Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! I hope that all is well, and everyone is ready for the first week of high school football! Thanks for stopping by to see the recap, and if you are new here, this is a feature where we cover the latest recruiting news from around the state. All of yesterday’s offers, commitments and also a sleeper of the day too!
We are continuing to get more interest from colleges with our latest premium update and just signed on our first NAIA program. Also more high schools have joined our team pages and you will see more on that in the coming week.
Outside of that, I hope everyone is doing great! It seems like the weather is turning for the best here in Georgia, should be some good football this weekend – be sure to mask up! – David
Yesterday’s Offers
Daniel Martin
2022 Marietta
Florida
Justin Daniel
2021 Garden City CC
Kansas State
Dylan Lonergan
2023 Brookwood
Duke
Devin Farrell
2022 Milton
Coastal Carolina
Kevin Kesser
2021 Allatoona
Macalester College
Felix Hixon
2022 Jackson
Buffalo
Terrance Love
2023 Hughes
Virginia Tech
Anthony Dorry
2021 Creekview
Hanover
Jahmin Young
2021 Jonesboro
King’s College
Christian Hughes
2021 Campbell
Fordham
Jack Nickel
2022 Milton
Indiana
Jordan McDonald
2022 Milton
Indiana
Xavier Agostino
2022 Pace Acd.
Buffalo
Elijah Zollicoffer
2022 Newton
Auburn
Rodney Hill
2022 Benedictine
Akron
Steven Nahamias
2022 Marist
Auburn
Jaron Willis
2022 Lee Co.
Indiana
Sleeper of the Day
Englan Williams
2021 Blessed Trinity
Part of the bevy of talent in the backfield at Blessed Trinity, Englan Williams is a smoother operator with type of quickness and running instincts that would find him as a starter on plenty of teams in the state. Williams has a nice vertical run style, he makes quick concise cuts and does a nice job of keeping his pads north south. Good running stride, not going to explode for super long runs, but Williams hits his top speed pretty quickly and is capable of striding out and pulling away. He’s a tough runner, and what I like the most about him is how reactive he is to the defender. He makes late-cuts, but they work, and in part that says a lot about his lower body strength because he doesn’t always come away completely clean. Williams is a very good football player, and should fill out his frame nicely to be right around 200 at the next level. Considering his general running instincts, which I do consider to be better than your average backs, he should get some solid college interest for sure. If he makes a big jump in the weight room, then who knows, but I think it’s safe to say that Williams has great potential to be a sleeper in this class.
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