Elite level ATH, with 14 offers to include Wake Forrest, ODU, JMU, Hampton, WKU. Dynamic player in all 3 phases, Truly an ATH who is a homerun threat with ball in his hands. Has the tools to be starting D1 corner, but still honing skills and needs coaching. Needs to improve trigger, timing, and CB movements but has the tools to get there. Would also like to more film in run support. Very sudden, nice vision, nice burst with the football. When he sees a lane he exploits it. His movement skills are high level, like a Jayden Covil Jayden Covil 5'11" | 160 lbs | DB/WR Oscar Smith | 2026 State VA , Hunter Collins Jr. Hunter Collins Jr. 5'10" | 170 lbs | DB Maury | 2026 State VA More natural at WR/Returner in my opinion, more ready to contribute there. Really a kid to get into program, and can finds his way on the field due to versatility and AA. Believe he’s a G5 player when he finally commits. Could maybe see UVA/Syracuse diving in, but more solid G5. Had 12 interception Jr season, All-state CB. 13 TDs and 6 ints through 8 games. Had 12 Ints as junior. I like him as a WR and punt returner, as his suddenness and burst make him a home run threat. North/South kid who run verified 4.42 at VA Union Camp.

The easy choice for DB MVP in my eyes. This among a group of DBs that outperformed wideouts by a good margin.

5’11, 165 pounds. 3.1 GPA. A Lake Taylor junior DB who can dabble with the wideout position too. Far and away the choice for top DB after watching him work during 1v1s, this in consultation with coaches present, pretty much the unanimous choice. Sticky, out-breaking routes ran on Clark underneath 15 yards were eaten up. Great use of inside leverage, has no problem countering stemming with some hand-fighting of his own, this at the LOS or off.

Clark made sure his presence was felt with each rep, a confident football player who should see his stock rise post-ranking update. Adapted well on the fly, balanced through all phases of a route. Carries wideouts to the boundary, practically draped over wideouts who couldn’t separate at the top of routes. Peeks through the WR to the QB often, a ton of PBUs come because of his ability to see the football. Limits separation, squeezes targets against pre-snap leverage. The young man showed up and showed out.