Emerging juniors without an offer

The Class of 2026 in Indiana looks primed to be another good one with several prospects already garnering college attention. There are many others, though, who are sure to get an offer in the near future. Here are five juniors looking to make a name for themselves.    Mallory, the son of head coach Pat Mallory, is a linebacker who also contributes on special teams as a long snapper. He is a stout run defender. He performed very well at his team's college day last spring, so expect more attention soon for the 6-foot-2 Lawrence North Wildcat who has led his team to a 7-0 start.     Coleman is a solid utility player with good positional flexibility. He contributes on defense as a corner - where he can thump and hit hard - and on offense as a dual-threat quarterback. His college fit is likely as a running back or slot receiver for a solid Division II or Division III team.     At 6-foot-1, 180, Marshall has a lot of desirable measurable that Division I coaches covet. He plays safety but his frame looks similar to a corner. Tall and long-limbed, he's a strong run defender and does a great job of pursuing ballcarriers in the flat. He's also quick downfield as a kickoff coverage man.     McCologan is developing into a good gunslinger, especially when throwing on the move. When throwing outside the pocket, he can reset his feet and throw the deep ball with good accuracy. He is very mobile, too, which is a must-have trait for college quarterbacks.     Stewart was one bright spot on a struggling offense v. Westfield last week. He displayed excellent change-of-direction, is very elusive in space after the catch, and has legitimate speed. He could be a great slot receiver at the collegiate level. Has excellent vision and change of direction in space. On defense, he plays at corner and displays good effort, chases down and pursues ballcarriers.

The Class of 2026 in Indiana looks primed to be another good one with several prospects already garnering college attention. There are many others, though, who are sure to get an offer in the near future. Here are five juniors looking to make a name for themselves.