Holt was the most productive two-way player in the state, with over 800 receiving yards and nine touchdowns on offense, and six interceptions on defense. He rarely left the field, also returning a few kicks and punts, and helping lead South Stanly to an 8-2 record.

Holt is a well-rounded receiver who plays both sides of the ball and flashes elite potential. He has excellent speed and plays bigger than his frame suggests, with multiple highlight-reel contested catches on film. He can really run and that helps him both before and after the catch as he’s able to both create separation in his routes and beat players with the ball in his hands.

Having wrote about Jasiah recently for our 704 Junior Bowl Series, I recently got a chance to see him in person at a local camp. I think with his production last season and his explosive ability when he gets into space, he earned the #1 ranking for the best receiver in Stanly County. For Jasiah to take a step from a recruiting perspective, I think as he gets stronger and gets to more camp settings, it will help with his exposure to show more people what he can do in those competitive settings. I expect him to have another productive season as his quarterback is returning as well, and they have a great connection already.