Stats: 5 Receptions, 119 Yards, 2 TDsrnDavid put on an absolute show while helping Waunakee battle for the D2 State Championship. The Duluth commit is an exciting mismatch at WR. He is quick, twitchy, has a great burst out of his breaks. David opened up plenty of separation with his routes and athleticism. He went up and made difficult catches. The senior’s run after catch gave us some very memorable plays making DBs miss, setting up blocks, and outrunning the field. Big things ahead for the future Bulldog.

Stats: 2  Receptions, 57 YardsrnDavid isn’t the biggest athlete at 5’9″ 165 lbs, but he makes up for it with explosiveness. Everything David does on the field is done with that same quick twitch and suddenness that scares defenses. Get him the ball in open space, and he can either outrun the field or shake a squared up defender. He has soft hands to go along with that quickness, making him a viable slot receiver option for the next level. The junior has made visits to FCS and D2 programs. Definitely a name to know. He had a strong junior campaign, so look for him to build on that next fall. His testing should stand out at camps next summer also.

Stats: 121 Total Yards, 1 Receiving TD, 1 Passing TDrnThe 5’8″ 160 lbs WR isn’t the biggest, but the junior made a big impact for the reigning D2 State Champs. The slot receiver has impressive straight line speed, and body control to cut on a dime. It led to him getting big cushions that he ate up when stretching the field. He is  a savvy route runner who will use head fakes to get DBs to bite and then leave them in the dust. That is exactly how hes cored his TD. I am comfortable saying that the undersized athlete can play at the next level. D3s should definitely know his name.