19 running back, holds offers from Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Penn State, South Carolina, Virginia, Virginia Tech and West Virginia. Chesterfield (Va.) Bird's Ramon Brown, who is the No. State, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Wisconsin. His offer list includes Arkansas, Duke, N.C. 11 running back, is the top-rated player at the position.

Greenville (N.C.) Rose's Michael Allen, who is the No. In the 2023 class, Life Christian's Joshua Miller (Nebraska, Maryland, Michigan State, Penn State, Pitt, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, West Virginia) joins Birchmeier.

In the 2022 class, Colonial Heights (Va.) Life Christian's Trevyon Green (Liberty, Maryland, Pitt, Virginia Tech, West Virginia), Virginia Beach (Va.) Landstown's Isaiah Montgomery, Florida State, Indiana, Michigan State, Georgia Tech, Pitt, Tennessee, Virginia Tech, Virginia, NC State) and Chesapeake (Va.) Deep Creek's Ryan Nolan (Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Michigan State, Pitt, West Virginia, Tennessee) are set to attend. 29 player in 247Sports' rankings already holds offers from Arkansas, Michigan State, Penn State, Pitt, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virginia Tech and West Virginia. The headliner is slated to attend is class of 2023 offensive tackle Alex Birchmeier of Ashburn (Va.) Broad Run. John's cornerback Joshua Thompson (Arizona State, Michigan, Michigan State, Pitt, Rutgers, South Carolina, Stanford, Tennessee) are also set to attend. State, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Pitt, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech) and Washington (D.C.) St. 14 cornerback, holds offer from the likes of Alabama, Florida State, North Carolina, Nebraska, Oregon, Penn State, Pitt, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Virginia and Virginia Tech.Ĭhesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith's Sherrod Covil (Michigan, Penn State, Alabama, LSU, Michigan State, N.C. Virginia Beach (Va.) Green Run's Tayon Holloway, who is the No. Also in the group are Life Christian's Gene Townsel (Maryland), Roanoke (Va.) Hidden Valley's Ashton Carroll (Ball State). 15 outside linebacker, has Duke, Kentucky, South Carolina and West Virginia among his offers. Kannapolis (N.C.) A L Brown's Torren Wright, who is the No. His offer list includes Arkansas, Duke, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Virginia Tech and West Virginia. 13 outside linebacker in the 247Sports Composite. In the '23 class, Alexandria (Va.) Bishop Ireton's TJ Bush (Maryland, Vanderbilt) and West Roxbury (Mass.) Catholic Memorial's Boubacar Traore (Boston College commit) are set to perform.Īmong the group, Murphy is joined by Shelby (N.C.) High's Malaki Hamrick, who is the No. State, Penn State, Virginia) leads the 2022 class prospects. Raleigh (N.C.) Leesville Road's Beau Atkinson (Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, N.C. His offer list includes Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Maryland, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, USC, Virginia and Virginia Tech. 1 inside linebacker in the industry-generated 247Sports Composite. One of the headliners of the group is Manassas (Va.) High linebacker Shawn Murphy, who is the No. until the event ends at 5 p.m., you can CLICK HERE for the the live updates. The Stack Sports Showcase & Elite 11 is staged at the Virginia Beach Sportsplex and from check-in at 8 a.m. The Mines defense held Angelo State to 76 yards rushing (3.2 yards/carry), as the Orediggers outgained the Rams 383-354.Prospects in Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland waited for a long time to showcase their skills, and an impressive group of prospects from the region in the 20 classes will do so Sunday in Virginia Beach, Va. That included a career-long 77-yard boot and two that were downed at the Angelo State 1-yard line. 3 Grand Valley State by averaging 48.8 yards on seven punts and pinning Angelo State inside its own 20 three times. Punter Blake Doud followed up last week’s specialist of the week performance in a win over then-No. Walker and Noah Roper combined for 113 yards and three rushing TDs, all coming in the second half, and McLeod had a game-high 147 yards receiving in the Orediggers’ second straight win over a top-five opponent.

The Orediggers scored 21 points in the fourth quarter, including a pair of Landon Walker touchdown runs and John Matocha’s 84-yard scoring strike to Max McLeod that put Mines (2-0) ahead for good. 4 Angelo State, 31-21, in San Angelo, Texas, on Saturday. 2 Colorado School of Mines maintained its perfect start to the season by rallying from an 11-point halftime deficit to take down No. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menuĭon’t look now, but Colorado isn’t the only undefeated nationally ranked college football team in the Centennial State.

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