Crouch, a 6-2, 222-pound prospect from Harding High School is rated the No. 1 running back in the country and the No. overall recruit for the class of 2019, according to Rivals.

He was named North Carolina's 2017-18 Gatorade State Football Player of the Year this past season.

For more info on Crouch, visit his profile page on our 2019 Recruiting Tracker.

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ImayGoLesMiles•76 months

We are going to kill it in recruiting next year.

LSUvet72•76 months

Runs just like Fournette did in high school and college . If he comes to LSU he will not only play as a freshman but will lead LSU to wins over Bama and national championship with All American QB Myles Brennan

Lexman1•76 months

Never hurts to offer. If he accepts, sign him! If not, Louisiana is apparently stacked with 5 star running backs in next years class! Things are looking up!

loweralabamatrojan•76 months

If he doesn't make it in football, there's a future for him in a Harry Potter sequel.

CL8100•76 months

What happen to the other running back recruits that committed to Lau for 2019, didn't L$u have 1 or 2 running backs they offered and they committed? Will be good to get 2 in this class

lsu480•76 months

I thought I was the only one named Quavaris

bamagreycoat•76 months

I’m John Jacob Jingleheimershmidt but my cousin is named Quavaris.

Drizzt•76 months

North Carolina players are overrated. They tend to soft.

gamecocks22•76 months

Gurley sucked

RaleighTGR•76 months

i hope Lewis Neal and Greg Gilmore kick your a**

CL8100•76 months

Can they get him on campus several times and he will enjoy it