Recruiting: 2022

 The Committed:

  1. CB Will Johnson 5-Star
  2. WR Tyler Morris 4-Star 
  3. QB Jayden Denegal 4-Star
  4. WR Tay'shawn Trent 4-Star
  5. Edge Mario Eugenio 4-Star
  6. ATH Kody Jones 4-Star 
  7. CB Myles Pollard 4-Star
  8. TE Marlin Klein 3-Star
  9. TE Colston Loveland 3-Star
  10. RB C.J. Stokes 3-Star
  11. OT Allesandro Lorenzettie 3-Star
  12. DT Davonte Miles 3-Star 
  13. LB Kevonte Henry 3-Star
  14. OT Connor Jones 3-Star 
  15. ATH Aaron Alexander 3-Star

Top Remaining Prospects In Play: 
  • DT  Walter Nolan 5-Star
  • ATH Keon Sabb 5-Star
  • OL  Josh Conerly 4-Star
  • ATH  Dillon Tatum 4-Star
  • RB  George Pettaway
  • DT  Jordan Pillips 3-Star
  • S  Chase Biddle 4-Star
  • CB  Jaedon Gould 4-Star
  • WR  Darrius Clemons 4-Star
  • DE  Joe Strickland 4-Star
  • LB Sebastian Cheeks 4-Star
  • TE  Oscar Delp 4-Star
  • CB  Jaeden Gould 4-Star
  • CB  Benjamin Morrison 4-Star
  • DT  KJ Miles 4-Star
  • ATH  Jaden Mangham
  • S  Sherrod Covill 4-Star
  • LB  Jordan Cook 4-Star
  • LB Torren Wright 4-Star
  • LB Ish Harris 3-Star
  • S  Austin Brown 3-Star

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