Justice is an intriguing offensive weapon out of Kenosha. He plays primarily RB for Indian Trail, but he offers the ability to line up out wide as well. The 6’2″ 190 lbs senior has the frame for either position. On the ground, Justice is a physical runner. More than you would expect for an athlete who is long and lean like him. He plays behind his pads, runs his feet through contact, and most importantly has the body control to be able to take hits without being thrown off balance. Justice possesses the speed to be able to hurt the defense outside the tackles. Lovelace also brings the hands needed to be a viable option as a receiver recruit. His route running would need the time and coaching to develop, but he has the tools to mold. Don’t miss out.

Stats: 9 Carries, 76 Yards, 4 TDs, 3 Receptions, 25 Yards, 1 TDrnThe 6’2″ 195 lbs RB lined up all over. He played in the backfield, and in the slot. Justice took several hand offs on jet sweeps allowing him to use his speed and vision to stretch the field horizontally before cutting up field or breaking contain. Form the traditional RB position, Lovelace put his power and contact balance on display as he was able to power through arm tackles, absorb shoulder hits, and continue to move forward. His receiving TD perfectly displayed his ability to make concentration grabs in traffic. The senior is a three down back, and a diamond in the rough. I expect to see him climb the RB rankings.