Ideal 2020

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Current Wish List for the Class of 2020

25 Signees (Projected)


QB

JD Johnson 4-Star
Sol Jay Malava 3-Star (ATH)


RB

Jalen Berger 4-Star
Michael Drennen II 4-Star
Tirek Murphy 4-Star


WR

A.J. Henning 4-Star
Rashawn Williams 4-Star
Kalil Branham 4-Star
Devell Washington 3-Star


TE

Lukas Ungar 4-Star
Nick Patterson 3-Star
Jonathan Odom 3-Star

OL

Justin Rogers (G) 5-Star
Andrew Gentry (T) 4-Star
Zach Zinter (T) 4-Star


DL


Darrion Henry (E/T) 4-Star
Braiden McGregor (E) 4-Star
Bryce Mostella (E) 4-Star
Bryce Austin (T) 3-Star
Jeffrey M'ba (T) 3-Star


LB

Kalel Mullings (OLB) 4-Star
Osman Savage (OLB) 4-Star
Jahelm Thomas (OLB) 4-Star
Cornell Wheeler (ILB) 3-Star


CB

Andre Seldon 4-Star


S

Makari Paige 4-Star


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