Film Review Under-Recruited WPIAL Prospects

I have written about WPIAL before, but for this article, I am going to focus on under-recruited prospects. Lots of talented players in the WPIAL. Check it out below.    [player_tooltip player_id='598954' first='Henry' last='Barbsich'] Bishop Canevin. [player_tooltip player_id='598954' first='Henry' last='Barbsich'] played defensive line for Bishop Canevin last year. Barbsich is explosive off the ball and makes a ton of plays in the backfield. He uses his hands very well and engages with an offensive lineman at the line of scrimmage. Barbsich also has a motor that never stops and he will chase down a ton of plays. He also has good size for the position standing 6'4" in size. Barbsich has good talent and with 2 years of High School left he should only improve going forward.    [player_tooltip player_id='752290' first='Tyler' last='Armstead'] Canon McMillan. Armstead played cornerback last year for Canon McMillan. He is a good athlete with good size for the position standing 6'2". He has good skills at cornerback and does a nice job dropping in coverage and making plays on the ball. Armstead also does a nice job in run support. He comes up from his cornerback position and does a nice job making tackles in the open field. The other part of his game is his ability to hustle and constantly chasing down plays when they get into the open field. Armstead is a good prospect.    [player_tooltip player_id='557197' first='Daniel' last='Sellers'] North Allegheny. Sellers is not under-recruited, but I missed him in my first article on WPIAL, so I thought I go back and profile him. Sellers played defensive end for North Allegheny. Sellers has a very good burst off the line of scrimmage. He then does a great job using his speed off the edge to attack the offense. Sellers sets the edge very well and when he engages the offensive lineman he uses his hands well on the offensive lineman to create leverage. Sellers projects as a College Football player.    [player_tooltip player_id='179418' first='Dereon' last='Greer'] Our Lady of Sacred Heart. Greer played wide receiver for Our Lady of Sacred Heart. Greer is a good athlete who plays very well wide receiver. He does a nice job after the catch. When he gets into the open field he has the elite speed to run away from defenders. He is also good at catching the ball in traffic and making people miss in the open field. On contested catches, he is very good at making difficult catches look easy. Greer is the total package at wide receiver and should have a good opportunity to play College Football in the future.    [player_tooltip player_id='386263' first='Ty' last='Turkowski'] Pittsburgh Central Catholic. Turkowski played defensive end for Pittsburgh Central Catholic last year. He is a good athlete that is explosive off the ball. He is very disruptive in the backfield making plays. His 1st step is impressive as he is able to get out of his stance quickly to make plays. He uses his hands very well and is able to rip his hands through offensive linemen to get into the backfield. Turkowski also has a great motor and is constantly chasing plays down all over the field. Turkowski has a ton of talent and is a legit athlete who should get plenty of College Football looks in the future.    [player_tooltip player_id='256246' first='Braylon' last='Wilcox'] Aliquippa. Wilcox played center for Aliquippa last year. 1st his snaps are very good, which obviously a big part of playing center. He has good technique and houses his hands well to control defensive linemen. He also does a nice job engaging with defensive linemen and then using his hands to block them. Wilcox has good strength, which allows him to do well blocking defensive linemen that might have more size than him. Wilcox is a good prospect that should only get better in the future.

I have written about WPIAL before, but for this article, I am going to focus on under-recruited prospects. Lots of talented players in the WPIAL. Check it out below.