2022 RB Stock Risers

Some 2022 RB’s have been drawing interest from schools lately, and there are some that we believe will start to see a spark in their recruitment. Here’s a look at 5 stock risers from the 2022 RB class: <img class="alignright wp-image-40970" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/08/PrzIcon3-294x300.png" alt="" width="254" height="259" /> [player_tooltip player_id="42807" first="Kaden" last="Cloud"], <em>5’11" 185lbs, Williams Field HS</em> In 8 games played, Cloud ran for 618 yards and 6 TD’s in 2020. After receiving his first offer from Oregon State way back in December of 2019, Cloud recently saw offers come in from Columbia, Air Force and Army. He’s seen some interest from Oregon as well and could very well see more offers fly in. Cloud shows a nice initial burst with good vision. He’s shown the ability to slip through tight spaces to spring loose and can be shifty in open space. Excellent lateral agility to quickly change direction with top end speed for big play ability. He’s definitely a kid that could have a huge upcoming senior season. [player_tooltip player_id="42823" first="Jeryll" last="Mcintosh"],<em> 6’0" 215lbs, Desert Edge HS</em> Mcintosh comes off a nice junior campaign by running for 1,187 yards and 11 TD’s. After picking up a Morgan State offer back in August, he has been seeing interest from San Diego State and high interest from Army. He sizes up with a great frame and is a physical, north-south type back that hits the hole with a purpose and maintains ball security. He shows excellent balance with the ability to bounce off or run through opponents. Powerful lower half to drive through opponents and finish runs. He’s flashed top end speed for big play ability and broke numerous long runs throughout the season. He projects as a power 5 talent and should see some big offers come in relatively soon. [player_tooltip player_id="42791" first="Aziya" last="Jamison"], <em>6’1" 200lbs, Williams Field HS</em> Jamison comes off a quiet, 2 game season after transferring to Williams Field from ALA-Queen Creek. However, his athleticism and talent is there. He picked up offers before the season from New Mexico and Idaho, while holding other offers from BYU, Arizona State, and Northern Arizona. Jamison’s balance is next level and has shown the ability to bounce off opponents, drag opponents, or tight rope down the sideline. He shows good lateral bounce and change of direction is a legit big play threat. If he can bounce back from a short season and be fully unleashed, he’s going to be a dangerous kid in 2021 and should see a plethora of offers. Should be a nice 1-2 punch with Cloud and Jamison.<img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-66713" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/10/IMG_4689-225x300.jpg" alt="" width="225" height="300" /> [player_tooltip player_id="42797" first="Devon" last="Grubbs"], <em>6’0" 180lbs, Desert Vista HS</em> Grubbs comes off a short, 4 game season. He was recently offered by the University of Arizona, and held previous offers from Arizona State and Northern Arizona. He also drew interest from Cal and Oregon State back in September. Grubbs is a talented all around athlete and is an all-purpose back. He’s a hard, downhill runner runner that brings physicality on every run, yet can also get shifty and make you miss. He has a strong lower half and utilizes it to finish runs and punish opponents. He flashed the ability to run routes and catch passes from the slot as well. He’ll be a big time player for Desert Vista in 2021 and should see a high trajectory in his recruitment. [player_tooltip player_id="42870" first="Bryan" last="Bogardus"], <em>5’10" 200lbs, Saguaro HS</em> Bogardus transferred from Horizon to Saguaro for the 2020 season. He has recently been drawing interest from UPenn and could definitely see his recruitment spark up. He’s a very dynamic football player all around. He accelerates through lanes with a good pad level and displays solid physicality. Good top end speed to finish long runs and will be a big play threat. He’s shown the ability to run clean routes and catch the ball from the slot, and serve as a dangerous return specialist. He’s a great fit for the Saguaro program, as he’ll have a shot to showcase his full athleticism. &nbsp;