Central Ohio Studs Added to the 2029 Rankings

We added more than 90 prospects to our rankings in Ohio last month for the Class of 2029. In our next article and multi-part series, we break down four new additions and will continue to do so throughout the month of February. These four early risers have a chance to become high-impact players in the fall and beyond.    [player_tooltip player_id='1272169' first='Drew' last='Dailey'] flashes plenty of potential as a Class of 2029 quarterback. Perhaps Dailey's best quality so far is his ability to throw on the move. He reads and reacts to pressure extremely well. He throws a good on-time, accurate deep ball and flashes zip and velocity in the short/intermediate game. Has a solid release, still working and developing fundamentals. Dailey is a legitimate dual-threat quarterback who has the speed, vision and juice to go the distance with the ball in his hands as a runner.     R.J. Higgenbotham is a starting wide receiver and linebacker for Conotton Valley. The 6-foot-2, 170-pound prospect is strong on both sides of the ball. He already has the frame of a top receiver and is very elusive after the catch especially on screens; has good patience to follow blocks, vision to pick-and-choose in space, make defenders miss and create on his own. On defense he flows to the ball, flashes good instincts and on-field awareness, and is a solid open-field tackler. Keep an eye on him as a name to know in the future.     [player_tooltip player_id='2085139' first='Mukanjue' last='Koggemasango'] out of Pickerington Central has the makings of being a potentially-elite prospect no matter where he lines up. He could be an elite receiver, but I like him more on defense as a safety, where he can run and hit, come down inside the box and be a very physical open-field tackler. He is a very instinctive prospect with quick read-and-reaction time, and if left unblocked off the edge, he can really deliver heavy hits and wreck havoc on opposing quarterbacks as a pass rusher.     KJ Collins-Walker has the potential to be a very good prospect. Key to his recruiting will be how much he grows in the coming years, but the 5-foot-10, 200-pound quarterback flashes the goods. He has a quick trigger, throws a nice deep ball and can throw with velocity and timing between the hashes. Collins-Walker is a legitimate dual-threat QB who can make plays with his legs. The St. Francis de Sales quarterback is a highly productive passer with plenty of upside.

We added more than 90 prospects to our rankings in Ohio last month for the Class of 2029. In our next article and multi-part series, we break down four new additions and will continue to do so throughout the month of February. These four early risers have a chance to become high-impact players in the fall and beyond.