Standout performers from Maury/Churchland

<p>Both Maury and Churchland are littered with college level athletes at every unit. Friday's game was a lopsided score, but both teams have rosters that impress and are recruitable. I've watched both teams for a few years. I have never not seen rosters loaded with dynamic players. Churchland kids tend to have a little more size and Maury kids tend to have a little more body control/skill. These are a few kids that stood out on Friday, and whose HUDL film is worth a look. Can't wait to track these kids going forward.</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">Domo had a fantastic performance Friday throwing for 7 TD passes/336 yards. His pocket presence, size, and decision making all stand out. He rarely makes a bad throw and executes the offense. Domo is most comfortable from the pocket, but runs well enough to be a dual threat. Everything about him screams elite QB prospect. 8/10 arm strength, timing and decision making are well beyond his years. He has Ben Roethlisberger like pocket presence, because he's not afraid to get hit, and allows play to develop. He sees over linemen, and is both accurate and efficient. He goes through his progressions, throws deep ball when open, and checks down when necessary. The type of QB that an OC loves. His brother Daylen is an All-SEC CB at Georgia, and is a projected 1-3 round draft pick. Big QB, sees the field well, facilitates the offense. Similar to previous Maury QB Au'Tori Newkirk. </p>    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/robking2020/status/1971719625537663113 </div></figure>    <p class="text-gray-700">Floyd is one of the most underrated prospects in all of VA/DMV. He is dynamic, great route runner, great release, competes for the football, plays bigger than size . He's been very productive first 4 games of senior season. He's had multi catch games, high yardage, and multiple TDs. His natural WR attributes are most evident on film. He stems routes, great release, gets separation, good ball skills, good body control. A slot WR/ATH who is sneaky good on 3rd down and stretching the field. He shows fluidity and game speed. Player is born for football, but recruitment has gotten off to a late start. He has had his best games against best competition. He has interest from Norfolk St. Needs weight room and would want to see him block. Can be a game changer in FCS/D2 offense. Can potentially be asset on special teams.</p>    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/floydheadtap/status/1972016951590588753 </div></figure>    <p class="text-gray-700">TayShawn had a standout performance last night scoring 3 TDs (62 yd, 42 yd, 2 yd). I like TayShawn as a dynamic, dual threat RB in college. TayShaun is well built and strong in the lower body. He is smooth, shows good bend, and good burst. He is most effective in space as he is sudden, elusive, and has good acceleration. He has played multiple different positions at Maury to include safety, LB, CB, WR. This has given him a higher football IQ and made him a versatile, big play RB. He's built for the position, but more of a big play threat, than every down back. He can be an integral part of an FBS offense. He is a sneaky home run threat who has body to line up in the backfield. He changes directions well and shines most at 2nd and 3rd level. A fresh back who can close out games with big plays in the 3rd quarter. Believe he is a RB as opposed to APB. Instinct is to want to get into space and find the end zone. Type of player who doesn't take big hits, and always seems fresh. He could line up in the slot, potential special teams upside.</p>    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/robking2020/status/1971713598062760374 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">Anthony is a massive body and massive frame. He has P4 offensive tackle attributes. He bends well, gets butt to the hole, rolls the hips, and gets separation. There are clips of him burying kids in the dirt. His motor, aggression, consistency, and technique are all in question. However his size, wingspan, width, fluidity, fit the part of a P4 OT. The light needs to come on with him, but the athletic potential is definitely there. This is a camp invite player and well worth tracking into Senior year. He is a high upside/low floor kid. He has a great football body, elite AA, but lacks aggression. He drives kids downfield on some plays, but you don't see consistent contact power and explosion out of stance. He comes out of stance too soon, rather than maintaining leverage. I would want to see him kick step, as that may dictate whether he plays Tackle in college. He flashes being a high level P4 kid and is more comfortable in drive blocking. Everything about him screams high level potential, but his lack of aggression is the missing piece. Worthy of collegiate radars. Need to track game film, and get to camp, to evaluate what he can be at next level. Will likely get FCS offers based on physical tools, and will be considered risk worthy.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Highly instinctive safety. Had 6 interceptions jr year and dynamic on returns. Great feet and ball skills. Nice wingspan. Large, soft hands, catches everything. See things before they happen, great processing speed and reaction time. Comes up and fills the alley. Will lay the wood on you, good contact power given size. His size is the 1 caveat and is slowing down his recruiting IMO. Has Sacred Heart and Toledo offers. I considered whether he could be an FBS corner. He has great feet, but question hip fluidity, and he has always played with everything in front of him. He's probably an FCS Safety, with potential to be a punt returner as well. A certain D coordinator will love this kid, due to his versatility, instincts, straight line speed, and hard nosed attitude. He is very Honey Badger like, as he can blitz off the edge and has great twitch and disrupts. Everything about him is intuitive and explosive, he beats everyone to the punch. Great pure player, who changes the game at HS level. Awareness is different. Believe he is a kid who redshirts, adds weight, and can overachieve. Can find his way onto FBS roster, only hold up is size. He can play effectively at all 3 levels, even in college. He can disrupt game plan because of instincts and straight line speed. Will standout in right defensive system, worthy of more FCS offers and G5 consideration.</p>    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Hunt20jr/status/1971757735688700188 </div></figure>    <p class="text-gray-700">Standout athlete on both sides of the ball, plays TE/Edge. Prefer him on defense because of speed/aggression/motor/contact power. This is a kid you can bulk up to 235 and play Will. His range and speed being reasons why. Has AA to play in space and to cover. His fundamentals are raw, but has all the football attributes of FBS level ATH. Great athlete who can make highlight plays. Has some LaVar Arrington closing speed and explosiveness. He can cover a lot of ground playing Will backer, but can also line up at LOS in different packages. He is violent and strong at point of contact. Physicality is not issue, just needs a couple protein shakes. Good technique will harness this raw athletic ability. Can't teach his fire, violence, AA, and speed. He wants to make a play and has Dawg mentality. College coaching will refine his abilities. FBS Will backer who can make game changing plays. If you want to call him a Bandit, that's fair evaluation. Elite versatility and AA, which is why I like him at Will. Similar player to [player_tooltip player_id='1292040' first='Corvin' last='Watson'] of Green Run. Can be All-conference FBS player. Has interest from Syracuse, Vandy, UMass, UNC, ODU, NSU.</p>

Both Maury and Churchland are littered with college level athletes at every unit. Friday's game was a lopsided score, but both teams have rosters that impress and are recruitable. I've watched both teams for a few years. I have never not seen rosters loaded with dynamic players. Churchland kids tend to have a little more size and Maury kids tend to have a little more body control/skill. These are a few kids that stood out on Friday, and whose HUDL film is worth a look. Can't wait to track these kids going forward.