Prospects Poised for Big Time Games (Offense): Week 5

<!-- wp:paragraph {"fontSize":"medium"} --> <p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='430698' first='Kaleb' last='Bailey'] | 2024 OT | Adams County Christian | 6'5 325</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='430698' first='Kaleb' last='Bailey'] is a Junior prospect out of ACCS that has loads of potential. This kid is an absolute UNIT, standing at 6'5 and weighing 320+ pounds. Kaleb's stature is impressive, and he moves considerable well for his size. He has good technique and looks polished in pass protection. Bailey has impressive upper-body strength as well and it shows on his tape. His physical nature and violent hands allow him to toss defenders like bags of laundry on wash day. Bailey has great bend at the hips and knees as well. He plays with a good leverage and a motor. He is gradually figuring out how to play with both of these components to his game on a more consistent basis. Kaleb, Edarrius Green, and other member of that Adams County Christian Offense have lead the Rebels to a undefeated(5-0) start to on the season. They are 2-0 in district play obviously, but their contest this Friday will be a Non-District game in the form of Road test against Parklane Academy. Parklane received their first loss of the season last week to Jackson Prep, making them 4-1. I expect a big game from [player_tooltip player_id='430698' first='Kaleb' last='Bailey'] in a game where ACCS puts up big numbers offensively.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph {"fontSize":"medium"} --> <p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>De'Andre Pullen | 2023 ATH | Madison Central | 4.47 40yd Dash</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Madison Central's De'Andre Pullen is a player that needs little introduction, but I'll do it anyway! This prospective athlete is a natural ball player that finds ways to make an impact on the game on all three phases. His primary production comes from the Offensive side of the ball where he plays RB. As a runner he provides speed, great-vision, and the ability to turn a 2 yard run into 20. He also plays OLB &amp; Nickle on defense for the Jags as well, while being a consummate contributor as a return specialist providing a spark and excellent field position. Pullen is poised for a big game this season based off of his numbers an production through Week 4. The Jaguars are facing a respected district opponent in the 4-0 Starkville Yellowjackets. De'Andre, [player_tooltip player_id='108930' first='Vic' last='Sutton'], and that gritty offensive line will need to be in concert against one of the better teams in the state and their stout defense. He will undoubtedly step up, answer the call , and concede one of his better performances this fall. De'Andre and his teammates are focused and ready to help Madison Central secure a big time win against a divisional opponent.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph {"fontSize":"medium"} --> <p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='123210' first='Dequadrion' last='Welch']</strong> <strong>| 2024 WR | Noxubee County | 5'9 160</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Mr. Welch is coming to you by way of Noxubee County; he is player that is loaded with talent but has yet to reach his full potential. Dequadrion plays on the outside and in the slot as a receiver, and is a big game or two away from receiving the recognition he deserves. So far, this season has started with up and downs for the Junior, but this week, if any other, is the week for Welch to turn some heads and have a breakout game! Dequadrion had a big game in Noxubee's Week 1 match-up vs Philadelphia, going for 2TDs and over 100 yards receiving. He was able to put on display his run after catch ability, deceptive speed and shiftiness. Welch has reliable hands and a catch radius that is a lot wider than what his frame would convey to the naked eye. This week Noxubee faces the Louisville Wildcats. Welch will need to have yet another productive game to assist his team secure a win against that proven defense. [player_tooltip player_id='123210' first='Dequadrion' last='Welch'] is facing the toughest Defensive Secondary he has seen this season, but big time players make big time plays in big time games. I believe that is exactly what this talented young man will do this Friday!</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph {"fontSize":"medium"} --> <p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='248595' first='Quez' last='Goss']</strong> | <strong>2023 QB | Scott Central | 5'11 215</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='248595' first='Quez' last='Goss'] is Scott Central and Scott County royalty, and this week he will remind exactly why. The talented senior Quarterback is one of the most decorated QB's in his class, yet he is probably one of the most under-rated players at his position. Goss has accuracy, arm strength, and the mental toughness to make the right decisions and plays when they need to be made. Not to mention he has the athleticism and frame to be a threat running the ball when need be. This season Quez and the Rebels of Scott Central are looking to repeat and earn another title to the trophy case back home. So far things look promising, but the Rebels took a tough loss last week to Bay Springs 26-28. This loss may be the best thing for Goss and the Rebels. It will allow them the satisfaction of knowing that any week of the season that anyone can be beat. This week Scott Central faces off against one of their cross county rivals, Lake Hornets. Goss has had monster games versus the Hornets in past year, and I'm expecting those numbers to be elevated and inflated coming off of a tough loss like the one experienced last week. Expect [player_tooltip player_id='248595' first='Quez' last='Goss'] to look nothing short of phenomenal this week and the Rebels to handle Lake fairly seamlessly.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph {"fontSize":"medium"} --> <p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='344026' first='Jeremy' last='Scott']</strong> |<strong> 2024 WR | Callaway | 6'4 190</strong> </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='344026' first='Jeremy' last='Scott'] is a phenomenal perspective student-athlete that is known around the metro-area for being one of the best Wideouts in the Magnolia state. The 3 star recruit is a talented, multi-sport athlete that lives up to the hype week in and week out with the plays he is able to make. Jeremy is just one of Callaway's finest skilled position players. Him and KeDarius Wade headlines one of , if not, the best receiver core in the state. [player_tooltip player_id='344026' first='Jeremy' last='Scott'] and the Callaway Chargers will face off against the Ridgeland Titans this week in a match up of two unbeaten teams. Both of these teams are 4-0, and both programs possessing two of the most talented WR groups within the state. These factors will provide for a match up with plenty of fireworks and a bevy of points being scored. With that being said, what does this mean individually for [player_tooltip player_id='344026' first='Jeremy' last='Scott']? Scott is facing of against Ridgeland's Wideout room looking to prove who really holds the crown. Now, this statement is only thought of as internal motivation for Mr. Scott. I'm sure that Jeremy is ready and willing to do whatever needs to be done this Friday to ensure a victory and remain undefeated. I expect him to have a monster game in the slugfest between Callaway and Ridgland.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->