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<p>The 2030 rankings are here, and over the last few days we have talked about some of the most impressive athletes of this class. Now it's time for our very top ranked prospects in the class of 2030!</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">#5</p>
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<p>Anthony has gotten some carries on varsity and showed his outstanding speed and vision. His ability to accelerate and outrun angles is super impressive. Beyond that, his throwing highlights show a whole different dimension of his game. A huge arm that throws a tight, catchable spiral, mixed with some layered throws and absolute dots deep downfield. Uber natural arm talent mixed with the rare athleticism makes him one of the highest-ceiling prospects in the state of Michigan! </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">#4</p>
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<p>Gibraltar Carlson enters the playoffs undefeated, riding on the shoulders of their impressive freshman QB. Austyn has been so impressive. He reads and reacts better than nearly any freshman I have ever seen, and has the physical tools to do something about it. Whether it's hitting an out route with anticipation or dropping a ball into his wideouts hands from deep, he can do it all. Need him to move in the pocket? No problem. Flushed out and need to make a positive play? He can keep his eyes downfield for an open target, or tuck it and go get the yards with his legs. With 4 years under his belt by the time he gets to graduation, this will be one of the most seasoned veteran QBs on the market, which should bode well for his recruitment. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">#3</p>
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<p>Bentley caught my eye awhile back at a PRZ camp, and I knew I had to watch him closely. Fast forward and he is thrust into the starting role at The Big House against a stout defense and absolutely delivers. The arm talent and poise pops immediately. He has a calmness in the pocket that allows him to just read and make good decisions. When he does, he delivers some difficult, college level throws. Layering it, hitting windows with anticipation, playing the ball where only his guy can get it. Not much Bentley has fallen short on yet. Milford absolutely has their guy of the future. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">#2</p>
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<p>The FBS schools have taken notice! This dude can play anywhere in the secondary. He has the length and fluidity to cover any type of receiver, and has the physicality to come up and spoil screens and play the run. He's a ball hawk with a natural nose for the football, and the ball usually finds its way into his hands if you test him too much. The elite speed allows him to cover sideline to sideline as well, making him impossible to scheme out. Offenses will have to continue to deal with him for years to come! </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">#1</p>
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<p>Amari has already started to become a household name, and has worked himself into becoming one of the most well-rounded receivers in the state, regardless of class. His elite route running allows him to almost always win separation. His sudden change of direction with no warning makes him nearly impossible to cover 1 on 1. When the ball does come his way, Dorsey has a knack for making contested catches with elite concentration. There's not much he can't do, and in a system that has been pumping out impressive skill talent, I feel confident in my placement of him at #1. </p>
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The 2030 rankings are here, and over the last few days we have talked about some of the most impressive athletes of this class. Now it's time for our very top ranked prospects in the class of 2030!
Anthony has gotten some carries on varsity and showed his outstanding speed and vision. His ability to accelerate and outrun angles is super impressive. Beyond that, his throwing highlights show a whole different dimension of his game. A huge arm that throws a tight, catchable spiral, mixed with some layered throws and absolute dots deep downfield. Uber natural arm talent mixed with the rare athleticism makes him one of the highest-ceiling prospects in the state of Michigan!
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#4 Gibraltar Carlson enters the playoffs undefeated, riding on the shoulders of their impressive freshman QB. Austyn has been so impressive. He reads and reacts better than nearly any freshman I have ever seen, and has the physical tools to…
#3 Bentley caught my eye awhile back at a PRZ camp, and I knew I had to watch him closely. Fast forward and he is thrust into the starting role at The Big House against a stout defense and absolutely…
The FBS schools have taken notice! This dude can play anywhere in the secondary. He has the length and fluidity to cover any type of receiver, and has the physicality to come up and spoil screens and play the run. He's a ball hawk with a natural nose for the football, and the ball usually finds its way into his hands if you test him too much. The elite speed allows him to cover sideline to sideline as well, making him impossible to scheme out. Offenses will have to continue to deal with him for years to come!
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#1 Amari has already started to become a household name, and has worked himself into becoming one of the most well-rounded receivers in the state, regardless of class. His elite route running allows him to almost always win separation. His…