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<p>These small-town 2027 prospects are bound for giant senior seasons...</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">An impressive 2027 pass catcher who shined at both wide receiver and tight end last season, Crider is a sure-handed, 6'3 200-pound hybrid player out of Bulloch Academy in Statesboro. As a junior, Crider caught 22 passes for 455 yards and 6 touchdowns, showing plenty of speed and natural playmaking ability. He also did it in an offense where he also provided physicality in the run game. He's terrific after the catch, he can stretch the field, and he showed easy D1 talent and Power Four potential. He earned a recent offer from Army and more could be on the way soon.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Another under the radar defensive back who plays hard, knows how to tackle. and was a consistent weapon for the Effingham County defense all season long last year, Jenkins is a small town defender with D1 talent who made 28 tackles last season while breaking up seven passes in coverage while picking off one of them. He shows good instincts as a sophomore, at 6'0 180-pounds and could be in store for a really strong junior season in 2026. He earned first first offer last week from the Kansas Jayhawks and will likely see more come his way over the next few months.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">A big-play wideout with the potential to see his Prep Redzone ranking increase over time, Ivester is a speedy receiver who has no problem sneaking past defenders down the field. He's one of the fastest and most productive receivers in the area with above-average size for his position at 6-foot-0 180-pounds. He tracks the ball well, shows soft hands, and made every catch count last season. The playmaking pass-catcher caught 30 passes for 717 yards and nine touchdowns last season for an eye-opening average of 24 yards per reception. He's one to keep a close eye on as a senior this fall.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">A rising senior flying under the radar in Forsyth County, Cahill is a two-way player up in the Coal Mountain area fresh of a really strong junior season. The 6-foot-0 165-pound wide receiver and defensive back showed good instincts and ball skills no matter where he was lined up, catching 12 passes for 331 yards and four touchdowns. Defensively, the Raider athlete made 32 tackles and picked off four passes. Look for Cahill to push for All-Region honors as a senior in 2026.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">A versatile athlete who can make play after play no matter where he's lined up, Mallard is a terrific overall athlete who can run, catch, and has a natural feel for the game. One of the top returning wide receivers in the Savannah area, Mallard also made big plays at running back while shining consistently on special teams. Mallard caught 32 passes last season as a junior for 657 yards and nine touchdowns. He also ran for just under 400 yards and four touchdowns on just 41 carries. He's a big-play weapon who should have a giant senior season in 2026.</p>
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These small-town 2027 prospects are bound for giant senior seasons...
An impressive 2027 pass catcher who shined at both wide receiver and tight end last season, Crider is a sure-handed, 6'3 200-pound hybrid player out of Bulloch Academy in Statesboro. As a junior, Crider caught 22 passes for 455 yards…
Another under the radar defensive back who plays hard, knows how to tackle. and was a consistent weapon for the Effingham County defense all season long last year, Jenkins is a small town defender with D1 talent who made 28 tackles last season while breaking up seven passes in coverage while picking off one of them. He shows good instincts as a sophomore, at 6'0 180-pounds and could be in store for a really strong junior season in 2026. He earned first first offer last week from the Kansas Jayhawks and will likely see more come his way over the next few months.
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A big-play wideout with the potential to see his Prep Redzone ranking increase over time, Ivester is a speedy receiver who has no problem sneaking past defenders down the field. He's one of the fastest and most productive receivers in the area with above-average size for his position at 6-foot-0 180-pounds. He tracks the ball well, shows soft hands, and made every catch count last season. The playmaking pass-catcher caught 30 passes for 717 yards and nine touchdowns last season for an eye-opening average of 24 yards per reception. He's one to keep a close eye on as a senior this fall.
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A rising senior flying under the radar in Forsyth County, Cahill is a two-way player up in the Coal Mountain area fresh of a really strong junior season. The 6-foot-0 165-pound wide receiver and defensive back showed good instincts and ball skills no matter where he was lined up, catching 12 passes for 331 yards and four touchdowns. Defensively, the Raider athlete made 32 tackles and picked off four passes. Look for Cahill to push for All-Region honors as a senior in 2026.
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A versatile athlete who can make play after play no matter where he's lined up, Mallard is a terrific overall athlete who can run, catch, and has a natural feel for the game. One of the top returning wide receivers…