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<p>As I carefully combed through hundreds of highlight films, I inevitably unearthed and ranked more prospects than ever before. Some prospects pop for obvious reasons; whereas others you are pleasantly surprised about. Here are a handful of prospects that caught my eye through this process and are amongst some of my favorites for the class of 2027. </p>
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As I carefully combed through hundreds of highlight films, I inevitably unearthed and ranked more prospects than ever before. Some prospects pop for obvious reasons; whereas others you are pleasantly surprised about. Here are a handful of prospects that caught my eye through this process and are amongst some of my favorites for the class of 2027.
HEIGHT
5'8"
WEIGHT
170
POS
RB
CLASS
2027
State:
New Jersey
School:
St. Augustine Prep
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HEIGHT
5'9"
WEIGHT
160
POS
QB
CLASS
2027
State:
New Jersey
School:
Winslow Township
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HEIGHT
6'5"
WEIGHT
270
POS
OL
CLASS
2027
State:
New Jersey
School:
DePaul Catholic
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HEIGHT
5'10"
WEIGHT
170
POS
RB
CLASS
2027
State:
New Jersey
School:
St. John Vianney
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