to get quicker with his feet should probably be the top priority. Claypole is probably a G or C at the next level. If he got a little quicker I would think center is a perfect match. Overall, I like Claypole, he seems like a high-character player too, and should be a welcomed addition to any college campus. Weight lifting numbers are very good, the 365 PC is near the tops of OL at his size and combine with his squat, shows how strong he is in the lower body. The 3 year starter is still looking for his first offer.
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