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<p>Rize and Shine class of 2030, and 2031 it is time for The Rize. As cringy as that was and as painful as it was to type, it the greatest show in all football this weekend. 24 States over 150 Prospects will head to The Dome in Jackson Twp New Jersey Mainly to see the Goat Al Pops, but also to compete and showcases their skills for colleges and their respective future High School Choices. In this article, we take a look at my notes from watching the Out of state prospects I was assigned work, and my unofficial out of state MVP from Yesterday's event.</p>
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<li>Jenkins is the younger brother, for Jordan, and one of a few 2031 signals callers in attendance during the Rize. He wore #103 during the event, and put together a solid day.</li>
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<p>Jenkins was a player I watched a ton of during 1v1 and 7v7 reps. He showed a strong arm, and developmental accuracy which was on point around 75% of the time. I liked his footwork and mechanics were strong. Jenkins is a strong QB coming up. </p>
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<li>Another QB who was in attendance this time from Florida. The Future Calvalry Christian QB wore #89 throughout the day In the dome, and also had an impressive performance. </li>
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<p>Vetter had good height for a QB, and showcased a slim frame. I liked his mechanics and the zip he put on the ball, allowing him to get a quick release. Vetter was a strong QB in the Dome this past weekend. </p>
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<li>Pope hails from Wisconsin and made the trip this weekend to the Dome. Wearing #9, the future Racine Case prospect had a strong day at The Rize. </li>
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<p>Pope was a strong performer and a player who had a good combine portion then backed up his skills in 1v1 and 7v7's. I liked his hands, and his physicality at the line allowed him to knock WR's off their spot. His vision and IQ were on display as he got his head around on a few reps. </p>
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<li>Hansley-Roland, wore #113 throughout the day in the Dome. The future Hoggard prospect, had a solid combine portion with middle of the pack numbers. </li>
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<p>Hansley-Roland was a player I only got to see a few reps of, and I wish I got more. He showcased solid footwork, and was a strong physical prospect in and out of cuts and drills. During 1v1 I saw him make a few catches, and he showed strong route running, and fluid hips allowing him to make sharp cuts with his routes.</p>
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<li>Vanhorn checked in wearing #133, and will be attending Hillcrest High School in the fall. He showed good quickness with a 4.97s 40-Time during the combine portion. </li>
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<p>Vanhorn had some good reps, and showed great strides throughout the event. I wish I watched more of the Alabama receiver. He had strong hands, got low at the top of his route, and was able to sink his hips nicely. He gained good separation, but can improve by using his hands more. </p>
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<li>Moving to the LB Position, we have Ashton Brunner. The Future Alexndria Valley Prospect, wore #44 throughout the Day in the Dome. He had good speed, finishing with an impressive 4.98s 40-Time. </li>
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<p>Brunner was a smaller prospect who showed good physicality and speed. He has the ability to play on both sides of the ball. I liked his press in Zone Coverage, knocking players off their spot, and he showed good poise and a high IQ, sitting in Zones during the 7v7 portion. </p>
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<li>One of the few 2031 prospects, Autagavaia made the journey all the way from Nevada to compete in The Rize. Wearing #32, he showcased an impressive frame for a Lineman entering 8th grade. </li>
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<p>I only watched a few reps of him, which I do regret as the DL,OL reps were outstanding. Autagavaia, showed good strength and physicality for a Pass Rusher. I see him more as an Inside prospect given his size, and from the reps I watched, he showed good hands, and the ability to use multiple moves to reach the backfield. </p>
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<p class="has-text-align-center"><strong>Out Of State MVP</strong></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Your Out Of State MVP for my state coverage assignments is QB Jordan Jenkins. Jenkins was outstanding during The Rize. The 2030 future King's Mountain prospect showcased good poise and a quick release. My colleague Carl Frederick stated "Jenkins passes the eye test." Jenkins was hitting his throws with elite accuracy and a strong arm. I liked what I saw from the North Carolina Prospect. </p>
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Rize and Shine class of 2030, and 2031 it is time for The Rize. As cringy as that was and as painful as it was to type, it the greatest show in all football this weekend. 24 States over 150 Prospects will head to The Dome in Jackson Twp New Jersey Mainly to see the Goat Al Pops, but also to compete and showcases their skills for colleges and their respective future High School Choices. In this article, we take a look at my notes from watching the Out of state prospects I was assigned work, and my unofficial out of state MVP from Yesterday's event.
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5'7"
WEIGHT
151
POS
QB
CLASS
2031
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HEIGHT
6'1"
WEIGHT
161
POS
QB
CLASS
2030
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HEIGHT
6'0"
WEIGHT
170
POS
DB/WR
CLASS
2030
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HEIGHT
5'8"
WEIGHT
165
POS
RB/ATH
CLASS
2030
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HEIGHT
5'9"
WEIGHT
163
POS
ATH
CLASS
2030
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HEIGHT
5'7"
WEIGHT
187.5
POS
LB/RB
CLASS
2030
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HEIGHT
5'8"
WEIGHT
238.5
POS
OL/DL
CLASS
2032
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HEIGHT
6'2"
WEIGHT
190
POS
QB
CLASS
2030
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