Program Deep-Dive Class 7A: The Little Rock Central Tigers

We are nearing the end of spring football camps and programs are getting a good idea of what it is their team may look like come the fall. Players are getting an idea of what is working for them as far as their training and diets are concerned. At the same time, new and veteran coaches are figuring out what may or may not be working for them. Whether it is the drills they do, or the scrimmage games played coaches and players are fine tuning their games on the regular. In this series I will be covering as many schools as I can, from as many different classes as I can. ln this article we will take a look at the class 7A Little Rock Central Tigers. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="264656" first="Adrian" last="Bing"] </strong> <strong>QB/RB</strong> <strong>c/o 2024</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="264656" first="Adrian" last="Bing"] shows big play abilities that are hard to ignore. Bing has a big arm that can throw deep at the flick of wrist. He displays solid vision and knows when to use his legs. As a runner Bing is very fast and has a natural ability to make opponents miss their tackles. Bing is 5’11" 187lbs, his film shows him at the quarterback and running back positions. At the QB position is where Bing belongs, he just does such a good job at getting the ball to his receivers. Adrian is a dangerous weapon and is looking to help this Tiger offense take the next step in the 2022 season. <strong>Treveon Williams #4</strong> <strong>WR</strong> <strong>c/o 2023</strong> Treveon Williams is an absolute stud at the wide receiver position. He had a blazing quick first step and at times blows by defenders with ease. Williams is 5’7" 150lbs, he runs a 4.7 40-yard dash and has a 25" vertical. He runs solid routes and makes great cuts. While Williams does have great speed, it’s his hands that make him so dangerous as a receiver. Williams seems to catch just about every pass thrown within 5-8 yards of him. Treveon and the Tiger offense look to do some major damage come this fall. <strong>Kierran Jones #28</strong> <strong>LB</strong> <strong>c/o 2023</strong> Kierran Jones is a linebacker with a high motor. Jones shows great speed, playing sideline to sideline with energy and tenacity. He can make an impact in the passing or running game. In the passing game you see him play well in coverage or hurry the opposing quarterbacks. In the running game you see Jones stand his ground when a runner hits the hole or see him blast through the line on a blitz. Kierran Jones has the potential to be a major piece to this Tiger defense in 2022. <strong>Marcus Johnson #40</strong> <strong>MLB</strong> <strong>c/o 2024</strong> Marcus Johnson is coming off of a season that was sadly cut short. A season that saw Johnson rack up 19 solo tackles, 14 assisted tackles, and 2 forced fumbles in just 6 games played. Marcus stands at 5’9" 200lbs and loves a big hit. On film he shows good instincts and solid pre-snap awareness. He shows solid vision and can chase down the ball at any point of the field. Marcus Johnson is looking to continue to wreak havoc on opposing offenses this fall. &nbsp;