North Dakota 2027s Worth a Senior Eval

We spent our Tuesday morning with taking a deep look at North Dakota's 2027 class of prospects we feel for the college coaches out there are worth a real good look with their midseason senior eval. Every prospect on this list has just one offer reported and a couple of them oddly have not gotten their first offer yet, but sit inside our top 35 overall in North Dakota. Let's grab a look at who in my mind is worth a deeper senior eval thus far.    Fargo Davies is surely one of the most run heavy teams in 11AAA in the Power T offense, but Fargo Davies 2027 [player_tooltip player_id='1625504' first='Brady' last='Vetter'] is one to me worth a senior eval, due to averaging 28 yards per catch thru the midseason mark for the Eagles offense. He has long arms and great hands that are efficent for those tight window receptions. In fact, the bulk of what you see on tape resemble that as that is something I grade highly on as catch difficulty is huge on what are usually bang-bang plays. Brady is a two-way threat for Fargo Davies, that is an instinctive ball-tracker and has consistently showed off the fluidity with his footwork on deep routes. He's got instinctive timing going for the ball in the air and somehow just has one D2 offer for football with a handful more offers for basketball, but grades out as a scholarship level D2 target in our eyes that's under the radar midway thru his senior season.     Cameron is in a similar boat as Brady, with just one NSIC offer thus far out of Minot North and one that graded out as a top-tier wide receiver at our last Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase that has the verified measurables and athleticism you should want in your next-level receiving core. Cameron is a fluid route-runner that also has the length to pick the ball out of the air even with an off line throw deep down the field. He's a very quick finder of the ball and again has the ball instincts you want in your receiving core especially at the Division 2 level. Cameron is another one out of this list that passes the eye test with his catch difficulty regardless if it's along the edges or the middle of the field. He's one that is surely getting missed that would be a great NSIC or RMAC target that is blessed academically too with a 4.0 GPA.     Enouch is one that if you would have told me when we added him to our 2027 board several months ago that he would still be looking for his first offer this late, I would have told you were crazy. He has quickly noted explosivenss in the Mustangs backfield and is a running back that throttles downfield when he see an opportuniy in the open field. He has solid elusiveness that gets utilized a ton in the Mustangs red zone package as a "one cut and gone" type running back as far as his efficency goes. Enoch is one that I feel his explosiveness has some upside yet to build on too, as the yards he gets in my eyes don't paint the full picture for truly how exposive he is. No reported offers yet oddly enough for our RB2 in the 2027 class.     A 2027 wide receiver out of Mandan that had a herd of receptions what fellow PRZ Dakotas scout Rye Storrs called the North Dakota Game of the Year, is [player_tooltip player_id='1315738' first='Daniel' last='Wentz'] from from Mandan. Daniel is one that is a sure mistach that is 6'3 185 pounds but comes out of the slot for the Braves, as a middle of the field target for sure yards but also can thread the needle on crossing routes. He's got some explosive traits that come off the top of his route and has the great hands in tight windows that are consistent across his game tapes. Just one reported offer from Dickinson State, but is one that should be trending upwards on more recruiting boards around North and South Dakotas schools.     I feel I have been barking like a dog about this kid for far too long now, as Alexander 2027 athlete [player_tooltip player_id='2103758' first='Julian' last='Gant'] might be one of the best hidden gems in this North Dakota class. He plays on both sides of the ball for Alexander, but has really flashed the most this season on the defensive side of the ball at the cornerback position. Julian possesses great ball instincts and obvious length in his 6'4 175 pound frame that translates to the next-level as an athlete. This young man is a sure playmaker that when he has at the ball in his hands, he very well could take the ball for a touchdown on any given play, as that lives consistently across his Week 1-5 tape this season. Surely a name to know quickly out of this class that is sure worth a senior eval.   <a href="https://x.com/JullianGant" data-type="link" data-id="https://x.com/JullianGant">TWITTER</a>     Ayden has a motor that you want at the linebacker position that doesn't quit and is more wirey with his movement than you might expect. He has the popping vison that you want in your defensive run game to slow down the run game very early upon arrival in the inside box. He's one that was at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase early in his career that has shown off the pure development sitting as our LB2 in the 2027 class and I already have logged as a significant stockriser up our 2027 North Dakota rankings. He's a consistent tackler in the inside box that just holds one early offer from Bemidji State last spring and there hasn't been any reported offers yet since then for some odd reason.     Wide receivers that enjoy blocking have seemed to be a dime in a dozen in the Dakotas, but that is surely not the case with Minot 2027 wide receiver [player_tooltip player_id='1626782' first='Logan' last='Ludwig'] at all. You will find him on both sides of the ball for the Magi and that blue collar physicality he plays trends pretty balanced on both sides of the ball. The 6'3 185 pounder also shows off to be a significant red zone threat for Minot, as Logan has an eye-catching catch radius when he gets into the air for the football. He's one that sits inside our top 35 overall that I am really shocked doesn't have an offer as of yet as there's plenty to like on his midseason tape.

We spent our Tuesday morning with taking a deep look at North Dakota's 2027 class of prospects we feel for the college coaches out there are worth a real good look with their midseason senior eval. Every prospect on this list has just one offer reported and a couple of them oddly have not gotten their first offer yet, but sit inside our top 35 overall in North Dakota. Let's grab a look at who in my mind is worth a deeper senior eval thus far.