Checking in on Seven Ranked Un-Offered Senior Prospects, 9/20

Made the move from Arlington High School to Bridgeton Academy this offseason (May 2024). Was previously a 2024, has now been reclassified to 2025. Hadn't received much love in recruiting, AIC had Mills in to visit way back in February.   6'0, 205 pounds, a former All-State 1st-Team back while among MHSFCA Division II classmates. Has two game tapes on Hudl, one being an in-house scrimmage, the other being Week 1 action against Nichols College. Mills looked like a man among boys in the in-house scrimmage. Two scores, good pass-pro reps, was witnessed barreling through kids. Finished each run with authority against Nichols. Mills can test the boundary and edge-setters of a defense despite being a heavier set back. A school might want to bring him in if they are looking for a back who can slow the game down a bit, one who would help inside the 20, one who can be tasked to stay in and help block. Will surprise athletically, just check out his touchdown against Nichols. Mills had no business reversing field after breaking a tackle, he did so and scored. Worth checking out.     Boasts an outstanding 4.8 GPA. Has some other unverified testing numbers that draw a ton of intrigue, one being his 10'2" Broad Jump. 5'10, 165 pounds, can serve as a wideout and/or return man.   [player_tooltip player_id='1071443' first='Drew' last='Alsup'] was featured inside the Top 300 after evaluation by Roger Silva. [player_tooltip player_id='1071443' first='Drew' last='Alsup'] was also featured in a team preview piece written by Coach and Scout Brian Phillips. Despite Central Catholic being two games into the season, Alsup doesn't have any tape on Hudl to showcase what he's been up to, a shame. That being said, I'll still keep my eyes on if any film will be posted in the coming weeks, Alsup is a good one. The senior is currently unoffered.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/T_Mulherin/status/1831862862337417312 </div></figure>     5'10, 165 pounds. Is a three-sport athlete. Can double as a serviceable wideout or defensive back. A frequent camper, hard worker, a senior who has put himself out there with each passing off-season, currently unoffered, however.   Plays ball out of St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Not many eyes out that far North. Ocampo has two single-cut games on Hudl right now, this being more than many of his peers at this point in the season. Tape against Shea had Ocampo aligned at back, where he nearly scored from 40+ yards out on two occasions. His lone touchdown proved he's developed an eye for rushing lanes before they appear between the tackles. Love the all-around performance put forth by Ocampo against Coventry. Returned a kickoff 50+ yards, caught the football well when running strong-side swing sets. Runs off-tackle a ton when aligned next to the QB in gun sets. Ton of yards racked up on the ground after initial contact. Ocampo showcased some reps at DB here as well, fantastic all-around game put on tape.     Former PRZ Camper, 6'5, 300-pounds. Brought in a fine accolade in being named 1st-Team All-Founders League honors. Carries a 3.16 GPA. Currently unoffered to my knowledge, which is a bit of a surprise if you ask me.   Morand is at the Kent School, has a four-minute junior tape showing off his skills as a junior, skills that earned him high praise among his peers. Roger Silva ranked him inside the Top300 for a reason. Size alone, Morand is worth collegiate intrigue in my opinion. Through two weeks, Morand has a 20-second clip up on Hudl at the time of writing. The 20-second video shows Morand serving as the pulling left guard in run sets. Morand got a hold of a defender and flattened him in one rep. Excited to see a more, going to need to see more if we want to sell the young man a bit easier to potential collegiate suitors.     6'0, 215 pounds. Ranked as a linebacker but can do more than the label entails. 3.6 GPA. Hasn't been active on Twitter since July, not a big deal in my opinion. Frequent camper, visited some schools on junior day visits back in the Spring.   Morgese might not be actively sharing tape on Twitter, yet he's got more cut-ups through 2/3 weeks than most do on this list of seniors. Ranked inside the PRZNE Top 250, Morgese has racked up a minutes worth of quality reps through three games. Comfortable aligning as an OLB near the LOS in a 3-4 front. Morgese recorded two sacks against Methuen HS, both of which had Morgese coming off the edge. Love the power this kid generates without much momentum behind him. Is just 215 but proves he can push back much bigger tackles. Morgese recorded two TFLs against Marshfield too, one of which led to a huge fumble in SIP's favor. Morgese has some game-breaker in him. Hope his recruitment sees a lift soon.     Works out of Crosby HS in Waterbury, Connecticut. Stands anywhere between 6'2 and 6'3. Weighs in at 185 pounds. [player_tooltip player_id='1087466' first='Jireh' last='Rawlison'] carries a self-reported 3.0 GPA, along with some solid track numbers to boot (10.92 100M, 22.14 200M). Much like Morgese mentioned above, Rawlison hasn't been too active on Twitter since this past July. Rawlison has no tape from any games played so far in 2024.   Plugging in his junior tape, posted last November, Rawlison proves he can be a dynamic player at multiple positions. First rep on tape has Rawlison picking off a pass at his own goal line and returning it the distance. Rawlison has two pick-sixes to stand on. Rawlison also has more than a pair of touchdowns caught while serving as the X receiver on Crosby. Ton of high-difficulty catches made, on the receiving end of a ton of 50/50 balls, his QB clearly trusts him in these situations. What was done last year doesn't matter too much, I want to see what Rawlison is doing after a year's worth of development. Excited to eventually see some tape out of the young man. He could see a boost in ranking and recruiting if his senior tape is anything like his junior.     Harold Smith's big game against AWHS caught my attention for a bit on Twitter. Five receptions, 215 yards racked up and two scores. Can't forget to mention that the two-way athlete reeled in an interception as well. Unsure how the last weekend turned out, yet quite the debut for the 5'9, 180-pound senior. Is a track sprinter.   [player_tooltip player_id='1278081' first='Harold' last='Smith III']'s Hudl is currently inactive or bugged, as I cannot see his profile despite him being listed on Oliver Ames' roster. This being a huge shame, as I would have loved to see just how impressive Smith looked during that opening week. Hopefully some tape will be posted in the near future, Smith has the talents to crack the New England Top 250, Roger Silva's current ranking already proves he's close prior to performances like the one put forth on September 6th.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/smitty_harold/status/1822346487134621764 </div></figure>