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21 minutes ago, ATXbronco said:

I'm still new to the twitter thing and the way things are posted is a little confusing about what order they go in.
I've gotta click ten times just to find the source.

But when Malik said "no" he included an elephant emoji and I kind of read into it that he was inferring he and Hale are going to Alabama.

My suggestion is to just stop trying to decipher teenagers on social media. Even if you became an expert on the mechanics of Twitter, you still wouldn’t understand 17 year olds.

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I'm still new to the twitter thing and the way things are posted is a little confusing about what order they go in.
I've gotta click ten times just to find the source.
But when Malik said "no" he included an elephant emoji and I kind of read into it that he was inferring he and Hale are going to Alabama.

If there’s anything I’ve learned during my time following recruiting, it’s that elite 17 year old recruits love to publicly disclose their school of choice via a single emoji in the comments of someone else’s tweet. Especially when their highly publicized announcement is less than a week away. This is definitely something we should worry about.
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Future 50: Javien Toviano talks recruitment
BRANDON HUFFMAN
 

(Decision within a month / before the season ... with officials this fall.  Will be interesting.)

 

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Future 50: Javien Toviano talks recruitment
BRANDON HUFFMAN
 

BRADENTON (Fla.) -- Arlington (Texas) Martin cornerback Javien Toviano has a host of schools to choose from.

And a decision could be coming in the next month.

"I feel pretty close to where I want to be, so it's just seeing everywhere and still being open minded," said Toviano. "My timeline right now is before the season."

Toviano named a slew of schools still actively involved in his recruitment- Ohio State, Michigan, Oregon, Texas, Texas A&M and LSU.

He broke down each of those schools.

Michigan: "It's a great program in the Big Ten. They’re overlooked a bit by Ohio State, but I think that the program itself is very historical with a winning culture. Coach (Jim) Harbaugh, him staying there and winning the Big Ten was big."

Ohio State: "They’re always in the running for the CFB playoff and that has always been a dream of mine, to win a national championship. And then to have the cornerbacks they do in the NFL."

Texas: "I love what they’re doing. Of course, with Arch, the 'Arch Effect' thing is pretty cool. Him finding a home, it’s cool for him and he gets to leave his own legacy. It’s cool to have Arch Manning a part of their program. I think everyone wants to see them get over the hump and I think they will do that this year."

Texas A&M: "One of the best relationships I have is with them, with coach (TJ) Rushing and coach (Jimbo) Fisher. I know playing for that fan base would be even better."

LSU: "We’re trying to get out there the last week of July. Just getting back out there, knowing that it feels like home to me and it felt like home when I visited. Coach (Robert) Steeples, I like coach Steeples a lot. Coach (Brian) Kelly, a lot of people have their one idea of how he is, but he’s down to earth and a cool guy to play for."

Oregon: "It's an ironic situation with realignment, but they could benefit greatly if they go into a good conference. Dante Moore, he’s kind of like Arch too, and being teammates with a guy like that it motivates you."

Toviano took just one official visit, to Michigan, but has a few more in mind.

"I'm trying to get to Ohio State and Oregon in the fall, for my second and third official visit and I'm thinking about going to LSU and then to leave the last one for either Texas school."

A five-star in the industry-generated 247Sports Composite Rankings, Toviano ranks as the No. 22 cornerback nationally and the No. 4 cornerback nationally.

 

 

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1 hour ago, SydneyCarton said:

Sounds like from the feedback at camps and the regard of Mitchell from other schools, ole’ Sydir might be in line for a big ratings bump this fall. Hate to see it. 

Yeah but that Rivals guy wants you to know that Sydir is fat and not an NFL prospect, and is therefore a 3 star kind of guy.

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1 hour ago, ATXbronco said:

I'm still new to the twitter thing and the way things are posted is a little confusing about what order they go in.
I've gotta click ten times just to find the source.

But when Malik said "no" he included an elephant emoji and I kind of read into it that he was inferring he and Hale are going to Alabama.

Maybe sit the next couple of plays out champ

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UA Future 50: Live Updates

Notable Results:

Adepoju Adebawore, Collins Acheampong and Sydir Mitchell are MVP’s of the DL group before 1-on-1’s 

5-star USC QB commit Malachi Nelson wins QB MVP (8-13 with 2 TDs)

Jackson Arnold is 4-12 with 1 TD and 1 INT

 

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Future 50 Afternoon Session Live Updates

5:42 p.m. ET: 5-star USC QB commit Malachi Nelson wins QB MVP. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:41 p.m. ET: 5-star Miami commit Francis Mauigoa wins OL MVP. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:38 p.m. ET: Time’s up for the 7-on-7 game. We may be done with action for the day. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:34 p.m. ET: 2024 QB Michael Van Buren with a very nice throw to Jalen Hale who finds a crack in the zone defense for a TD on a crossing route. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:32 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl’s drive ends on downs after a throw caught by Noble Johnson is ruled out of bounds. Several big time throws by Kohl on that drive but things did not bounce their way with staying in bounds on a few instances. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:27 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl drops a deep ball in a bucket to Javin Simpkins but ruled out of bounds. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:26 p.m. ET: Malachi Nelson with a dart to Texas commit Johntay Cook II who beats Desmond Ricks down the seam for a TD. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:25 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl follows that up with a very nice back shoulder throw to Jerrick Gibson on the PAT. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:24 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl looks for a double move, the WR falls down. He gets to his 3rd read and heaves up a deep bal for Ayden Williams. It’s a bit under thrown but Williams takes it out of Malik Muhammad’s hands for an impressive TD grab. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:22 p.m. ET: Michael Van Buren hits a streaking Zachariah Branch who comes down with a one-handed catch without breaking stride for a TD. The five-star wide out celebrates with a backflip. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:19 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl hits WR Ayden Williams down the seam on a great throw for a long TD. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:17 p.m. ET: 7-on-7 about to resume with JJ Kohl in at QB. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:15 p.m. ET: Francis Mauigoa beats LSU commit Dashawn Womack in the final 1on1 rep of the big man challenge showing movement and play strength to stop Womack who has been difficult to block today. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:13 p.m. ET: Action back underway.

4:44 p.m. ET: Action suspended due to lightning in the area.

4:43 p.m. ET: Adepoju Adebawore gets to the EDGE vs. Miami commit Francis Mauigoa who rides the OU commit to the ground. Probably a stalemate there – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:41 p.m. ET: Big man challenge is under way.

4:40 p.m. ET: Through the first half Malachi Nelson is 8-13 for 2 TDs.

Jackson Arnold is 4-12 with 1 TD and 1 INT. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:40 p.m. ET: Turnover on downs for Jackson Arnold’s team, ending with a incompletion on a drop on a high throw to 2024 EDGE/TE Jonathan Echols. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:37 p.m. ET: Jackson Arnold under throws a wide open Jerrick Gibson and Malik Muhammad is there to make a play on the ball 40 yards downfield. Had a TD had he thrown it earlier. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:36 p.m. ET: Five-Star Plus+ QB Malachi Nelson hits Jalen Hale for a score and then connects with fellow USC commit Zachariah Branch for the two-point conversion. West leads 24-6 late first half. Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

4:36 p.m. ET: Malachi Nelson caps a long drive with a TD to Jalen Hale in the back of the endzone. Nelson was 4-9 on the drive. Most of the completions were short, chain moving passes and the incompletions were primarily misses high. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:34 p.m. ET: Joenel Aguero jumps a Malachi Nelson pass intended for Zachariah Branch for a PBU. Nice break on the ball for Aguero – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:28 p.m. ET: 16-6 West. Jackson Arnold to Javin Simpkins TD. Peyton Bowen picked off conversion – Luke Stampini

4:28 p.m. ET: Notre Dame commit Peyton Bowen continues his strong day, jumping an Arnold pass for a pick on the PAT attempt. Bowen and Arnold play together at Denton (Texas) Guyer. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:27 p.m. ET: Jackson Arnold hits a wide open Javin Simpkins down the seam for a touchdown. Arnold held on the ball for a while and defense believes it should be a timed sack. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:25 p.m. ET: 16-0 West after 2 point conversion. – Luke Stampini

4:24 p.m. ET: Blown coverage by Rico Walker on Miami TE commit Riley Williams for a touchdown on the next play. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:23 p.m. ET: Turnover on downs for Jackson Arnold, he was 1-4 on that drive. Good coverage from Malik Muhammad on Noble Johnson on 3rd down. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:23 p.m. ET: Turnover on downs for East. 2 points for west. 8-0 West for defensive stop. – Luke Stampini

4:19 p.m. ET: The PAT attempt is a short pass to Makai Lemon who is tagged short of the goal line by Cormani McClain. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:19 p.m. ET: Malachi Nelson finds Jalen Hale wide open down the seam on his second pass attempt for a touchdown. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:18 p.m. ET: Five-Star Plus+ quarterback Malachi Nelson hits four-star Jalen Hale for a touchdown. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

4:16 p.m. ET: West is starting on offensive with Malachi Nelson.

4:14 p.m. ET: The East v. West 7-on-7 game is set to begin shortly.

Future 50 Morning Session Live Updates

11:34 a.m. ET: Dylan Edwards edges Peyton Bowen for fastest man. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:34 a.m. ET: Dylan Edwards on my hand time was 4.37 in fastest man contest.

11:24 a.m. ET: We got two clocks on Adepoju Adebawore with a 6.90-6.93 3-cone time. That is an elite mark for a NFL EDGE prospect let alone a rising senior in high school. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:16 a.m. ET: Standouts in OL/DL 1on1s:

Adepoju Adebawore is on another level in terms of twitch and explosive movements. That, paired with his elite length and bend around the edge is a unique package as an edge rusher.

Dashawn Womack has been very good off the edge. Explosive and winning several reps as a pass rusher.

Cayden Green has done well and is moving his feet.

Ernest Willor had the most wins among the 2024 prospects and looks the part.

Jordan Renaud has considerable power and is pushing OL into the backfield. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:15 a.m. ET: Jordan Renaud with the most power on contact of any defensive lineman in attendance. Wins on initial contact. Collapses pocket. Alabama leads Oklahoma in his recruitment. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

11:12 a.m. ET: I don’t think five-star Zachariah Branch has lost a rep today. Another smooth rep. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

11:05 a.m. ET: Oklahoma commit Cayden Green with two wins in 1v1s. Quick and reactive feet, solid base and physical on contact. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

11:03 a.m. ET: Clemson commit Noble Johnson has strong hands. Finishes through contact with good coverage from Peyton Bowen. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:02 a.m. ET: Strong catch by Clemson Noble Johnson. Seems like I’ve said that a lot today. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

11:01 a.m. ET: Johntay Cook II has two drops in 1-on-1’s. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:00 a.m. ET: JJ Kohl drops it in a bucket to hit Zachariah Branch on a seam route against Ohio State commit Dijon Johnson. Branch has been stellar thus far. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:56 a.m. ET: 5-star matchup: Zachariah Branch beats Desmond Ricks in 1-on-1’s. – Cody Bellaire, Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:55 a.m. ET: Noble Johnson and Michael Van Buren connect on a nice comeback. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:54 a.m. ET: Jerrick Gibson just put Jordan Hall in a spin cycle in 1-on-1’s. – Cody Bellaire, Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:54 a.m. ET: Four-star TE Jelani Thurman with a nice slip for a catch. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:53 a.m. ET: DB group is elite, best looking group physically and play-wise by a mile.

LB group is weakest group thus far, not a ton of star power performances at this point.

Dylan Edwards has most juice of the RB’s, separating himself.

Adepoju Adebawore, Collins Acheampong and Sydir Mitchell are MVP’s of the DL group before 1-on-1’s – Cody Bellaire, Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:47 a.m. ET: Edge Chandavian Bradley and Adepoju Adebawore are dueling in twitch. Both going through bags with speed and pop. Both have drawn praise in the drill. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:42 a.m. ET: Four-star EDGE Rico Walker showing off his hands. Just snagged a ball one-handed. His college decision is coming soon. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:39 a.m. ET: Routes on air for the offensive skill players. Oklahoma QB commit Jackson Arnold has a little too much velocity for WR Jalen Hale to handle. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:38 a.m. ET: 2024 QB Michael Van Buren has looked good. Thrown with pop and touch. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:36 a.m. ET: Jerrick Gibson is back on the field. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:35 a.m. ET: Iowa State commit JJ Kohl is coming off a strong Elite 11 performance. He’s already looked good so far today. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:34 a.m. ET: Not a stellar linebacker group after Raylen Wilson pulled out of the event. Michigan State commit Jordan Hall may be the best through drills so far. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:25 a.m. ET: 2024 RB Jerrick Gibson off to the side. Being stretched. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:25 a.m. ET: Lot of big bodies on the OL here, not many developmental types and most are well over 300 pounds. 5-star Miami commit Francis Mauigoa carries the weight the best and has the lightest feet of the group. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:24 a.m. ET: Malik Muhammad has a terrific build for a cover cornerback. Long arms, skinny ankles, wiry strong frame. Moves smoothly in drills. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

10:20 a.m. ET: Texas commit Johntay Cook II is highly technical and refined with his change of direction. That’s an area where Notre Dame commit Braylon James can continue to improve. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:18 a.m. ET: 2024 blue-chipper Jonathan Echols is working out as a TE here. He could be an EDGE long-term. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:11 a.m. ET: Javien Toviano is noticeably fluid in DB drills early on. He’s able to flip his hips and turn with ease relative to some of the other DB’s. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:11 a.m. ET: On3 Consensus 4-star EDGE and Sooners commit Adepoju Adebawore is a different level of twitch and explosiveness. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

10:10 a.m. ET: 2023 TE Jelani Thurman and 2024 EDGE/TE Jonathan Echols’ basketball backgrounds are apparent. Big long power forward types playing as pass catchers. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

9:57 a.m. ET: Oklahoma EDGE commit Adepoju Adebawore is extremely twitchy in warmups. He’s noticeably explosive in warmups. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:48 a.m. ET: Clemson commit Noble Johnson dressed in black given time the defensive players. Could be working as a defensive back today. (Correction: The black and white represents 7-on-7 teams.) – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

9:39 a.m. ET: Clemson linebacker and former 5-star Trenton Simpson is here to work the camp. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:38 a.m. ET: TE Jelani Thurman has one of the best frames here. The son of former NFL linebacker and WNBA all-star center Kara Braxton has a near 7-foot wingspan and tons of room for growth. I’d expect him to take a big jump physically once he’s in a college strength program. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:25 a.m. ET: Miami commitment Francis Mauigoa is the most physically impressive lineman at the event.

FSU commit Lucas Simmons frame has extraordinary potential. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

 

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2 minutes ago, tokamak said:

So are we just capitalizing the word “EDGE” in every football context now?

”Looks like he’s got some grass stuck in the EDGE of his helmet there”

Probably means he typed on phone and he uses it commonly in reference to the position and he didn’t check before publishing it.

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UA Future 50: Live Updates

 

Future 50 Afternoon Session Live Updates

5:42 p.m. ET: 5-star USC QB commit Malachi Nelson wins QB MVP. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:41 p.m. ET: 5-star Miami commit Francis Mauigoa wins OL MVP. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:38 p.m. ET: Time’s up for the 7-on-7 game. We may be done with action for the day. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:34 p.m. ET: 2024 QB Michael Van Buren with a very nice throw to Jalen Hale who finds a crack in the zone defense for a TD on a crossing route. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:32 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl’s drive ends on downs after a throw caught by Noble Johnson is ruled out of bounds. Several big time throws by Kohl on that drive but things did not bounce their way with staying in bounds on a few instances. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:27 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl drops a deep ball in a bucket to Javin Simpkins but ruled out of bounds. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:26 p.m. ET: Malachi Nelson with a dart to Texas commit Johntay Cook II who beats Desmond Ricks down the seam for a TD. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:25 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl follows that up with a very nice back shoulder throw to Jerrick Gibson on the PAT. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:24 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl looks for a double move, the WR falls down. He gets to his 3rd read and heaves up a deep bal for Ayden Williams. It’s a bit under thrown but Williams takes it out of Malik Muhammad’s hands for an impressive TD grab. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:22 p.m. ET: Michael Van Buren hits a streaking Zachariah Branch who comes down with a one-handed catch without breaking stride for a TD. The five-star wide out celebrates with a backflip. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:19 p.m. ET: JJ Kohl hits WR Ayden Williams down the seam on a great throw for a long TD. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:17 p.m. ET: 7-on-7 about to resume with JJ Kohl in at QB. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:15 p.m. ET: Francis Mauigoa beats LSU commit Dashawn Womack in the final 1on1 rep of the big man challenge showing movement and play strength to stop Womack who has been difficult to block today. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

5:13 p.m. ET: Action back underway.

4:44 p.m. ET: Action suspended due to lightning in the area.

4:43 p.m. ET: Adepoju Adebawore gets to the EDGE vs. Miami commit Francis Mauigoa who rides the OU commit to the ground. Probably a stalemate there – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:41 p.m. ET: Big man challenge is under way.

4:40 p.m. ET: Through the first half Malachi Nelson is 8-13 for 2 TDs.

Jackson Arnold is 4-12 with 1 TD and 1 INT. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:40 p.m. ET: Turnover on downs for Jackson Arnold’s team, ending with a incompletion on a drop on a high throw to 2024 EDGE/TE Jonathan Echols. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:37 p.m. ET: Jackson Arnold under throws a wide open Jerrick Gibson and Malik Muhammad is there to make a play on the ball 40 yards downfield. Had a TD had he thrown it earlier. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:36 p.m. ET: Five-Star Plus+ QB Malachi Nelson hits Jalen Hale for a score and then connects with fellow USC commit Zachariah Branch for the two-point conversion. West leads 24-6 late first half. Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

4:36 p.m. ET: Malachi Nelson caps a long drive with a TD to Jalen Hale in the back of the endzone. Nelson was 4-9 on the drive. Most of the completions were short, chain moving passes and the incompletions were primarily misses high. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:34 p.m. ET: Joenel Aguero jumps a Malachi Nelson pass intended for Zachariah Branch for a PBU. Nice break on the ball for Aguero – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:28 p.m. ET: 16-6 West. Jackson Arnold to Javin Simpkins TD. Peyton Bowen picked off conversion – Luke Stampini

4:28 p.m. ET: Notre Dame commit Peyton Bowen continues his strong day, jumping an Arnold pass for a pick on the PAT attempt. Bowen and Arnold play together at Denton (Texas) Guyer. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:27 p.m. ET: Jackson Arnold hits a wide open Javin Simpkins down the seam for a touchdown. Arnold held on the ball for a while and defense believes it should be a timed sack. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:25 p.m. ET: 16-0 West after 2 point conversion. – Luke Stampini

4:24 p.m. ET: Blown coverage by Rico Walker on Miami TE commit Riley Williams for a touchdown on the next play. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:23 p.m. ET: Turnover on downs for Jackson Arnold, he was 1-4 on that drive. Good coverage from Malik Muhammad on Noble Johnson on 3rd down. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:23 p.m. ET: Turnover on downs for East. 2 points for west. 8-0 West for defensive stop. – Luke Stampini

4:19 p.m. ET: The PAT attempt is a short pass to Makai Lemon who is tagged short of the goal line by Cormani McClain. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:19 p.m. ET: Malachi Nelson finds Jalen Hale wide open down the seam on his second pass attempt for a touchdown. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

4:18 p.m. ET: Five-Star Plus+ quarterback Malachi Nelson hits four-star Jalen Hale for a touchdown. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

4:16 p.m. ET: West is starting on offensive with Malachi Nelson.

4:14 p.m. ET: The East v. West 7-on-7 game is set to begin shortly.

Future 50 Morning Session Live Updates

11:34 a.m. ET: Dylan Edwards edges Peyton Bowen for fastest man. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:34 a.m. ET: Dylan Edwards on my hand time was 4.37 in fastest man contest.

11:24 a.m. ET: We got two clocks on Adepoju Adebawore with a 6.90-6.93 3-cone time. That is an elite mark for a NFL EDGE prospect let alone a rising senior in high school. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:16 a.m. ET: Standouts in OL/DL 1on1s:

Adepoju Adebawore is on another level in terms of twitch and explosive movements. That, paired with his elite length and bend around the edge is a unique package as an edge rusher.

Dashawn Womack has been very good off the edge. Explosive and winning several reps as a pass rusher.

Cayden Green has done well and is moving his feet.

Ernest Willor had the most wins among the 2024 prospects and looks the part.

Jordan Renaud has considerable power and is pushing OL into the backfield. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:15 a.m. ET: Jordan Renaud with the most power on contact of any defensive lineman in attendance. Wins on initial contact. Collapses pocket. Alabama leads Oklahoma in his recruitment. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

11:12 a.m. ET: I don’t think five-star Zachariah Branch has lost a rep today. Another smooth rep. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

11:05 a.m. ET: Oklahoma commit Cayden Green with two wins in 1v1s. Quick and reactive feet, solid base and physical on contact. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

11:03 a.m. ET: Clemson commit Noble Johnson has strong hands. Finishes through contact with good coverage from Peyton Bowen. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:02 a.m. ET: Strong catch by Clemson Noble Johnson. Seems like I’ve said that a lot today. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

11:01 a.m. ET: Johntay Cook II has two drops in 1-on-1’s. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:00 a.m. ET: JJ Kohl drops it in a bucket to hit Zachariah Branch on a seam route against Ohio State commit Dijon Johnson. Branch has been stellar thus far. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:56 a.m. ET: 5-star matchup: Zachariah Branch beats Desmond Ricks in 1-on-1’s. – Cody Bellaire, Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:55 a.m. ET: Noble Johnson and Michael Van Buren connect on a nice comeback. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:54 a.m. ET: Jerrick Gibson just put Jordan Hall in a spin cycle in 1-on-1’s. – Cody Bellaire, Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:54 a.m. ET: Four-star TE Jelani Thurman with a nice slip for a catch. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:53 a.m. ET: DB group is elite, best looking group physically and play-wise by a mile.

LB group is weakest group thus far, not a ton of star power performances at this point.

Dylan Edwards has most juice of the RB’s, separating himself.

Adepoju Adebawore, Collins Acheampong and Sydir Mitchell are MVP’s of the DL group before 1-on-1’s – Cody Bellaire, Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:47 a.m. ET: Edge Chandavian Bradley and Adepoju Adebawore are dueling in twitch. Both going through bags with speed and pop. Both have drawn praise in the drill. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:42 a.m. ET: Four-star EDGE Rico Walker showing off his hands. Just snagged a ball one-handed. His college decision is coming soon. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:39 a.m. ET: Routes on air for the offensive skill players. Oklahoma QB commit Jackson Arnold has a little too much velocity for WR Jalen Hale to handle. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:38 a.m. ET: 2024 QB Michael Van Buren has looked good. Thrown with pop and touch. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:36 a.m. ET: Jerrick Gibson is back on the field. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:35 a.m. ET: Iowa State commit JJ Kohl is coming off a strong Elite 11 performance. He’s already looked good so far today. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:34 a.m. ET: Not a stellar linebacker group after Raylen Wilson pulled out of the event. Michigan State commit Jordan Hall may be the best through drills so far. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:25 a.m. ET: 2024 RB Jerrick Gibson off to the side. Being stretched. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

10:25 a.m. ET: Lot of big bodies on the OL here, not many developmental types and most are well over 300 pounds. 5-star Miami commit Francis Mauigoa carries the weight the best and has the lightest feet of the group. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:24 a.m. ET: Malik Muhammad has a terrific build for a cover cornerback. Long arms, skinny ankles, wiry strong frame. Moves smoothly in drills. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

10:20 a.m. ET: Texas commit Johntay Cook II is highly technical and refined with his change of direction. That’s an area where Notre Dame commit Braylon James can continue to improve. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:18 a.m. ET: 2024 blue-chipper Jonathan Echols is working out as a TE here. He could be an EDGE long-term. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:11 a.m. ET: Javien Toviano is noticeably fluid in DB drills early on. He’s able to flip his hips and turn with ease relative to some of the other DB’s. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:11 a.m. ET: On3 Consensus 4-star EDGE and Sooners commit Adepoju Adebawore is a different level of twitch and explosiveness. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

10:10 a.m. ET: 2023 TE Jelani Thurman and 2024 EDGE/TE Jonathan Echols’ basketball backgrounds are apparent. Big long power forward types playing as pass catchers. – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

9:57 a.m. ET: Oklahoma EDGE commit Adepoju Adebawore is extremely twitchy in warmups. He’s noticeably explosive in warmups. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:48 a.m. ET: Clemson commit Noble Johnson dressed in black given time the defensive players. Could be working as a defensive back today. (Correction: The black and white represents 7-on-7 teams.) – Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Analyst

9:39 a.m. ET: Clemson linebacker and former 5-star Trenton Simpson is here to work the camp. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:38 a.m. ET: TE Jelani Thurman has one of the best frames here. The son of former NFL linebacker and WNBA all-star center Kara Braxton has a near 7-foot wingspan and tons of room for growth. I’d expect him to take a big jump physically once he’s in a college strength program. – Charles Power, Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:25 a.m. ET: Miami commitment Francis Mauigoa is the most physically impressive lineman at the event.

FSU commit Lucas Simmons frame has extraordinary potential. – Gerry Hamilton, National Recruiting Analyst

 

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I must be a masochist, but I watched a bit of the 2015 spring game out of boredom… Our piss poor depth, skill position talent, and team speed jump off the screen. IDK if Sark will win championships, but it’s undeniable that the guys he’s landed in 2022 and 2023 will get us a helluva lot closer to one. I suspect that fewer Lorenzo Joe’s / Dorian Leonard’s and more Johntay Cook’s / Brenen Thompson’s will make a world of difference.🤘

https://youtu.be/DSPZ7T6JTaM

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11 minutes ago, ATXhorn17 said:

I must be a masochist, but I watched a bit of the 2015 spring game out of boredom… Our piss poor depth, skill position talent, and team speed jump off the screen. IDK if Sark will win championships, but it’s undeniable that the guys he’s landed in 2022 and 2023 will get us a helluva lot closer to one. I suspect that fewer Lorenzo Joe’s / Dorian Leonard’s and more Johntay Cook’s / Brenen Thompson’s will make a world of difference.🤘

https://youtu.be/DSPZ7T6JTaM

And here I thought I get desperate for football in the offseason...

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15 minutes ago, Huckleberry said:

Don't use apostrophes to pluralize. Thank you. 

Also, don't post Charlie Strong football. Thank you. 

Sorry about the apostrophes, my bad… I must’ve been delirious after watching that Shawn Watson shit show. 

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