Four Under-the-Radar Recruits to Know In Northern Indiana

Today we feature four prospects in the Hoosier State who are flying under-the-radar in recruiting but will make big impacts on their high school teams in the fall. These prospects, across several different class years, have little-to-no offers or recruiting attention and deserve a look at their most-recent film. Here they are:    Two-way prospect on the offensive line and defensive line. Center on offense, DT on defense. Likely college fit is at DT. Has a quick first step and flashes twitch. Can attack half-man and be very disruptive, good block shedder, can rip undere effectively. Good pursuit and chase to the QB. Plays at a low pad level. Physical run blocker on the OL.     Two-way prospect up front. As an offensive lineman he is a solid run blocker who can push a pile, climb to the second level and runs his feet on contact. Defensively, he is a very disruptive defensive tackle who can collapse the pocket and is hard to move just due to his sheer size. Think his college fit is on defense.     Very good run defender. Can come out of a backpedal, run, and hit. Very instinctive, quick to read, react and diagnose plays, and has great closing speed. Quick downfield as a kickoff coverage defender and likes to hit. Sophomore year film not available, but a name to keep an eye on as the season looms large.     Above-average height with a good, muscular frame. Not much of a dual-threat; more of a pocket quarterback who likes to throw from his spot. Solid quarterback with good velocity in the short/intermediate game. Still developing. Needs to have a strong junior season to develop into a good recruit.

Today we feature four prospects in the Hoosier State who are flying under-the-radar in recruiting but will make big impacts on their high school teams in the fall. These prospects, across several different class years, have little-to-no offers or recruiting attention and deserve a look at their most-recent film. Here they are: