Top Uncommitted Senior Recruits

A ton of seniors are gearing up for their final stretch of their high school careers before playing at the next level. And while the majority of seniors have made their choice for their college destination, there are some top recruits who are still undecided. Let’s take a look at which seniors are uncommitted. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="27859" first="Tywone" last="Malone"], Bergen Catholic, DT:</strong> Malone is listed as the state’s top-ranked recruit in the 2021 class, according to both Rivals and 247Sports. He is already prepared for the next level at 6-foot-4, 300 pounds. Holding offers from a ton of the nation’s top Power 5 programs, including LSU, Alabama, Ohio State and Georgia, Malone has shown his ability to play football and baseball as a two-sport standout athlete. He is down to 14 schools, and all schools are giving him the opportunity to play both football and baseball. His final list consists of Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, LSU, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Ole Miss, Penn State, Rutgers, Tennessee, Texas A&amp;M, USC and Virginia Tech. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="27860" first="Aaron" last="Armitage"], Blair Academy, DE:</strong> -- Armitage is the second-highest recruit in this senior class by both Rivals and 247Sports. A four-star prospect, he is down to five schools – Florida, LSU, Stanford, Oregon and USC. Armitage is extremely quick and his initial burst off the line is impressive. One of those five schools will be getting a supreme talent in the Blair Academy standout. <strong>George Rooks, St. Peter’s Prep, DT</strong> – Rooks, a four-star prospect, has been recruited hard by some of the nation’s top programs. He has the capability of also playing at defensive end. Michigan has recruited Rooks hard, and remains a very likely landing spot. Penn State, Boston College, Pittsburgh, Alabama, Auburn, Duke, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Miami, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Rutgers, Syracuse, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech and West Virginia have also offered the St. Peter’s Prep standout recruit. <strong>Corey Palmer, Camden, WR</strong> – Palmer has been recruited by many top programs, most notably Baylor, Indiana, Maryland, Miami, Rutgers, North Carolina, Tennessee, Syracuse, Virginia and West Virginia. A three-star prospect by both Rivals and 247Sports, the Camden playmaker returned home in 2020 following a stint with IMG Academy in Florida. Palmer should be very productive for Camden this year. He should be getting closer to making a decision on his next football destination. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="27897" first="Corey" last="Walker"], West Side, LB</strong> – Walker, a three-star prospect, will be at West Side after time at Barringer. He has racked up offers from Maryland, Temple, West Virginia, Rutgers, Syracuse, Buffalo and Kent State. Walker will be surrounded by other Division I talent at West Side this year. Walker should be in for a strong senior year as we await his college choice.