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<p>Lets take a look at 5 players who are not committed to any program at the moment that I predict will have big years and see there recruitments takeoff.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jace is a player that I am extremely high on coming into his senior campaign. The big bodied 6'5" wide out has all the attributes you want in a receiver prepping for the next level. Not only is he big but he does a great job using his body to shield of defensive backs. I love the way Jace attacks the football while it is in the air and also love his ability to go up and high point the football which is extremely handy in the redzone. Jace has a good handle on the route tree and has excellent feet for a bigger wide out. Jace is a kid who should see his value rise as the football season takes off, and I expect more offers to follow.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Princeton is a player who checks all the boxes as a defensive back. Princeton does an excellent job in man to man coverage. Princeton does a solid job jamming receivers at the line of scrimmage and staying in there hip pocket as the route unfolds. Princeton shows good top end speed and is very fluid in his back pedal and explodes out of his break. Another aspect of this Saline Hornets game that is highly underrated is how physical he plays the game. Whether it's flattening a crossing wide receiver or coming up in support in the run game Princeton shows no fear in either area. Saline is loaded this fall and I expect this squad to make a lot of noise and I suspect Princeton makes a ton of noise himself.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Wendell is another athlete that could project at variety of positions at the next level. He is a very solid wide out who makes a lot of plays in the Clarkston offense. He returns kicks and displays big home run ability as an offensive weapon. In my opinion I think his best spot would be on the back end of a defense ether at corner or safety. Wendell is a very good cover corner that does a solid job in coverage for the wolves. I also like Wendells ability to come up and hit in the run game. Wendell is a sure tackler with plus speed. College coaches need to make there way to Clarkston and start making wendell a priory before its to late.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Cameron is one of my favorite backs in the 2027 class. The first thing that stands out to me is how physical cam is running between the tackles. Cameron keeps good balance and finishes his runs with a lot of power, dragging defenders multiple yards before he is tackled. another aspect of cam's game I love is his ability to catch the ball out of the backfield. On multiple plays Cameron hits go routes up the seam's between the hashes and makes a house call. Cameron is dangerous any time he touches the ball and he gets his hands on it in a variety of ways. Keep an eye on cam this fall and don't be surprised if his recruiting stock rises with a big time fall.</p>
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<p>Kelahn is a player I got to watch first hand in the spring and he was impressive the second he hit the field. At 6'3" he was a hand full for smaller defensive backs, as he used his body to box them out from the football. He also has excellent speed and does a phenomenal job of high pointing the football. Kelahn also does a good job running very crisp routes. Though his specialty is the deep ball he also does a very nice job dropping his hips and snapping out of his break on out routes or quick hitch routes. Watch out for Kelahn this fall and don't be surprised to see his recruitment sore as the season progresses. </p>
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Lets take a look at 5 players who are not committed to any program at the moment that I predict will have big years and see there recruitments takeoff.
HEIGHT
6'5"
WEIGHT
190
POS
WR/DB
CLASS
2027
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HEIGHT
5'11"
WEIGHT
175
POS
DB/ATH
CLASS
2027
State:
Michigan
Club:
Saline
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HEIGHT
6'2"
WEIGHT
175
POS
DB/ATH
CLASS
2027
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HEIGHT
6'0"
WEIGHT
205
POS
RB/LB
CLASS
2027
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HEIGHT
6'3"
WEIGHT
186
POS
ATH
CLASS
2027
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