A small-town wideout still flying under the radar in Conyers, McAlister is one of the region’s top returning receivers after a terrific junior year last season, catching 39 passes for 714 yards and seven touchdowns. The 5-foot-11 175-pounder plays bigger than his size and knows how to make a tough catch in traffic down the field. He’s a big-play wideout with his best football way ahead of him, and he showed last year that he’s capable of playing somewhere at the collegiate level down the road.

A metro-Atlanta receiver on the rise, McAlister has proven to be one of the top pass-catchers in the Conyers area. He can really run, can change directions, and shows strong enough hands to make a big catch in tight coverage. He’s a good overall athlete who can run, jump, and make big plays down the field. He’s hauled in 28 passes through his first five games for 509 yards and six touchdowns. He’s averaging 18.2 yards per catch and over 100 yards per game. His best game this season has come against Washington where he caught nine passes for 185 yards and three touchdowns. Don’t be surprised if some D1 interest and possible offers come his way at the end of the season.