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<p>4 incredibly talented and versatile players who moved up quite a bit in the rankings this past week.</p>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='340363' first='Sebastian' last='Boswell'] - Chesterton - QB - 6'3" 210lbs</h2>
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<p>Boswell is coming off of an up-and-down year for Chesterton but overall showed a bunch of promise and ability. A big-bodied, thick, and hard to bring down QB with decent pocket awareness. He's comfortable in the pocket and can make just about any throw. Becoming more consistent and accurate could help him. Only playing a partial season, he put up 1237 passing yards and 11 TDs while completing just over 50% of his throws. He's got good hips and does a good job keeping his eyes downfield when flushed out of the pocket. Boswell heads into his Senior year looking to build upon his performance and see where things end up when all that dust settles.</p>
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<p>Twitter: <strong>@SebastianBoswe5</strong></p>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='189126' first='Toryn' last='Day'] - Concord - QB - 6'1" 180lbs</h2>
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<p>Day is an incredibly dynamic QB who is just as much of a threat with his legs as his arm. He's an explosive runner with great speed and acceleration. He's got the vision of an RB and then that same speed which is why he ends up in the painted landmark so often. He's a decent passer and can throw guys open, but not too consistently yet. If he cleans up his mechanics and works on his pocket ability, he could develop into a nightmare dual-threat at the next level like he is now. Day is fun and dynamic and should be on more radars than he currently is.</p>
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<p>Twitter: <strong>@TorynDay2024</strong></p>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='542027' first='Wade' last='Jones'] - Tippecanoe Valley - S - 6'4" 190lbs</h2>
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<p>Jones is coming off a year where there were times he looked like a man on a mission. He's incredibly lengthy for a DB, has great downhill speed, and then has the size and strength to play in the box and be effective. His impact was even bigger than his stat line, which was still impressive. Teams were avoiding him and he changed the outcome of a few games. Last year he put up 23 solo tackles, a TFL, and an interception, and batted down a ball. Just the tip of the iceberg for Jones and the potential he's got.</p>
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<p>Twitter: <strong>@Wade_Jones29</strong></p>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='423574' first='Judah' last='Parker'] - Hamilton Southeastern - LB - 6'0" 220lbs</h2>
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<p>Parker had a breakout season where he caught the eyes of just about everyone in the Indianapolis area. A fantastic athlete who is thick and can cover a ton of ground. He's then physical and capable of blowing up the run game from time to time. This was his first year starting Varsity and he was night and day different from year's start to year's end. 53 total tackles, 2.5 sacks, and a deflected pass is what he put up last year, but you can only anticipate him to continue to get better. Another big year for Parker could be in store, and if so, he's going to be one of the most desired LBs in the state.</p>
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<p>Twitter: <strong>@ParkerJudah</strong></p>
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4 incredibly talented and versatile players who moved up quite a bit in the rankings this past week.
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