Top Arkansas Uncommitted 2021 Prospects

The early signing period has come an end and numerous prospects have not signed the paperwork. The state of Arkansas still has a large number of prospects that are out there waiting to hear from a team. I plan on making this a weekly column over the next few months. When you have over 150 names on the list, it is wise to take some time to remind people who is still out there. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="74969" first="Kam" last="Turner"]-Rivercrest</strong> Several athletes that are on this list have flown under the radar and I am scratching my head trying to figure out how they have done so. Turner is one of those athletes who produces all over the field. Whenever a player throws 69 career touchdowns and 5,627 yards passing you would not expect him to cruise under the radar this deep into recruiting. He was just as productive on the ground as he was through the air. Turner rushed for 3,638 yards and 52 touchdowns, throughout the course of his career. Bottom line it could be the quarterback, running back, or defensive back and Turner will get on the field and play on Saturdays. The young man is just too talented. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="74964" first="Kreed" last="Stubbs"]-Atkins</strong> Stubbs is a special wide receiver with excellent speed that did a little bit of everything for Atkins. Stubbs runs precise routes and he rarely drops passes. The versatility of Stubbs is what will appeal to scouts and coaches. He is in dangerous in the open field and difficult to bring down. Stubbs was double covered all this season and he had an impressive season. Stubbs can play on both sides of the ball, but the potential has at the wide receiver spot is intriguing at the next level. Stubbs is going to be a steal for the team that signs him to a scholarship. <strong>LD Richmond-Greenwood</strong> The Greenwood Bulldogs have a rich tradition at the quarterback position and LD Richmond is another great one. Richmond has displayed a strong, accurate arm and the ability to squeeze the pass into some tough windows. Richmond has shown that he can throw a nice deep ball and he does a great job of hitting his receivers in stride. What impresses me the most is the clock that he has in his head, Richmond knows when to pull the ball down and extend plays with his legs. A school is going to snag Richmond and get a quarterback that wins games and a lot of them. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="74972" first="Jaiden" last="Henry"]-Van Buren</strong> One of the best defensive players in the state has gone under the radar up to this point in the recruiting process. Henry is a playmaker on both sides of the ball. On the defensive side of the ball, it is dangerous to throw Henry’s direction because he will make a play on the ball. When Henry has the ball in his hands, the possibility exists for him to turn into a big play. He does a good job of being able to high point the football. A creative coach will be able to get plenty of production from Henry on Saturdays in the future.