re: Class of 2015 Recruiting MEGATHREAD - Twilight Edition

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Worried bout our oline. No monsters except Crob(young) and Jax(unproven)

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I think brown is solid. I think Kelly is a good leader and has good technique. Just small. Grant hill is a monster and should start. And yes crob and Jackson are monsters. My ideal OL and I've been saying it awhile is

C Rob/Jackson/Kelly/Brown/Hill

Wish I could've seen them to Jimi

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2016 Rivals 5-stars

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5. ATH Demetris Robertson
Savannah, Ga. - Savannah Country Day School

Robertson is a great athlete who could play wide receiver or cornerback, but I think his strength is on offense because of his ability to create separation and excellent ball skills. He's a dynamic route runner, very sudden in his cuts and has an extra gear. He can be a dynamic outside or slot receiver at the next level or a big cornerback. His versatility is intriguing. -- Farrell

Over the past two years, we've essentially watched Robertson grow up before our eyes. He's added weight and continues to grow, while not losing the explosion that makes him a standout at most camps. What put Robertson over the top, though, is his willingness to play on both sides of the ball. If there are concerns about his size as a wide receiver, he's shown that he can be just as dominant as a defensive back. Even though he plays in a smaller classification, Robertson's work on the field is equally impressive as his work in camps and he'll be moving into even a larger role this upcoming season as a junior. -- Wommack

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10. LB Lyndell Wilson
Montgomery, Ala. - Carver

Wilson is an extremely smart linebacker who diagnoses plays very well and rarely takes a false step. He's the prototypical weakside linebacker who can blitz off the edge but also drop in coverage and even line up over the flex or slot receiver. He's physical when he arrives at the ball and has very good tackling form. He reads run/pass very well and always seems to be in the proper position. -- Farrell

Wilson is very quick off the edge and shows good hips and balance when dropping into coverage. He's a good athlete with good balls skills, great closing speed and is a sure and physical tackler. He's also very smart and patient, reading plays well and always finding the football. -- Krohn

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11. RB Kareem Walker
Wayne, N.J. - De Paul Catholic

Walker is a big, upright running back who has tremendous burst through the hole and the straightline speed to outrun second level defenders at 210 pounds. He has very good feet and balance and has a great combination of size and elusiveness. If you try to tackle him low, he can cut and keep his balance and if you try to tackle him high, he can brush you off. He's a complete first- and second-down back who can score from anywhere but also get tough yards when needed. His receiving skills are improving all the time. He's a workhorse. -- Farrell

Walker is a bigger back with great speed and vision. He is a load in the open field, but one of the best things about Walker is the way he runs with power; he delivers the hit instead of being hit. Walker is one of those few running backs that can make an immediate impact at the college level. -- Friedman

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BOL put out a Forecast on Ronnie Harrison putting the chances he choose Bama at 80 percent.

:BamaBump:

Just edged out Stidham for the #1 DT QB on 247's comp.