UPDATED All-American Bowl Recruiting Thread: NBC 1:00 ET

Player Bios:

Tyrion Davis: LSU’s next big running back, Davis is 6-1, 220 pounds, with legit speed in the open field. He possesses tremendous vision and patience to allow blocking schemes to develop and exploit unfilled gaps. When he picks a hole, Davis flashes with good acceleration and the elusiveness to make first contact miss.

Kardell Thomas: The nation’s No. 1 guard prospect, five star Thomas bullies defenders. But strength and power aren’t the only parts of his game. Even with his massive size (6-3, 350) Thomas has elite athleticism and agility, when combined with his brute force on the line of scrimmage projects him as LSU’s next great offensive lineman.

Siaki “Apu” Ika: The best prospect in the state of Utah this year is 6-3, 360-pound Siaki Ika. He is unblockable 1-on-1 against both the run and the pass, but not just because of his size and strength. Ika possesses elite first step quickness and tremendous usage of his hands, allowing him to disengage from blocks almost instantaneously on the snap. At 360 pounds, he can apply a spin move almost as well as he can bull rush.

Marcel Brooks: Brooks has great first-step explosion which he uses get to quarterbacks in a hurry. When he arrives, he delivers big hits. Physically, he is long and lean right now (6-3, 200), but has the perfect frame to add good weight while retaining his elite speed. He is fast enough to be considered as a potential safety prospect, but his strengths on the field are more suited to being a disruptive outside ‘backer.

Derek Stingley Jr: As rare a prospect as they come at the cornerback position, Stingley has great size and leaping ability coupled with excellent athleticism and instincts. He is a special prospect and the prototype for the cornerback position. From Stingley’s work ethic, to his pedigree, to his athleticism and intelligence, the All-American has it all.

Quentin Skinner: Built like a linebacker and powerful on his feet, Skinner’s snaps are quick and crisp. His snap technique is excellent, with smooth and consistent form. He’s the No. 1 long snapper in the nation for a reason. Skinner is the fifth All-American from Buford High School and is the school’s second ever long snapper with the honor.

Note: There was no bio provided for Charles Turner.

Stingley isn't playing in this. You probably know that. I'm just pointing that out so some posters don't freak out when he isn't on the field today.

Thank you for that! Nice work Solo!

I’m saying it now, TDavis will be the best player in this class outside of Stingley.

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WR - Garrett Wilson #14 - Garett is the supposed reason why Tom Herman releases all the information about Zach Smith. He’s a 5* WR from Austin that’s committed to Ohio State. 

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I wondered who it was.

I thought crhis Steele was supposed to commit during the game?

Ty is a stud. Height, weight, 40 time very similar to LF7.

I’d like to see him drop 10-15 lbs, but he is underrated imo even at #6 RB in nation.

Brooks is similar. Highly rated, but still underrated.

Marcel is FLYING around

I like the mic’d Up stuff. Wish they would have handed the damn ball off!

Kardell is enormous. Wish that could would have caught that screen because Turner and Kardell were about to block in space

This kid is making it RAIN