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Who are these players ??
I have only seen Brown and Timmy Smith both solid RBs. Derick Davis I understand is another . Im sure there are some under the radar Rbs that should be noted and how about mentioning some of them by our people here that follow teams eg Jack Fallon from last years CB West team that was a super back but not well recognized before the season last year.Easton’s Nahjee Adams is our best college prospect at the position since Ovid Goulbourne in 2004. He was 6A All State last year with 1,863 yards and 26 touchdowns. Not sure of his 40, but he’s 5’11 205 and has good top end speed. Currently has offers from some MAC schools and Temple, recruiting was kind of heating up when the world shut down - I know BC, Syracuse, and Pitt all stopped through to see him for school visits and I’ve been given the impression BC likes him a lot. The team is going to under achieve, but he’s quite good.
The other really good back returning in D11 is Isiah Rico from Parkland. He ran for 1,600 yards and 24 TDs last year. He’s 5’9 200, so probably not an FBS player, but he’s incredibly strong pound-for-pound and will likely be really productive again.
The best back is probably Sam Brown from LaSalle. He’s big (6’2 180 as a sophomore) and has a solid list of offers - Kentucky, Baylor, Michigan State, West Virginia being the top. He’s probably the best running back/receiving threat in eastern PA.
If D3 is considered the East, they have a really good crop. Nick Singleton from Governor Mifflin is one of the best rising juniors in the country. Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Wisconsin have all offered and on 247 he’s a top 100 player in the country. He ran for 1,700 yards and 32 TDs last year and was All State in 5A.
District 3 also has Timmy Smith from Central Dauphin back, who was a 6A All State linebacker last year and ran for 1,350 yards and 20 TDs. I don’t see recruiting attention, but he’s a good size (6’1 195 and wrestles 182) so I would imagine he’ll play somewhere.
In D1, Khalani Eaton from North Penn was all conference last year and is the best guy on that offense, running for 1,600 yards and 19 TDs last year. He’s a huge kid (5’11 210 as a sophomore) and should be the best back in the District.
Im not sure who else D1 has returning, but I’m sure there is somebody big I am forgetting.
Do you know if the Prep has a top RB for this year ?Easton’s Nahjee Adams is our best college prospect at the position since Ovid Goulbourne in 2004. He was 6A All State last year with 1,863 yards and 26 touchdowns. Not sure of his 40, but he’s 5’11 205 and has good top end speed. Currently has offers from some MAC schools and Temple, recruiting was kind of heating up when the world shut down - I know BC, Syracuse, and Pitt all stopped through to see him for school visits and I’ve been given the impression BC likes him a lot. The team is going to under achieve, but he’s quite good.
The other really good back returning in D11 is Isiah Rico from Parkland. He ran for 1,600 yards and 24 TDs last year. He’s 5’9 200, so probably not an FBS player, but he’s incredibly strong pound-for-pound and will likely be really productive again.
The best back is probably Sam Brown from LaSalle. He’s big (6’2 180 as a sophomore) and has a solid list of offers - Kentucky, Baylor, Michigan State, West Virginia being the top. He’s probably the best running back/receiving threat in eastern PA.
If D3 is considered the East, they have a really good crop. Nick Singleton from Governor Mifflin is one of the best rising juniors in the country. Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Wisconsin have all offered and on 247 he’s a top 100 player in the country. He ran for 1,700 yards and 32 TDs last year and was All State in 5A.
District 3 also has Timmy Smith from Central Dauphin back, who was a 6A All State linebacker last year and ran for 1,350 yards and 20 TDs. I don’t see recruiting attention, but he’s a good size (6’1 195 and wrestles 182) so I would imagine he’ll play somewhere.
In D1, Khalani Eaton from North Penn was all conference last year and is the best guy on that offense, running for 1,600 yards and 19 TDs last year. He’s a huge kid (5’11 210 as a sophomore) and should be the best back in the District.
Im not sure who else D1 has returning, but I’m sure there is somebody big I am forgetting.
Bryheem Barr will be very good.Do you know if the Prep has a top RB for this year ?
What year will he be ? I don't recall seeing him last year.Bryheem Barr will be very good.
I have only seen Brown and Timmy Smith both solid RBs. Derick Davis I understand is another . Im sure there are some under the radar Rbs that should be noted and how about mentioning some of them by our people here that follow teams eg Jack Fallon from last years CB West team that was a super back but not well recognized before the season last year.
Barr and Barlow played behind Burrell, Barr will be a junior next year. Here's his Hudl highlights from last year: https://www.hudl.com/profile/9471287/Bryheem-BarrWhat year will he be ? I don't recall seeing him last year.
Rover, good stuff, but a couple clarifications.
Davis: Right on.
Tillman: No offers. He's good and quick, but very small.
Meckler: Graduated and decided not to play football at the next level.
Its a shame that Davis got hurt in the playoffs, I would have liked to see him on the biggest stage. Is Gateway going to be good enough around him again to make a deep run?
Easton’s Nahjee Adams is our best college prospect at the position since Ovid Goulbourne in 2004.
Ovid was quite a player - had the chance to watch him in the Eastern Final against the Skins at Bensalem. That game is on YouTube.
Gateway loses their QB and best defensive player as well as a couple glue kids. But overall I think they return about 7 or 8 on each side of the ball. They have a WR withe MAC level offers (Price) and have a couple other nice skill kids. OL returns a bunch too. But lots of two way kids.
Need to find a QB and a couple LBs and they should be really good.
I think they will be able to make a run, but P-R moving to 5A hurts their chances by a pretty big margin IMO.
Barr and Barlow played behind Burrell, Barr will be a junior next year. Here's his Hudl highlights from last year: https://www.hudl.com/profile/9471287/Bryheem-Barr
Who are these players ??
Thanks for the correction, Huck. It must be my age is catching up with me.Tulla,
Barr was a senior last year. Barlow should carry the load this season. He'll be a junior. My hunch is that they'll be little, to no drop-off from Burrell.
Thanks for the correction, Huck. It must be my age is catching up with me.
What do you think of the chances for a season?
I see some of your posts on the PSU free board. My son and I [mostly my son] are on the lions den. Im still hanging on . When will CRNorth be a player again ?Good to see you posting my friend, I hope you are doing well.
I see some of your posts on the PSU free board. My son and I [mostly my son] are on the lions den. Im still hanging on . When will CRNorth be a player again ?
I loved this guy since his freshman year at McDevitt and I often think about if he stayed there and played along side Lonnie Rice last year what a combination that would have been. Best of luck to him.Jon-Luke Peaker for Northeast High returns and has numerous Division 1 offers. Very explosive.