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Today there was a handful of commitments, so here are my thoughts on each player and their commitment. Jack Nickel 2022 Milton TE Michigan State Scoop: Nickel’s ability to carry tacklers and get extra yardage after the catch really makes him an enticing recruit to watch. He is probably one of the best combo
Summer camp season means opportunity, and Sammy Brown out of Jefferson high school has stacked up P5 offers here over the month of June, and honestly, we don’t suspect that recruiting momentum to be ending anytime soon. So far this summer camp season, the 2024 recruit has earned offers from Auburn, Virginia, South Carolina,
Michael Harris announced earlier today his commitment to Auburn. The state’s #1 inside linebacker chose the Tigers over a litany of top-rated schools including Georgia, Ohio State, LSU, Florida, South Carolina, and Alabama. Harris’ commitment is a major pickup for Auburn, who now has ten commits in the 2018 recruiting cycle, three of which
James Graham, who is arguably the best all-around athlete in the state of Georgia, just announced his top 10 schools. The 2018 star listed out Michigan, Oklahoma State, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Alabama, Ole Miss, Auburn, Georgia Tech, Georgia and Miami. All of these schools have been recruiting Graham (6’1″ 195 lbs) for some time now,
College coaches meticulously scour the nation looking for offensive weapons that pose matchup problems. They also need versatile body types that can play on most special team units. The most dynamic position that fits the above criteria is tight end. One of the most sought after tight ends in the country for the class
Colquitt County senior John Samuel Shenker was offered by Auburn tonight. The War Eagles’ offer is close on the heels of Wake Forest, who offered back on January 18th and just like that, the athletic tight end has two Power 5 offers with just one weekend left before National Signing Day. Shenker was one
Terrell County’s elite athlete Tray Bishop committed to Auburn just a few hours ago. The class of 2017 prospect revoked his earlier tweet announcing his commitment, but multiple sources across the web have confirmed. ALERT! The No. 7 ATH in the country has committed to #Auburn. #WDE https://t.co/ZanGhJ5Ofp pic.twitter.com/JlLYgFhBhV — Chad Simmons (@ChadSimmons_)
Kurt Taylor’s September was greeted at midnight sharp by a multitude of college coaches from across the country. The first making contact with the talented back from Covington, Georgia was Michigan head man Jim Harbaugh. Kurt told us some news that certainly will have Michigan fans excited: “Coach Harbaugh set (a) date for (an) unofficial
