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Player Spotlight
Ryan Williamson Clarence Wilson, Jr
Mumford High School Cass Technical High
2019 NG 5’10”, 270 School 2021 DE 6’2”,
235, 3.1 GPA
Aaron Winston Devin Yankee
Ann Arbor Huron 2020 Chippewa Valley High
RB 5’7”, 165, 3.7 GPA School 2021 S 5’6”,
Missed Junior season due to 152, 3.3 GPA
an injury Honorable Mention
All Conference (Sophomore
Year)
Logan VanEnkevort Conor Easthope
Holt High School 2020 Ann Arbor Pioneer High
RB 5’9”, 160, 4 GPA School 2021 QB 6’2”,
190, 3.9 GPA 14 TD pass-
es, 2 rushing TD’s, 1500 yds
passing
Bertelle Shelby-Rankin,
Jr. - West Bloomfield
2022 LB 6’, 170,
3.2 GPA
Stats 50 Solo Tackles, 15
assist Tackles, 2 int, 2 sacks,
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2020 Prospects
Dustin Fletcher, Carman Ainsworth, QB, 6-3, 205, IU, EMU, CMU and 9
more. One of the Top Michigan 2020 QB prospects. Younger brother of 2019
MSU commit, Mike Fletcher. Great accuracy and loves to compete.
Caden Broersma, Muskegon Mona Shores, QB, 6-4, 195, WMU, and
CMU. One of the top QB prospects in the Midwest, Broersma led Muskegon
Mona Shores to a Division 2 state runner-up finish this past fall. Broersma
ended up 97-of-135 passing for 1,915 yards with 19 touchdowns and only
2020 PROSPECTS - QUARTERBACK
one interception. On the ground, Broersma used his three-sport (basketball
and baseball) standout athleticism and speed to rush for 1,087 yards on 159
attempts with 18 TDs. This past season, Broersma was named to the Mus-
kegon Chronicle Dream Team.
Avery Moore CJ, Harris West Bloomfiled, QB, 6-4, 185, WMU, CMU, and Miami of
Photo by Nate Manley/MLive.com Ohio. Dual threat QB. Great vision and smart player on the field.
Raequan Beal, Renaissance, QB, 6-4, 218, CMU, EMU. Big armed QB from
Detroit. Team leader and competitor. Has Power 5 size.
Markis Alexander, Birmingham, QB, 6-0, 175. Markis has great mechanics
and uses his arm to make plays and throw players open. Shows great deci-
sion making and has above average accuracy.
Sebastian Brown, Cass Tech, QB, 6-2, 175, Cornell. 6’2 QB, accurate
throws and can definitely throw the deep ball.
Avery Moore, New Lothrop, QB, 6-2, 210. Outstanding all-around talent
at QB for New Lothrop. Behind Moore New Lothrop captured the Division 7
state championship this past fall. A dual-threat QB, Moore finished this past
season throwing for 1,614 yards with 20 TDs and six interceptions, while on
the ground, he rushed for 1,533 yards and 22 TDs. A rugged, physical play-
er as a QB, Moore has a strong arm and good speed and escapability as a
Caden Broesma runner. A natural leader, Moore was named to the Flint Journal Dream Team
this past season.
Tyler Pape, Parma Western, QB, 6-2, 180. Arguably the top quarterback
prospect in the Jackson/Lansing area of Michigan, Pape is a dual threat play-
er of the highest order. Named to the Jackson Citizen-Patriot Dream Team
as a junior, Pape finished 85-of-131 passing for 1,452 yards and 16 TDs with
only four interceptions, while running for 873 yards and a school record 17
TDs. A strong field manager, Pape is skilled with the football in his hands and
a player, at least at the high school level, who has been good at moving the
chains, taking care of the football and leading his team to victory.
Conor Fracassi, South Lyon, QB, 6-0, 170.
Ahlon Mitchel, Country Day, QB, 5-11, 165. Good athlete. Plays QB but
could also be a college DB, makes throws on the run.
Isaac Teslaa, Hudsonville Unity Christian, QB, 6-2, 185. Good athlete.
Plays QB but could also be a college DB.
Dustin Fletcher
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Player Spotlight
Brett Bradley Jordan Brown
West Bloomfield West Bloomfield
High School 2020 OL High School 2020 WR
6’4”, 240, 3.5 GPA 6’1”, 205, 2.8 GPA
Jalen Bynum Chase Campbell
Wyandotte High School Grosse Pointe South
2021 QB 5’10”, 160, 3.3 High School 2022 LB
GPA 5’10”, 190, 3.5 GPA
Harry Z. Crane Charles Daniels, IV
University of Detroit River Rouge High
Jesuit High School School 2021 RB 5’7”,
2021 QB
6’ 2”, 155, 4.07 GPA 190, 4.0 GPA
UDJ junior quarterback
Harry Crane (6-2, 155) is a
top quarterback prospects
for the class of 2021. Multi-
sport athlete with a strong
arm and a calm pocket pres-
ence. Crane is a 4.0 stu-
dent with a great ability to
read defenses and make
quick decisions
Maki Dunigan
Thurston Lee High
School 2020 CB 5’7”,
155, 2.5 GPA 26 tackles, 2
INT, 240 Kick Return Yards,
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Rashawn Williams, King, WR, 6-1, 185, OSU, U of M, LSU, UK and 29
more. PITBULL. Plays with tenacity. Big Hands. Tracks the ball well. Compet-
itive player. Excellent ball skills. Loves to block. Over 20 offers
Maliq Carr, Oak Park, WR, 6-5, 220, OSU, U of M, UK, LSU and 28 more.
Runs 11.1 & jumps 21.5. Plays WR/TE/FS. Loves to compete-3 sport athlete
(basketball/track). Excellent ball skills. 3.2 gpa. Physical player will take your
lunch. Still developing, high upside. Mom & dad played Division 1 basketball.
Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen, Walled Lake Western, WR, 6-1, 180, Northwest-
ern, UK, Minnesota, and 21 more. Great hands. Over 15 offers. Uses body
well to catch the ball in traffic. Runs excellent routes. Competitior. Northwest-
ern commit.
2020 PROSPECTS - WIDE RECEIVER
Earnest Sanders, Beecher, WR, 6-2, 190, UK, CMU, TOL, and 9 more.
Baller. Tracks the ball well in the air on both sides WR/S. Excellent ball skills.
Two-sport athlete Basketball/Football. Has Division 1 offers in both sports.
Great frame and competitive. Dad played football at Michigan.
Christian Fitzpatrick, Waterford Mott, WR, 6-4, 200, LOU, IU, SYR and 5
more. Power 5 WR with great size. High football IQ. Excellent Route runner.
Great ball skills. Tracks the ball well. Younger brother of Louisville WR, Dez
Fitzpatrick. Dad, Greg, was a NFL WR.
Devell Washington, Central, WR, 6-4, 200, OSU, MSU, U of M, and 6
more. Long/rangy big bodied WR. Will make the big catch. Still developing.
Can outrun coverage and difficult to tackle after the catch.
Latrell Fordam, Grand Blanc, WR, 6-4, 175. Incredible two-sport star for
Grand Blanc, Fordham was offered a basketball scholarship to Georgia Tech
as a sophomore. Though talented on the hardwood, Fordham is also D-I-level
Devell Washington on the football field as a WR. Uses basketball leaping ability and explosive-
ness to catch most balls at their highest point.
Jalen Williams, Belleville, WR, 6-4, 210, CMU, Toledo, EMU, and 3 more.
Tracks the ball well in air. Two sport athlete. Basketball standout.
Anthony Enechukwu, Orchard Lake, WR, 6-3, 195, CMU, Toledo, EMU
and Youngstown. Played QB as soph. Moved to WR & S as Junior. Great
length and ball skills. Good athlete who could easily play defense/safety on
the next level.
Aaron Foulkes, Southfield AT&T, WR, 5-9, 165. Great speed, good hands,
and great route runner. Has 3.8 GPA. Sleeper prospect that will blow up this
offseason.
Davion Watkins, Eastpointe, WR, 6-3, 190. Named to the All-Macomb
County (Detroit suburbs) first team this past fall, Watkins is a silky-smooth
wide receiver for Eastpointe. This past year Watkins finished with 14 touch-
down receptions, 1,200 yards receiving and 300 yards in kick and punt
returns. Watkins was one of two juniors named to the All-Macomb County first
team.
Alec Ward, Bloomfield, WR, 5-11, 175. Slot WR and also excels at DB. Has
great run after catch ability. Physical wide out.
Ethan Champney, Swan Valley, WR, 6-3, 180. Baller. Productive WR. Ad-
justs well to the ball. Explosive in and out of cuts. Under the radar player. Has
excellent ball skills.
Cameron Underwood, Dearborn Hts. Robichaud, WR, 6-0, 180.
Game-breaking WR, finished with 45 receptions for 838 yards and 16 TDs
as junior. Returned one kickoff for a touchdown. Underwood earned Detroit
News All-Metro West first team honors this past fall. From same high school
as Tyrone Wheatley.
Earnest Sanders
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Luke Philpotts, Flint Powers Catholic, WR, 6-3, 185. 6’3
WR that plays big and catches 50/50 ball. Great route runner/
athlete great run after catch.
Marcus Johnson, Iron Mountain, WR, 5-10, 170. Truly gifted
all around athlete, arguably the best two-sport player in the
Upper Peninsula, if not the state of Michigan, Johnson is a D-I
prospect on the football field as DB-slot and on the basketball
court as a shooting guard/point guard. Named to the Upper
Penisula Dream team in both football (as a junior) and basket-
ball (as a sophomore), Johnson is quick, shifty and instinctive
on the football field and court. Could be an excellent slot-type,
2020 PROSPECTS - WIDE RECEIVER
possession-type receiver at the next level. From same high
school as Tom Izzo and Steve Mariucci.
Joseph Martinez, Holt, WR, 5-9, 170. Two-sport prospect that
can flat out run and catch. Elusive in space. Plays slot could
also be nickel DB.
Nigel Payne, River Rouge, WR/Slot, 5-6, 150.
Keshawn Stanley, Wyandotte, WR, 5-11, 176. Productive
WR. Led team in receptions and touchdowns. Great ball skills.
Chaun Tolbert, Saginaw, WR, 5-11, 170. Plays QB/Slot Wr/
DB. All Saginaw performer who is under the radar. Elusive and
has great hands.
Jordan, Brown, West Bloomfield, WR, 6-1, 170.
C.J. Glaspie, Concord, WR, 6-2, 200. Despite being from
a small town outside Jackson, Glaspie has next level talent
Maliq Carr
and size. As a wide receiver, Glaspie caught 21 passes for Photo by Tanya Moutzalias/MLive.com
565 yards and four touchdowns last season. In the second-
ary, Glaspie has the size and speed to run with and cover any Gabe Whitmore, Petoskey, WR, 6-2, 180. Outstanding pros-
receiver. I can see Glaspie adding weight at the next level and pect at WR-S for Petoskey, a large school in northern Michi-
playing a hybrid LB-DB position and excelling in open space gan. Whitmore will be a three-year starter for Petoskey. Good
coverage. combination of size and speed to go along with his natural
football abiltiy. Good hands, route-runner.
Malakai Matthews, East Lansing, WR, 6-4, 180. Long physi-
cal Wide out. Great hands and athleticism . Antwan Ficklin, Dexter, WR, 5-8, 166. Slot player that can
Chase Crittendon, Comstock Park, WR, 6-4, 190. Tall, rangy run. Has good hands and can play a litte DB
WR-SS, Crittendon is a match-up problem for most defensive Jeffery Knight, U of D Jesuit, WR/Slot, 5’9, 165.
backs. Good speed and football ability, Crittendon ended up
Charles Allen, Holt High School, WR, 6-2, 190.
with 42 catches for 453 yards and five touchdowns as a junior
standout. Will be a three-year starter, Crittendon was named to Deland Mcmullan, Belleville, WR, 6-1, 175.
the Grand Rapids All-East first team this past season. Karamba Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer, WR, 5-10, 170.
Conner Long, East Lansing, WR, 6-3, 190. Top athlete in Anthony Blassingame, Oak Park, WR, 5-9, 150.
Lansing area. 6’3 and able to run. Will be WR or Safety on
Dylan Harris, Belleville, WR, 5-10, 180.
next level. Dad played at Michigan St.
Ethan Bunch, West Bloomfield, WR, 6-1, 175.
Klayton Cornell, Madison Hts. Bishop Foley, WR, 6-1, 200.
Big-time athlete. Helped lead Bishop Foley to baseball state Evan Furtney, Milan, WR, 6-3, 184.
championship as sophomore last year. This season on the Josh Cox, Ravenna, WR, 6-0, 155.
gridiron, Cornell was named to the Michigan Associated Press
Larry Wells, Waterford Kettering, WR, 6-3, 175.
Division 7-8 All-State first team as a wide receiver. Had 10 TD
receptions for Foley this fall. Size, athleticism tips the scales in Remington Schneider, Montague, WR, 6-3, 180.
Cornell’s favor in most 50-50 battles for the football. Shane Baker, Grandville, WR-TE, 5-11, 185.
Jaylan Johnson, Center Line, WR, 5-9, 155. Prototypical slot Servon Hinton, Ann Arbor Skyline, WR, 6-0, 179.
receiver, Johnson has quickness and runs crisp routes. This
past season, he had 26 catches for 623 yards and 11 touch- Adam Stiverson, Montrose, WR, 6-1, 200.
downs. Named to the All-Macomb County second-team. Trey Searles, Traverse City Central, WR/Slot, 5-11, 150.
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Peny Boone, King, RB, 6-2, 225, U of M, Tennessee, UK, Iowa and 19
more. Top RB in 2020 class. Bona fide Power 5 prospect. Elite size at over
6’1”, 220pds. Runs like a deer. Great feet & hands. Also plays LB. Younger
brother of former CMU & NFL Colt, Zurlon Tipton.
De’Andre Bulley, River Rouge, RB, 6-1, 220, WMU, CMU, SYR and 3
more. One of the top RB prospects in Michigan. Runs with attitude, punishes
defenders. Runs through contact. First guy never tackles.
James Wheeler, Fordson, RB, 6-1, 198, BGSU and 2 D2 offers. Runs hard
and with power. Has D1 size at 6ft tall and is a good athlete. Could play
Linebacker.
Unique Houston, Bay City Central, RB, 5-11, 170. One of the best two-way
players in the state of Michigan, Houston is a star on both sides of the football
2020 PROSPECTS - RUNNING BACK
for Bay City Central. At running back this past season, Houston rushed for
1,095 yards on 152 attempts with nine touchdowns. As a receiver out of the
backfield, Houston caught 13 passes for 175 yards and two TDs. Defense,
though, might be his best position as a shutdown cornerback. Using his speed
and quick hips and feet, Houston blankets any receiver he’s assigned to cov-
er. Named to the Bay City Times Dream Team as a junior.
Jared Banks, Monroe, RB, 5-10, 189. Runs with power. Physical player that
Leroy Quinn is never tackled by the first defender.
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Tyler Amos, Portage Northern, RB, 5-9, 170. A Kalamazoo Gazette Dream
Team pick as a junior, Amos is lightning in a bottle. Amos is a jet on the foot-
ball field. As a running back, Amos has sharp cutting ability and an explosive
burst once he turns it upfield that can and has been untouchable. His ability to
cut on a dime, while accelerating is big-time Division I college football skill.
Jaiden Friesen, Rockford, FB, 5-10, 225. The top Fullback prospect in Mich-
igan. A true bruiser who fits perfectly in Rockford’s triple option attack. His
feet never stop moving as he plows through defenses
Myren Harris, Chippewa Valley, RB, 5-9, 170. Top athlete in Macomb coun-
ty. Good vison and hard runner.
John Shelton, East Grand Rapids, RB, 5-10, 205. Sleeper recruit
Theo Ellis, Port Huron, RB, 5-9, 183. Blazing runner who uses his speed
and vision to carve up defenses
Kobe Clark, Schoolcraft, RB, 5-10, 175. RB that has good speed and great
vison on the field. Could play slot at the next level
Henry Brown, Warren Woods-Tower, RB, 6-0, 175. Shifty, skilled runner
with speed, Brown rushed for 1,659 yards and 18 TDs this past season and
was named to the All-Macomb County second team as a junior.
Heath Flower, Olivet, RB, 5-10, 185. Natural football player. Flower will be
four-year starter for Olivet, a town just north of Battle Creek. Named to the
Peny Boone Battle Creek Enquirer All-Area team, Flower rushed for 1,483 yards on 180
carries with 24 touchdowns this past year. An instinctive runner, with sneaky
fast speed, Flower always seems to be falling forward and gaining positive
yardage.
Leroy Quinn, Muskegon Oakridge, ATH, 6-1, 215. Quinn could play on
either side of the football at the D-I level -- he’s that good. A starter since his
freshman year at Oakridge, Quinn excels in all three phases of the game. As
a bruising, physical running back with speed, Quinn rushed for 1,777 yards
on 194 carries with 28 touchdowns, gaining 9.2 yards per carry. At LB, where
Quinn uses his natural football instincts and power, he finished the year with
54 tackles, eight TFL and one sack, while as a punter, Quinn averaged 38.1
yards per kick. His coach said Quinn, “Is a punishing runner with his size and
strength. Defensively, he was a run-stopper from his linebacker position.”
Named to the Muskegon Chronicle Dream Team as a junior.
Owen Burk, Allendale, RB, 5-11, 195. A head coach’s son, Burk is one of the
top running backs in the Grand Rapids area, if not the state of Michigan. Soon
to be a four-year starter at Allendale, Burk rushed for 2,096 yards and 30
touchdowns this past season. This past year, Burk was selected to the Grand
Rapids All-West first team.
Jamason Jodway, Avondale, RB, 5-9, 190. Top RB at MI Showcase camp.
Playmaker with great ball skills.
Muzzi Kahari, De La Salle, RB, 5-9, 190. State Champion. Power running
Tyler Amos back.
Photo by Joel Bissell/MLive.com
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Player Spotlight
Jeff Hayes, Jr. Kobe King
Rennaisance 2021 LB Cass Technical High
5’9”, 190, 3.4 GPA School 2021 CB 5’10”,
20 tackles 1PBU 1 sac 1 ff 165, 3.5 GPA
Kalen King Dylan Knill
Cass Technical High Warren Woods Tower
School 2021 CB 5’10”, High School 2021 DE
165, 3.3 GPA 6’2”, 228, 2.33 GPA
29 solo tackles, 2 forced fum-
bles and 2 tackles for safetys
Matteo Kucinic Caleb Robinson
Clarkson Football North Lake Shore High School
2020 OL 6’4”, 282, 2021 CB 5’ 8”, 140,
3.7 GPA 3.0 GPA
Hudl account: Caleb Robin-
son Lake Shore High School
10th Grade Varsity Player
Neil Shaw, III
Romeo High School
2020 OL 6’0”, 265,
3.4 GPA
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Justin Rogers, Oak Park, OL, 6-2, 311, Clemson, AL, UGA, OSU and 38
more. Soon to be four year starter. Since the 8th grade has been top interi-
or OL/DL prospect in the Midwest and possibly the country. Over 40 offers.
Athleticism allows him to also play LB for his team. Physical and plays with
aggression/has mean streak. Can play at any college in the Nation.
Deondre Buford, King, OT, 6-5, 265, LSU, MSU, UK and 21 more. Top OL
Prospect in Michigan, Deondre is very athletic, light on his feet and can run.
Plays with good body control. Still developing and has high upside.
Grant Toutant, De La Salle, T, 6-7, 292, OSU, PSU, MSU, Wisconsin and
4 more. Top OL prospect in Michigan. Led team to back-to-back state cham-
pionships. Massive lineman with lengthy wingspan. Great athlete for big fella.
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Plays basketball.
Dallas Fincher, East Kentwood, OT, 6-4, 274, OSU, U of M, MSU and
19 more. Continues to get better every year. He has a tremendous upside.
Young prospect still growing, possess great length has 32 inch wing span. Will
play OT or OG on the next level. Dad played OL at Michigan State and broth-
er plays OT at San Diego State.
Josh Priebe
Photo by Kelly Sweeney/Leader Publications Josh Priebe, Edwardsburg, OG, 6-5, 265, U of M, MSU, Nebraska, Duke,
CMU, TOL and 6 more. Mauler up front for Division 4 state champions.
Will be a four-year starter for Edwardsburg, a power-running team that has
reached the state finals the last two years.
Tate Mackenzie, Ypsilanti Lincoln, T, 6-8, 315, U of M, and Toledo. Athletic
big man with high-level pass blocking skills and physical run-blocker. Mack-
enzie will be a three-year starter for Lincoln. Named to the Ann Arbor News
Dream Team this past fall. An all-around athlete. Mackenzie will be a three-
year varsity hoops player for strong Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor area program. He has
above average height and length and is a devastating run blocker. Mackenzie
has long arms, basketball coordination, and toughness. He dominates any
opposing defensive lineman.
D’Andre Ellis, Muskegon, C, 6-2, 300. Great feet. Plays with power and
leverage. Has Division 1 size. A man amongst boys who finishes blocks and
creates gaping running lanes.
Kyle Arnoldi, Walled Lake Northern, OG, 6-4, 290, CINCY. Power 5 player.
Interior lineman on either side of the ball. Plays tough and loves to be physi-
cal.
Keegan Smith, Lumen Christi, G, 6-4, 285, BGSU, EMU, and Miami of
Justin Rogers Ohio. Physical, hard-working lineman from one of Michigan’s top programs.
Outstanding drive blocker for three-time defending Division 6 state champi-
ons. Has been a starter since freshman year.
Kyle Rose, Vicksburg, OG, 6-3, 275. Rose is one of the top C-OG prospects
in the state of Michigan. What makes Rose so attractive to D-I college football
coaches and so effective in the trenches is his toughness, low pad level, ath-
letic ability and coordination. Despite being an O-lineman, Rose was named
one of the Kalamazoo area’s top basketball players last season as a soph-
omore power forward for Vicksburg. Unique combo of size and nimbleness,
footwork.
Craig-Michael Rush, Cass Tech, G, 6-5, 330. Massive size player. Physical
Interior OL prospect. Plays with strength on contact.
Seth Keipert Roscommon, OL, 6-7, 275. The top offensive line prospect
in northern Michigan, Keipert is a man amongst boys. Powerful, athletic and
strong, Keipert is one of the best O-line prospects in the state of Michigan. A
basketball standout, Keipert uses his long arms and good feet to control any
defender in front of him.
Sherod Green, Belleville, OG, 6-1, 312, Morgan ST. Interior lineman. Strong
at the point of attack. Still developing.
Keegan Smith
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Garrett Jones Berrien Springs, G, 6-4, 265. Will be three- Xavier Ashcraft, New Haven, OT, 6-7, 255. Huge OT pros-
year starter at DT and OG for Berrien Springs, a southwest pect with great length and wingspan, Ashcraft is raw, but his
Michigan program which has sent players to Michigan, Notre upside is high. From a small town in a rural area of Macomb
Dame and Michigan State the past few years. Jones is the County (Detroit suburban area), Ashcraft is an intriguing pros-
next big-time player for Berrien Springs. Jones is highly ath- pect.
letic and fluid for a player his size. A standout hoops player for
Berrien Springs, despite being 265 pounds, Jones can dunk a Tyson Wheeler, Dakota, C, 6-1, 245.
basketball. Outstanding athleticism.
Josiah Fitch, Chelsea, C, 6-1, 237. Big physical center. Great
Evan Egan, Durand, OL, 6-8, 335. Massive physical speci- first step and has fast hands off the ball.
man with excellent feet and athleticism. Gigantic wingspan.
Despite huge size, could also transition to OG at next level. Andrew Covert, Gabriel Richard, C, 6-6, 305.
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Has played varsity basketball since freshman season.
Brady Osburn, Tecumseh, OT, 6-6, 250. Intriguing prospect
Coleman Smith, Belleville, OT, 6-6. Coleman is a Division 1
from Tecumseh, a school in southern Michigan, south of Ann
prospect that stretches out to 6’6. Has good hip and ankle flex
Arbor. Osburn is raw, but extremely mobile and athletic for a
for his size. He is a young player but will be a Division 1 player.
kid his size. Long arms and solid feet, Osburn is the type of
Eli Haidamous, Holt, T, 6-2, 290. A big-bodied, physical kid that’s going to get better as he gains more experience. A
run-plugger, Haidemous is a gap-filler of the highest order starter last season as a junior, Osburn’s best days are ahead
up front for Holt, a large Lansing area high school. Will be a of him.
three-year starter on both side of the line of scrimmage. Also a
powerful OG. Evan Smaglinski, Harbor Beach, OT, 6-6, 270. Helped lead
Harbor Beach to Division 8 state semifinals this past season.
Zach Larson, Holt, OT, 6-5, 305. Devastating run-blocker for Named to the All-Thumb first team as junior at both OT and
Holt. Larson is one of the Lansing area’s best offensive line DT. Massive size, powerful run blocker. Also three-year varsity
prospects. Massive size and girth, I can see Larson moving in- basketball standout. Is one of the top, if not the No. 1 prospect,
side at the next level. CMU, WMU recruiting Larson, with more in the Thumb area of the state of Michigan.
interest to come for sure.
James Toles, Detroit Mumford, OG, 6-3, 315. Massive OG
Qujuan Pippins, Eastpointe, OT, 6-5, 315. Mammoth OT for Detroit Mumford. Toles is a physical, powerful road-grader
prospect nicknamed “Cheese” by teammates. Has long arms in the trenches. Named to the Detroit News All-Detroit first
and solid aathletically for a big kid. He also started at DT. team this past fall.
Named to the All-Macomb County second-team as a junior.
Jack Gilchrist, Mason, C, 6-2, 270. Big-time talent down Ray Mcdonald, Southfield A&T, OL, 6-1, 255. Great size.
low in the trenches for Mason, a school just south of Lansing, Still developing.
Gilchrist controlled the line of scrimmage from both side of the
Jayme Foster, River Rouge, OL, 6-4, 315. Huge OL. Body of
football this past season. Named to the Lansing State Journal
a D1 athlete.
Dream Team as a junior, Gilchrist is the top center prospect
in the Capital City area. Also a powerful force at DT, Gilchrist
Nolan Garrard, Niles, OT, 6-6, 278. Big OT. Can play at the
uses his low center of gravity and wide base to win battles at
next level. Great hands off the ball.
both center and defensive tackle. For his efforts and talent,
Gilchrist was also named to the Michigan High School Football
Jacob Kugler, Ishpeming, C, 6-2, 240. The best center pros-
Coaches Association Division 3 All-State first team as a junior.
pect in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Kugler dominates any de-
Neil Shaw lll, Romeo, OG, 6-0, 265. Interior OL prospect. Has fender unlucky enough to be lined up across from him. Select-
high motor, shows ability to sustain blocks. ed to the Upper Peninsula Dream Team this past season as a
junior, Kugler, from Ishpeming, which is outside of Marquette,
Luke Newman, Brother Rice, OT, 6-2, 255. the Upper Peninsula’s largest city, is a physical, hard-working
player in the trenches.
Jack Swirple, Livonia Franklin, C, 6-1, 295. Swirple is one
of the top center prospects in Michigan. A starter on Livonia
Marquis Knolton, King, OL, 6-3, 345.
Franklin’s Division 2 state runner-up squad as a sophomore.
Swirple has a strong, solid base and excellent balance in the Nate Hoffman, Brighton, OG, 6-3, 225.
interior. A state-ranked heavyweight wrestler, Swirple also pos-
sesses skillful hands, tenacity, strong feet and coordination. Nick D’Autremont, Sauly Ste. Marie, OT, 6-2, 265.
Grant Smith, Walled Lake Northern, OL, 6-6, 290.
AJ Polley, Birch Run, OT, 6-3, 240.
Kyle Granger, Battle Creek Central, C, 6-4, 270. Granger
is a technician in the trenches. A coach on the field. A good Jalen Dunwoody, River Rouge, OG, 5-11, 220.
athlete. Plays varsity basketball for Central, which has had
many players go D-I. Named to the Battle Creek Enquirer All- Cam Corso, Madison Ht, OL, 5-9, 225.
City first team as a junior. Head coach’s son from a legendary
football program. Giovanni Sanders, Delta Prep, G, 5-9, 255.
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Tommy Guajardo, Dearborn, TE, 6-3,
225, Minnesota, Iowa State, Boston
College and 10 more. This kid is on the
rise. He is a Big Bodied Athlete that can
also play TE/OLB prospect. Has great
hands and plays with physicality.
Mason Gilbert, DeWitt, TE, 6-6, 220.
Gilbert has good size as a pass-catching
tight end and arguably the top TE pros-
pect in the Lansing area . Helped lead
Dewitt to the Division 3 state semifinals
this past season. Interesting two-sport
standout. Also a hoops player, has a
nice, all around athletic look to his game.
2020 PROSPECTS - TIGHT END
Larsen Kever, Union City, TE, 6-5, 215.
One of Michigan’s top “sleeper” recruits,
Kever is an outstanding all-around foot-
ball player. Next level athleticism and
Tommy Guajardo
footwork, coordination for a big kid. This
season, Kever played QB, RB, WR and
LB and excelled at each position. This
past season, named to the Battle Creek
Dylan Targgart
Enquirer All-Area first team. At the next
Photo by Bill Broderick/Battle Creek Enquirer
level will more than likely be at TE or DE.
Nick Edington. Pickford, TE, 6-8, 225. Dylan Targgart, Coldwater, TE, 6-3,
An athletic freak of nature. Edington is a 235. Pure explosiveness. Targgart is an
match-up nightmare as a TE-WR. Has elite athlete who dominates at TE and
strong hands as a receiver and can out- DE-LB for Coldwater, a town in south-
jump most defenders assigned to cover west Michigan. Overpowering physicality
him. Plays for Pickford, an 8-man football gives Targgart an edge on either side of
powerhouse from Michigan’s Upper Pen- the football. Named Coldwater’s MVP
insula. Don’t let the “8-man football” fool this past season after recording a team-
you, this kid can play for anybody and high 80 tackles, with eight TFL, two
against anybody and excel. His growth sacks and one fumble recovery. Nation-
potential at the next level is off the ally-ranked shot put and discus thrower,
charts. In basketball, Edington is one of Targgart captured state titles in both
the state of Michigan’s best in the north- events this past spring leading Coldwater
ern Michigan/Upper Peninsula area. With to its first-ever track and field state cham-
his combination of basketball footwork pionship.
Luke Stuck, Photo by and jumping explosiveness and football
Greg Wickliffe/Petoskey News-Review toughness and grit, Edington is one of Luke Stuck, Charlevoix, TE, 6-4, 220.
Michigan’s diamond in the rough-type Luke is an athletic prospect at DE-TE for
prospects. Edington is Division I-level in Charlevoix, in northern Michigan. Father,
football and basketball. Matt, is a northern Michigan legendary
hoops player.
Josh Jordan, Muskegon Reeths-Puff-
er, TE, 6-6, 225. Jordan is in the con- Jeffery Frost, Mayville, TE, 6-5, 245.
versation as the state of Michigan’s No. Security blanket-type receiver for May-
1 tight end prospect. Explosive athlete, ville. Good hands, mobility make Frost a
first and foremost, Jordan is a possible mismatch for any defender assigned to
D-I hoops player as well as a football cover him. Strong blocker at the point of
recruit. Named to the Muskegon Chron- attack. One of the top prospects in the
icle’s Dream Team this past fall as a Thumb. Will be a four-year starter for
junior, Jordan is a mismatch with his Mayville, a town in Michigan’s Thumb
size, speed and length. One of the best region.
athletes ever at Muskegon Reeths-Puff-
Braeden Caszatt, Manchester, TE, 6-5,
er, Jordan is one of the top D-I football
210.
prospects in west Michigan.
Colton Inglis, Gaylord St.Mary’s, TE,
Chastin Cross, River Rouge, TE, 6-3,
6-4, 265.
195. Great frame and still growing.
Nick Edington, Photo by
Jeff Sullivan, Soo Evening News
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Player Spotlight
Mikkos Stewart Colby Taylor
Brother Rice High Birmingham Groves
School 2021 WR 6’0”, 2020 WR 5’9”, 170,
185, 3.0 GPA 3.5 GPA
Colby Taylor is super ath-
letic with explosive speed
from RB position. Tough all
around athlete with excellent
pass-catching skills, has the
instincts and cutting ability to
reach the end zone from any-
where on the football field.
Amari Taylor Jaylen Tinsely
NFC Academy 2021 DT Lincoln High School
6’2”, 260, 2.88 GPA 2021 RB 5’7”, 145,
3.5 GPA
Anthony Tyus, III Leviticus Walker
Portage Northern High Center Line High
School 2021 RB 6’1”, School 2020 LB 5’9”,
195 193, 3.1 GPA
44 solo tackles
4 assist tackles
4 total tackles for loss of
yards
2 sacks” Center Line High
School won their first foot-
ball division title since 1996,
which Leviticus contributed to
this victory
Tyson Watson Michael D. Williams, II
Warren Mott High West Bloomfield High
School 2021 DE 6’5”, School 2022 LB 6’3”,
221, 2.5 GPA 220, 3.1 GPA
Tackles 51 , Tackles for loss
11 , Sacks 6 , Fumble recov-
eries 2
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Ivan Davis, Plymouth, DE, 6-4, 197, Ball State. Lenghty DL/
OLB prospect. Quick first step. Strong pass rusher. High
motor/makes plays all over the field.
Ali Saad, Dearborn, DE, 6-2, 245, Iowa State, WMU, CMU,
Ball State. Big and athletic off the edge, Saad is a load com-
ing off the corner at DE. Uses strength and leverage to domi-
nate most offensive linemen assigned to block him. Michigan
State is recruiting.
Deovian Brown, Harper Woods, DE, 6-4, 205, Siena
Heights. 6’4 with great length. Big framed athlete still grow-
2020 PROSPECTS - DEFENSIVE LINE
ing. Deovion tracks the ball well and will take the 50/50 ball
from you. Can play DE/TE or WR on the next level. Still
developing as DE.
Tylin Ayers, Stockbridge, DE, 6-2, 220. A consistent, disrup-
tive force off the edge for Stockbridge, a school northwest of
Ann Arbor, Ayers has good quickness and burst off the corner.
One of the top prospects in the Ann Arbor area, Ayers finished
his junior season with 102 tackles, seven TFL and two sacks.
Latrell Thompkins, Delta Prep, DE, 6-4, 265. Elite Size.
Great athleticism. Quick off the balll and very physical player.
Tremayne Oliver, Oak Park, DE, 6-3, 245. Big Athlete. Active
with hands and plays hard. Will make plays on both sidelines.
Plays hard.
Randy Winans, King, DE, 6-5, 215. Rush end for national
Braiden McGregor power King program. Starter for Division 2 state champions.
Good size with speed and strong pass rushing skills off the
Braiden McGregor, Port Huron Northern, DE, 6-5, 255, edge.
Clemson, AL, OSU, U of M and 26 more. OLB/DE prospect.
Big frame. Has explosive get off. Never gets bloocked on film. Michael Sessoms, Ecorse, DL, 6-0, 270, Morgan St., Clark
Plays hard. Uses hands well in pass rush. Has an offer from (ATL). Undersized interior defensive lineman with explosive
Alabama.
athleticism.
Bryce Austin, Southfield AT&T, DT, 6-2, 260, U of M, MSU,
Pitt, and 16 more. Bona Fide Power 5 prospect. Bryce has Jaden Littlefield, Southfield A&T, DE, 6-4, 270. Has great
great size and is athletic enough to play DT or DE. His recruit- size. Projects to boundary DE, interior DT, TE or H-Back on
ment is on the rise as he adds muscle to his lengthy frame. the next level. Great in-line blocker.
Bryce Mostella, East Kentwood, DL, 6-6, 235, OSU, U of M, Mason Nelson, Howell, DT, 6-3, 280. Top Lineman prospect
UK, PSU and 16 more. Bryce has incredible athleticism for at Michigan Showcase. Dominated lineman at every rep. High
his 6’6”, 270 size. Has over 20 offers. Due to his length, he motor player and physical.
can play either DT or DE on defense or even OT at the colle-
giate level. Dad was an All-SEC OLB at Auburn. Riley Klaer, St.Joseph, DE, 6-3, 250. Big, strong and phys-
Billie Roberts, Muskegon, DE, 6-4, 230, MSU, UK, Tennes- ical off the edge, Klaer is a prospect who is starting to come
see, Pitt, and 7 more. Big bodied athlete. Tough and plays into his own. Klaer sets the edge for St. Joseph, a school on
with physicality. Can play TE/DE on the next level. the shores of Lake Michigan in southwest Michigan, and is a
force on one side of the field. From an athletic family, Klaer’s
Tyler Huenemann, Mt.Pleasant, DE, 6-3, 250, CMU, Miami father played college football at Toledo, while his mother’s
of Ohio and 5 more. Has the size you want to play DE or TE jersey hangs in the rafters at U-T, since she is one of the
on the next level. Plays hard/high motor. Above average ball
skills. Runs well for a player his size. greatest women’s basketball players ever at Toledo and one of
the best ever from southwest Michigan. Klaer’s mother is a St.
Sterling Miles, West Bloomfield, DE, 6-5, 215, Toledo, CIN, Joseph native.
Akron, CMU and 7 more. At 6’5”, his athletic ability is above
avarage. Skills are raw. Could be a Power 5 player. Still Aiden Train, Central Montcalm, DT, 6-4, 275. A starter since
growing into his frame. his freshman season, Train is one of the best d-line prospects
in Michigan no one is talking about. With good feet, balance
Eston Miles, Willamston, DL, 6-3, 310, EMU, Ball State,
Miami of Ohio and 4 more. Big bodied D lineman that can and explosion, Train uses hands to shed blockers easily as
move. Very physical and has great first step off the ball. a DT. A good tackler, Train drives ball carriers backward and
is physical at the point of attack. On offense as an OT and
Dondi Price, Oak Park, DL, 6-0, 301, SYR and NIU. High at times a FB, Train shows his nimble footwork for a big kid,
motor & effort player. Plays with nasty and is a NT prospect blocking well in space. Central Montcalm is just west of Mount
on the next level. Pleasant.
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Michael Young, De La Salle, DE, 6-0, 205. Top pass rusher Cam Cunningham, Portage Northern, DT, 6-3, 290. Named
on back to back state championship team. High motor/ Effort Portage Northern’s Defensive Player of the Year, Cunning-
player. Undersized as DL. Could play stand up backer in 3-4. ham is a DT who runs through blocks and makes stops in
Uses hands well and physical in play. the opponent’s backfield. Skilled at throwing off blockers and
stuffing plays at the line of scrimmage, Cunningham is one of
John Martin, Pewamo-Westphalia, DE, 6-4, 210. A force to
Michigan’s best along the defensive line. Bowling Green State,
be reckoned with from his defensive end position, Martin is
Ball State, Toledo currently recruiting with more to come as
one of the top D-I small school prospects in the state of Mich-
Cunningham progresses. Portage is located just outside of
igan. Constantly making plays in the opponent’s backfield,
Martin was basically unblockable this past season for Pewa- Kalamazoo.
mo-Westphalia, a small school powerhouse near Lansing. Athey Dykhouse, Zeeland East, DT, 6-4, 270. Strong at the
Martin helped lead P-W to a Division 7 state championship in point, great first step and good strength. Plays hard through
2017 and a state quarterfinal appearance this past season.
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every play.
Named his league’s Defensive Player of the Year, Martin also
was honored by being named to the Lansing State Journal Carson Berenyi, Saginaw Swan Valley, DE, 6-2, 240. Strong
Dream Team and to the Michigan Associated Press Division at the point. Displays power on contact and shows ability to
7-8 All-State first team this past season. As a junior, Martin fin- take on blocks. Plays TE/H-Back on offense and strikes with
ished with some eye-popping numbers including 65 tackles, 25 force.
TFL, 12 sacks and three fumble recoveries. Long, lanky and
athletic, Martin overwhelms any lineman attempting to block Ari Curtis, Lake Orion, DE, 6-4, 200. Great length. Still devel-
him. oping and will be Division 1 prospect.
Josh Williams, Plymouth Salem, DT, 6-3, 295. One of the Jermane Trammell, Denby, DL, 6-1, 285. Interior DT who will
top DT prospects in the state of Michigan, Williams is an an- be NT on the next level. Strong at the point.
chor up front for Salem, a school in Detroit’s western suburbs.
With good movement and agility for a kid his size, Williams is a Jordan Porter, Muskegon, DE, 6-3, 240. Aggressive DE and
force in the trenches. Almost impossible to move off the line of also play OT.
scrimmage, Williams is a high-level recruit. This past season,
the junior standout was named to the Detroit News All-Metro Trevon Oldham, King, DL, 6-0, 255. Stong at the point. Inte-
West first team. rior DL. Quick hands and physical DL.
Ben Affholter, Reading, DE, 6-2, 250. One of two Affholter Ethan Taylor, Utica Eisenhower, DE, 6-3, 185. 6’3 DE. Long
twins at Reading, Ben is quick and agile for his size, playing wingspan and good speed off the ball.
MLB and FB for the reigning Division 8 state champions. One Skylar Huggard, Tawas, DE, 6-4, 215. Bay City dream team
of the best D-I prospects in southern Michigan, Affholter might member, high energy, high motor, stand up DE, consistent
play for a small school near the Ohio border, but his football backfield presence.
skill and talent is big-time.
Will, Sobaski, Stevensville, DE, 6-4, 230. High motor & effort
Connor Cracchiolo, Richmond, DE, 6-4, 230. Highly produc- player. Plays with nasty intentions
tive defensive end prospect from Michigan’s “Thumb” area.
This past season, Cracchiolo made 71 tackles, nine TFL and Marquel, Bell-Nelson, King, DL, 6-2, 340. Big bodied run
had two sacks. Cracchiolo was named to the All-Macomb stuffer for a national powerhouse in Detroit King, uses his size
County second-team as a junior. and strength to wreak havoc in the backfield.
Jacob Redlinger, DeWitt, DT, 6-3, 280. An absolute brute DaKare, Spicer, River Rouge, DT, 6-1, 250. Also plays OG for
down low in the trenches for DeWitt, one of Michigan’s top the mid level powerhouse River Rouge, has a nasty finishing
mid-sized football programs, Redlinger is a constant disruptive ability on both sides of the ball.
force at the line of scrimmage. A double-team must, Redlinger
was still productive enough to be named to the Lansing State Marcus Eason, Belleville, DT, 6-0, 275. High Motor 3 Tech for
Journal Dream Team this past season as a junior. Redlinger Michigan powerhouse Belleville. Splits double teams, and uses
was also named to the Michigan High School Football Coach- effective moves to get in the backfield.
es Association Division 3 All-State first team this past year. Noah Slaughter, Mendon, DE, 5-11, 215. Plays both OG,
Jon Kelley, Frankenmuth, DT, 6-3, 310. Will be three-year DE, and some stand up OLB, he’s an instinctual, Undersized,
starter for Frankenmuth, a city near Flint. One of the best physical player, good footwork from playing O-Line.
gap-pluggers in the state of Michigan. With size and tenacity, Duwayne Legette, Cass Tech, DT, 5-9, 275. Active DL. Uses
Kelley demands a double-team. Physically imposing, Kelley hands and plays with a motor. Great feet, dancing bear who
uses brute strength to control the line of scrimmage. never stays on blocks.
Nick Affholter, Reading, DT, 6-3, 305. One of two Affholter Kyle Arnoldi, Walled Lake Northern, DT, 6-4, 290, Toledo,
twins at Reading, Nick is a bull of a young man. A starter at DT Cincinnati. Tough, hard-nosed brawler in the trenches for
and OG, Affholter overpowers any opponent in his way and Northern. Also talented offensive guard. Could play on either
uses brute strength and an intense physical nature to domi- side of the football at the next level.
nate in the trenches for Reading, the Division 8 state champi-
ons (14-0 record). Jason, Johnson, Belleville, DL, 6-3, 300.
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Andre Seldon, Belleville, CB, 5-8, 154, U of M, UK, PSU, and 7 more.
Top Corner in Midwest and possibly the top 2020 cover corner in nation.
Lock down cover skills. Best attribute is possibly his competitive spirit.
Always working and competing. Excellent COD, acceleration and burst.
Elite ball skills. Great closing speed. Arguably the fastest footbal player in
Michigan. UM commit. Dangerous kick returner. Can also play offense.
Makari Paige, West Bloomfield, S, 6-3, 185, OSU, U of M, PSU, and 26
more. This kid has NFL size and speed. Projects to safety but can also play
CB. Will hit you in the run game, great open field tackler. Possess great
range as safety. High upside, still developing as DB.
2020 PROSPECTS - DEFENSIVE BACK
Enzo Jennings, Oak Park, CB, 6-2, 189, AL, Auburn, UGA, OSU and 21
more. Long, rangy national prospect with over 30 Power five offers. Athlet-
ic and big enough to play Will Backer, Safety or CB on the next level. Can
run, tackles like a linebacker. Has great top end speed.
Lemuel Neely-Watley, King, CB, 5-11, 170, UK, MSU and 6 more. Two
way player, WR/DB. Started at corner for state championship team. Ag-
Enzo Jennings gressive in the open field and will strike. Deceptively fast. Plays slot on of-
fense and shows ability to make the big play every time he catches the ball.
Calvin “CJ” Brown, Walled Lake Western, S, 6-0, 175, WMU, SYR,
BGSU and 8 more. Plays Safety/RB and WR. Baller. Defensive playmak-
er had several pick 6 plays at safety. Also, serves as the teams starting
tailback, led the team in rushing. Younger brother of MSU commit, Spencer
Brown. Has 3.8 GPA.
Carson Hinton, Jesuit, S, 6-0, 160, SYR, CINCY and 6 more. This kid is
just learning the ropes at DB. Has natural instincts at safety. On film he
aligns at WR, has great open field ability and will make you miss in space.
Also a dynamic returner in the kicking game. Power 5 DB.
David Carter, River Rouge, CB, 6-0, 170, Iowa State, WMU, BGSU, and
6 more. Long corner that can run with great hips. Great hands. He also
plays WR.
Kameron Arnold, Orchard Lake, S, 6-1, 175, Iowa State, Toledo, WMU
and 6 more. Passes the Eyeball test. Recruiting is on the rise since Janu-
ary. Can play CB or Safety on the next level. Also stars at WR for his team.
Great ball skills. Has a nice frame. Elite athlete. Two sport star-also plays
baseball. Probably a better corner than WR on the next level but film is
Lemuel Watley mostly offensive. Brother plays at Indiana.
Anthony Henry, Skyline, S, 6-1, 165, WMU, Baller. Good vision on of-
fense as TB. Physical striker at Safety also plays CB and can cover. Plays
with effort. Chases down plays and is active from sideline to sideline.
Myles McNeal, Grand Blanc CB 5-9, 172, CMU, BGSU. Athletic CB with
great ball skills. Can run with any receiver and can also play free safety.
Micheal Jenkins Jr., Belleville, S, 5-10, 187, CMU. Athletic enough to
play RB and Safety for high school powerhouse Belleville. Good open field
tackler. Being recruited by MAC schools.
Joshua Wiley Cody, S, 6-1, 210. Power 5 measurables. Passes the eye
test. Has size, speed to play SS or bulk up to play in space as OLB at next
level.
Travon, Monroe, Belleville, CB, 5-10, 160. Under the radar DB prospect
at Belleville. Has good ball skills and loves to tackle. He is also an excel-
lent slot WR. Elusive, quick, tough and most importanly a competitor.
Grant Hart, Grosse Pointe South, CB, 5-10, 155. Cover corner with good
speed. Currently being recruited by MAC schools.
Tristen Hines
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Joe Frazier, King, S, 5-10, 180. Started every game for State Galiko Lovelace, De La Salle DB, 5-7, 170. Two sport athlete
Champs. Runs alley well. Willing tackler. MAC schools are that also runs track. 4.4 speed and has great cover skills.
recruiting.
Tommy Kyles, University Prep Science and Math S, 5-10,
Kaleb Coleman, Birmingham Groves, S, 5-11, 180. Ball 170. Centerfielder at the FS position. Reads the QB well and
hawk DB who makes plays in the secondary. plays from sideline to sideline. He loves to tackle. Can also
play Slot receiver.
Tristen Hines, Milan, CB, 5-11, 175. Was named to Ann Arbor
News Dream Team as freshman. This past season was se- Jobe Long, Bay City, CB, 6-0, 165. Top athlete in the Sagi-
lected as Ann Arbor News Player of the Year. Truly gifted as a naw community.
football player. Pure, natural instincts for the game. Excels in
all three phases of the game, making plays as a RB-WR, FS Antonie Lockett, Ecorse, CB, 5-11, 146. Two-way player.
2020 PROSPECTS - DEFENSIVE BACK
and KR-PR for Milan. On defense, Hines has cat-quick reflex- Great cover corner. He also plays WR. Sleeper prospect.
es and anticipation. At 5-11, 175, Hines could play slot at the Gary Humphery, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer, S, 6-3, 185.
next level or FS. With good size and length Humphrey is a “cleaner-up”-type
Ricky Pearson, De La Salle CB, 5-9, 170. Led team to state player from his safety position, making plays and backing up
championship as starting CB. Great cover corner. Patient and his teammates all over the field for Muskegon Reeths-Puffer.
has good speed. Named to the Muskegon Chronicle Dream Team this past
season as a junior, Humphrey is also a talented guard on the
Ronald Jackson, Belleville, CB, 6-1, 185. Plays safety on Reeths-Puffer basketball team.
Defense. Good open field tackler. Has the ability to grow.
Brennan Schwarz, Montague, S, 6-2, 195. Named to the
Marcus Sheppard, Detroit Country Day, CB, 6-0 170, Mor- Muskegon Chronicle Dream Team this past season as a junior,
gan St. Plays DB & WR. Elusive in open space. Good athlete Schwarz is a big, athletic safety for Montague. Outstanding
also plays returner. leaping ability and hands, Schwarz is also a game-changing
wide receiver. But it’s on the defensive side of the football
Daymond Hamler, Waterford Kettering, CB, 5-9, 160. The where Schwarz is most effective and has the greatest impact
top athlete in Pontiac, a Detroit suburb. Cover corner/possibly on games. As the last line of defense, Schwarz helped lead
a nickle on the next level. Can beat you on offense and in the Montague to a Division 6 state runner-up finish this past fall.
return game.
Sandyn Cuthrell, Cass City, S-QB, 6-0, 180. Dual-threat sig-
Brenden Deasfernandes, Belleville, S, 6-0, 185, North- nal-caller for Cass City, one of the larger schools in Michigan’s
wood. Under the radar prospect at Belleville. Has recently rural Thumb region. Will be three-year starter at both QB and
grown to over 6ft. Great athlete with good ball skills. North- S. Son of Cass City head coach Scott Cuthrell. Named to the
wood has offered. All-Thumb first team as junior.
Jake Snyder, Charlevoix, CB, 6-0, 180. Top cover corner in
northern Michigan, Snyder is an explosive player on both sides
of the football.
Michael Brock Jr., King CB, 5-11, 185.
Kyler Honore, Whitehall, DB, 6-0, 165.
Antoine Evans, King, CB, 5-9, 190.
Aaron Garret, Huron, CB, 5-10, 150.
Clifton Buchanon, Belleville, CB, 6-2, 160.
Christian Bartholomew, Hackett Catholic Prep, DB, 6-3,
180.
Chandler Swoope, West Bloomfield, CB, 6-0, 183.
Adam Baker, Adrian Lenawee Christian, DB, 5-10, 175.
Aaron Watson, Farmington, CB, 5-9, 145.
Jordan Johnson, Renaissance, CB, 6-0, 175.
Bryan McCormick, West Bloomfield, DB, 5-8, 165.
Jacob Lyle, Kalamazoo Central, DB, 6-1, 170.
Joshua Broaden, Harper Woods, FS, 5-9, 145.
Makari Paige Tariq, Muhammad, Cranbrook, S, 5-9, 180.
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Jordan Turner, Farmington, OLB, 6-3, 220, U of M, UK, UW and 22
more. Excellent student 3.8 GPA. Linebacker/Safety prospect. Big athlete
that can run and will hit you. Physical at the point of contact and plays
hard.
Cornell Wheeler , West Bloomfield, LB, 6-1, 215, U of M, MSU, IO-
WAST and 11 more. Michigan Commit. Down hill thumper. Will be a col-
lege Mike backer. Physical tackler who runs through ball carriers.
Dorian Mausi, Jesuit, LB, 6-1, 215, WMU, Toledo and 4 more. 6’1, 215
lb athletic linebacker that can move.
Deshawn Walker , River Rouge, LB, 6-0, 210, WMU, CMU, NIU and 3
more. Leader. Tough MLB. Can run and plays physical in the run game.
2020 PROSPECTS - LINEBACKER
Ralph Donaldson, Birmingham Groves, RB, 6-0, 190. Led team to state
semifinal game as LB/RB. Will be Will Backer or Safety prospect on next
level. Can run has good ball skills and will tackle. Fastest LB in the state of
MI, a track star for Groves HS.
Phoenix Dickson , Lapeer, LB, 6-2, 210, Cornell. This player is under
the radar. Will be a prospect that blows up at summer camps. Has great
athletic ability and loves to compete.
Cortez Dingle , Ecorse, LB, 6-0, 200, Ohio, Davenport. Fast flowing LB
who loves to hit. Definite D1 prospect. Two brothers earned MAC scholar-
ships.
Alex Morrison , Saline, LB, 6-1, 210, Cornell. Great student 3.8 GPA.
Old school Mike Backer. Loves to strike. Makes plays from sideline to side-
line. High effort player. Well coached.
John Holmes
Isaac Kinne, Lake Orion, OLB, 6-1, 195. Good athlete, has good chase
down speed. physical LB that can play outside and middle.
John Holmes , Grand Rapids Christian, LB, 6-3, 225, Cornell. One of
Michigan’s best linebacker prospects, Holmes is a physical, hard-hitting
player with next-level tackling ability and instincts. Holmes finished the
season with 60 tackles, seven TFL and three sacks. Also a field-stretching
TE, Holmes sports a 4.1 grade point average. Named to the Grand Rapids
All-East first team.
Nick Johnson, Jesuit, LB, 5-11, 185. Plays fast. Has ability to change
direction and maintain speed. Has good foot quickness.
Logan Pasco, Davison, MLB, 6-0, 195. A true playmaker who makes
plays in both the run game and the passing game. A very physical tackler
who runs through ball carriers
Jack Fairman , Cranbrook, MLB, 6-1, 200. Player. Makes plays in cover-
age and in the run game. Can run and shows it when he plays RB.
Riley Tolsma, Hamilton, LB, 6-3, 205. Named to the Holland Sentinel
All-Area first team as junior, Tolsma running back speed, but excels on the
defensive side as a linebacker for Hamilton, a school on Michigan’s west
side near Lake Michigan. This past year, Tolsma finished with 104 tackles
and three interceptions. Tolsma’s coach called him a, “Human highlight
reel.”
Johnny Blanzy , Groose Ile, LB, 6-2, 215. Vastly underrated talent. Has
been a standout since sophomore season for Grosse Ile, a suburban De-
troit island community. A true tackling machine, Blanzy (6-2, 215) recorded
150 tackles this past season and forced five fumbles from his LB position.
For his efforts, Blanzy was named to the Detroit News All-Metro West first
Josh Headlee team as a junior.
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Jamar Mills, East Lansing, LB, 5-11, 225. Arguably the top Leroy Quinn, Muskegon Oakridge, LB, 6-0, 225.
tackler in the Lansing area, Mills has been a fixture in the mid-
dle at LB for East Lansing the past few years. A starter since Leviticus Walker, Center Line , LB , 5-9, 200. A hard nosed
his freshman season, Mills is a tackling machine. Though tackler. Leader.
height is not ideal, his tackling skills, anticipation and physical
nature on the football field are indeed ideal for the next level. Sam Cousino, Monroe St. Mary CC, LB, 6-3, 220. Big-bod-
ied linebacker, Cousino has long arms and is a heavy-hitter
for a kid his size. Selected to the Detroit News All-Metro West
Josh Headlee, Marine City, LB, 6-2, 220. Helped lead Ma- squad this past season.
rine City to the Division 5 state semifinals this past fall. From
football playing family. All three older brothers were stars at Darian Murry , Belleville, OLB, 5-10, 185.
Marine Ciy, a small town located along the St. Clair River at
the southern tip of Michigan’s “Thumb” region. Headlee is a Bobby Brooks-Martin, Bridgeport High School, MLB, 6-1,
physical, hard-hitting, fast and athletic linebacker with natural 225.
2020 PROSPECTS - LINEBACKER
instincts for the game. Named to the Detroit News All-Metro
East first team as a junior. Logan Simons, L’Anse Creuse, LB, 5-11, 215. A true Mike
backer who uses his size to get underneath ball carriers and
Cole Riddle , Brighton, LB, 6-1, 215. At 6-1, 215, Riddle is finish tackles.
a hard-hitting linebacker for Brighton. Physical at the line of
Jeffery Price, Belleville, LB, 5-9, 192.
scrimmage, Riddle has no fear on the field and is the type of
player who can “run through” opposing players as he makes a Caleb Cary , Lakeview, LB, 6-0, 160.
tackle. Riddle is the best all around player on a large suburban
Detroit high school. Adam Long, Madison Ht, LB, 5-9, 200.
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2020 PROSPECTS - ATHLETE
Ian Stewart, Carlson, ATH, 6-3, 195, Montez Archer, Ecorse, ATH, 5-8, 170.
OSU, U of M, MSU and 22 more. Tre- Versatile do it all player for the Raiders.
mendous athlete. Deceptively quick. Projects as either a Slot WR or Nickel Cor-
Aligns at QB but can play WR. Finished ner. Uses his quick change of direction to
junior season with 60 tackles from LB break away from defenders. A dangerous
position. return man as well.
Cameron Martinez, Muskegon, QB, 6-0, Colby Taylor, Birmingham Groves, ATH,
190, U of M, UK, IU and 9 more. Plays 5-9, 170. Athlete. Plays RB and Slot WR.
QB. Projects to DB/Slot/RB at the next Great ball skills and plays with toughness.
level. Elusive in open field. Will hit you on Has vision at RB.
defense. Competitor and winner. Starter
since he entered high school. Austyn Adams, Forrest Hills Eastern,
ATH, 5-11, 153.
Anthony Romphf, Southfield AT&T, QB,
6-0, 167, U of M, Pitt, IU, WMU and 14 Klayton Cornell, Madison Ht Bishop
more. Dual threat QB with above average Foley, ATH, 6-0, 190.
Cameron Martinez accuracy. Has the athletic ability to play Jordan Rogers, De La Salle, RB, 5-11,
DB. Can make you miss in open field with 190. State champion.
the ball in his hands.
Brayden Shaw, Ithaca, RB, 6-2, 205.
Jerimiah Piper, Southfield, ATH, 5-10, Sleeper recruit.
165, WMU. Undersized slot receiver that
can play any skill position on the field. Christian Brown, Temperance Bedford,
RB, 5-11, 190. Mr. Do it all for Temp Bed-
Marshawn Lee, King, ATH, 5-5, 160. Can ford.
beat you in the slot and in the backfield.
Great ball skills and has great COD. Aaron Winston, Huron, RB, 5-7, 160.
Elusive RB who can also align at slot.
Andrew Holston, Ecorse, ATH, 5-7,
Jake Tafefski, Dearborn, RB, 5-11, 202.
165. Excellent hands. Playmaker on both
sides. Has a knack for the big play. Keion Shaw, Farmington, RB, 5-10, 185.
Physical player who also plays OLB for
Myles Gresham, North Farmington, Farmington
ATH, 5-11, 160. Track star that plays RB/
WR. Tytrayon Lewis, Belleville, RB, 5-8, 196.
Ian Stewart
2020 PROSPECTS - KICKERS/PUNTERS
Brady Zarschler, Macomb Dakota, K, 6-1, 180. One of Michigan’s Connor Blake, Grand Ledge, K, 6-0, 180. A natural kicker, Blake
top place-kicker prospects, Zarschler made 32-of-34 PATs this past is one of Michigan’s top punter prospects. A definite D-I level kick-
season and booted a 48-yard FG. For his efforts, Zarschler was se- er, Blake averaged 41.2 yards per punt this past season. Seven of
lected to the All-Macomb County (Detroit suburbs) second team.
Blake’s punts were dropped inside the opponent’s 20-yard line this
year. A game-changer and field position-flipper from his punting spot,
Jeremy Taras, Utica Ford, P, 6-4, 190. Named to the All-Macomb
County (Detroit suburbs) first team this past fall, Taras is arguably Blake was honored this past season by being named to the Lansing
the state of Michigan’s top punter for the class of 2020. Taras, also a State Journal Dream Team and the Michigan Associated Press Divi-
standout soccer goalie for Utica Ford, averaged 43.2 yards per punt sion 1-2 All-State first team.
this past season. Taras was one of only two juniors named to the
All-Macomb County first team.
Kaleb Kindsvatter, Petoskey, K, 5-11, 195. Arguably the top
place-kicker in the state of Michigan, Kindsvatter kicked a 48-yard
Drew Wyble, Marquette, P, 6-1, 170. The top punting prospect in
field goal last sason as a junior.
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Wyble averaged 39 yards per punt this
past season. For his efforts, Wyble was named to the Upper Penin-
sula Dream Team as a junior. Chris Lunsford , Belleville, K, 5-11, 155.
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