Dakotas Live Evals I Cannot Wait to Get This Summer

We are anxiously waiting the full start of camp season when the calendar hits June 1st, as June has become an absolute monster when it comes to college camps on the calendar. With that being said, we in ready, set, go mode for camp season to start and it had me thinking who I am excited to get fresh live evals on this summer. This group covers both states on prospects that I will be watching closely and of course their are several others that we will be watching closely too, but this group stands out on this Thursday afternoon.    Recently taken over as our top offensive linemen in the 2027 class in North Dakota, is [player_tooltip player_id='1625480' first='Grayson' last='Mowery']. He's grown to 6'5 280 pounds and just had an impressive showing at the Bemidji State prospect camp from what I heard and wish I was in attendance to see. His efficency in pass-pro I am sure is going to be even quicker from a footwork perspect than what his junior tape shows off in my eyes. He's one that can bolster with his fluidity at the second level and cause some damage with excellent pad level. Grayson has nasty violence in his hands that is going to get more D1 and D2 attention this summer for sure. He's got a great shot to be a top 10 prospect in the class by the ned of the summer if not already.     A 2027 prospect that has picked up a few NSIC offers this spring that I need to see live this summer is Tea Area's [player_tooltip player_id='1649621' first='Hayden' last='Bialas'], who right now sits just outside our top 30 overall in South Dakota, but is moving the needle into summer camps.The 6'3 210 pounder doesn't take long to show off his motor as a pass-rusher and one that carries great range that I feel plays miles ahead of his measurables at his position. I love the way Hayden gets off the snap with as this kid has an accelerator that makes it easy to see why college coaches in the NSIC have jumped early on this young man. Add some frame in a college weight room to Hayden and there's no doubt he'd be a great fit in that league.   <a href="https://x.com/HaydenBialas" id="https://x.com/HaydenBialas">TWITTER</a>     Brady is one that I got a live eval over the winter on, but his position flexibility at college camps this summer is what I will be watching for where he gets placed. He plays on both sides of the ball for the Eagles and I feel that upside with not a ton of pass catching reps seen in his high school offense and his size, could positionally fit as a wide receiver at the next-level as the 7s reps I watched over the winter this young man was more natural with his hands that I expected him to be. Defensively as a very long 6'4 175 pound corner, Brady shows off sound ball-tracking ability as surely offenses are at a mismatch not only for his size, but athletically how well this young man moves for that size. Holds one offer thus far in the NSIC.   <a href="https://x.com/Bradyvetter14" id="https://x.com/Bradyvetter14">TWITTER</a>     Julian is another one out of this list that I'll be intrigued with where he could end up positionally at camps this summer, as this kid plays just about everywhere for Alexander. He's an explosive backfield threat that has great change of direction for his now 6'4 170 pound size, but the rareness of that frame in the backfield translates differently as far as the next-level in my eyes I could see him moving to wide receiver or safety when it comes to the next-level as I feel watching his tape. I do really like the athletic traits, length, and range from what Julian shows on tape so safety could be a more stock now type of take for college coaches too.   <a href="https://x.com/JullianGant" id="https://x.com/JullianGant">TWITTER</a>     Another West Central Trojan has cracked our list in the coming days, and this time it's Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase winter WR MVP [player_tooltip player_id='2081571' first='Boche' last='Knight'] that should catch some eyes this summer. He's one of the most shifty wide receivers in the Dakotas in this class as his seperation ability can get into open space in a hurry regardless if he's in the backfield or with the receiving core. Another area I felt when he was at our showcase and feel he's gotten better as is projecting how he uses his change of direction, as it's clear that Boche is a step ahead when he makes his cuts. The second clip on tape is must-watch for college coaches, as Boche shows you how he can put defensive backs on skates and flip the field with his excellent mix of COD and speed. He was one of our fastest in the 40-yard dash too at our Dakotas Showcase and holds an offer from Northern State, but man he's surely going to impress some coaches this summer surely.     Ryder has meat-grinder of a camp schedule, but I am thrilled to see what he is able to show off to schools in his home state of Texas, here in the Dakotas, and other camps in the Midwest and South. He had a great showing at the Elite 11 this winter and got on the radar of our NE scouts in attendance. He's grown a ton over the last year with his dual-threat mobility outside of the pocket. Ryder has natural poise and precision that we have talked about a ton and has grown excellent timing with his receivers over the last couple years and with a couple years left under his belt, he's only going to get even better. Surely a 2028 quarterback that I would offer early if I were a Division 1 school.   <a href="https://x.com/RyderSutton28" id="https://x.com/RyderSutton28">TWITTER</a>     This last name surely should ring a bell if you have followed the Loboes as closely as I have over the last few years and LLM's [player_tooltip player_id='1320071' first='Colby' last='Thielges'] is another one that I expect to move the needle up our rankings and have himself a great summer at camps. He gets it done on both sides of the ball with excellent seperation ability and fluid is a fluid route-runner on the offensive side. Colby also shows off high energy as a route-runner, especially when he changes direction, as one that persistently burns wide receivers no matter where he's lined up in the receiving core. I have him rated as a defensive back, but honestly if I were a college coach, I would surely take him at either spot with the defensive back spot being slightly higher from an upside perspetive.   <a href="https://x.com/Colby_thielges" id="https://x.com/Colby_thielges">TWITTER</a>

We are anxiously waiting the full start of camp season when the calendar hits June 1st, as June has become an absolute monster when it comes to college camps on the calendar. With that being said, we in ready, set, go mode for camp season to start and it had me thinking who I am excited to get fresh live evals on this summer. This group covers both states on prospects that I will be watching closely and of course their are several others that we will be watching closely too, but this group stands out on this Thursday afternoon.