Cole Cable Cole Cable 5'11" | 165 lbs | WR North Hall | 2027 State GA is a very talented wide out in the 2027 class out of Georgia’s North Hall and with the ability that he has, he can take the top off of a defense. With his sure hands, he’s got a ton of promise there at the wide out position. He is a strong route runner and can get open quickly. He is certainly a threat to defenses, and I believe he’s going to have a monster year in 2026!

I’ve been a fan of Cable since the end of his sophomore year, and he once again proved it with his production as a junior. Cable is a smooth operator who attacks space and leverage at a high level. His production is distributed across each level of the field. I think the floor on him is high, and I expect him to pick up some recruiting traction as coaches roll through this offseason.

’24 All-State. Baseball athlete. Good foot speed. Fires out of stance and maintains speed to get DBs vertical. Decels well at TOR. Tracks ball brilliantly over shoulder. Times jumps well. Decent short-area quickness. Real underrated player. Cable was playing baseball when I went to check out North Hall this spring. I am excited to learn more about him and will continue to check in on him this fall.

Highly productive. ’24 All-State. Baseball athlete. Good foot speed. Fires out of stance and maintains speed to get DBs vertical. Decels well at TOR. Tracks ball brilliantly over shoulder. Times jumps well. Decent short-area quickness. Real underrated player. Would learn about him and show him some love if I were at an FBS program. Breakout potential on the trail after productive underclassman years.

A promising pass-catcher who had a fantastic sophomore season this fall, this small-town wideout north of Gainesville proved to be a dynamic pass-catcher down the field, creating separation on a consistent basis and making a play on the ball. The crafty wideout hauled in 54 passes last season for 816 yards and 12 touchdowns. He shows soft, dependable hands and knows how to stretch the field. If he continues to develop and adds more muscle mass to go along with his already impressive speed, Cable could be bound for a possible breakout season next fall as a junior.

The Prep Redzone Next Alumni has made the switch to WR this year as he waits his turn at QB. He has grown to 5’11 150 and was a sure handed go to target for the Trojans this Fall catching 51 passes for 720 yards with 11 TDs. Had a season high 192 yards on 8 catches and scored 3 TDs in a win over Pickens.

The 3 sport standout is a natural athlete and a fierce competitor. Has the speed to beat you on the post route and is excellent making adjustments with the ball in the air. Good route running techniques to create separation with good hands on the out and slant routes.

Interesting prospect that I feel could probably make an impact at any of the skill positions on field. It will be fun to follow his progress over the next 2 season. One to watch.