Lorenzo has picked up quite a bit of GLIAC attention, as well as some MACtion along the way, but I still think he may be a bit underrated as well. I absolutely love his game and truly believe he is the home run hitter programs all over the country are looking for.

His speed and athleticism are elite. The way he changes direction and hits the open field at full speed is remarkable. Defenders have no time to react when he makes his cut and gets vertical.

I came away from the Rising Stars camp incredibly impressed with Lorenzo. When I watched Lorenzo in-season, I thought he had above-average twitch, and solid vision in the open field.

At camp, Lorenzo jumped out of the gym. Consistently one of, if not the best, release and acceleration at camp. Additionally, Lorenzo ran immaculate routes all day, and did a great job changing direction at his break and stopping on a dime. Without a doubt, Lorenzo is a Division 1 prospect. Rare footwork, and all-around athletic ability.

When Lorenzo gets some open field, he can take full advantage, and that’s exactly what he did on Friday night in their title game. One of the highlights was taking a little dump off to the house with some sweet moves and a burst of speed. He also had an absurd catch that didn’t count, but was an unbelievable display of concentration and athleticism. I liked his film, but seeing him in person gave me a whole new appreciation for his game. Huge boost in stock for him in my eyes this weekend!

It was nice to see Lorenzo Barber Lorenzo Barber 5'7" | 165 lbs | WR/DB Orchard Lake St Mary's | 2027 State MI earn so many touches. A lot of speed-in-space opportunities for Lorenzo, and a handful of opportunities between the tackles. He’s explosive and can be slippery in traffic. His tape showcases a little more of his abilities as a receiver.

Extremely versatile player who I hope to watch again sometime this year. I feel like I’ll have a chance to do so at Ford Field this November.