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2. OL Greg Little

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Greg Little is the catalyst up front for three-time defending Texas state champion Allen High School following the departure of fellow tackle Bobby Evans, a 2015 Oklahoma signee. He's played tackle at both bookend positions, progressing from a raw, converted tight end to a shutdown blocker.

His ability to maneuver downhill and laterally with burst makes the 6'6", 305-pound prospect one of the premier recruits we've scouted a the position this decade. He was the only offensive lineman who consistently challenged top-rated defensive tackle Rashan Gary at The Opening and presents plug-and-play potential at the next level.

Little, who decommitted from Texas A&M this summer, is still likely to land in the SEC. LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Auburn and Ole Miss made the cut for his newly released top-five list.

"I like all of the programs. All five are contenders every year," he told B/R's Damon Sayles.
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1. DL Rashan Gary

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Rashan Gary, who landed his first offer in eighth grade and now holds more than 60 scholarships, never fails to rise up when the spotlight shines brightest. He earned defensive line MVP honors in July at The Opening and was probably the star-studded event's most impressive prospect, regardless of position.

The 6'4", 311-pound prospect collected 55 tackles and 14 sacks last season for New Jersey powerhouse Paramus Catholic. He blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown during a live Bleacher Report game assessment, sacking Tennessee quarterback commit Jarrett Guarantano six times in that contest despite blocking schemes secifically geared toward stopping him.

Gary originally planned to announce his top five favorites before the season but pushed things back. Georgia, Michigan, Auburn, LSU, USC, Ohio State and Notre Dame are among teams still battling for official visits.


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