re: Class of 2018 Recruiting MEGATHREAD: So Long Old Friend Edition

This site really is the best. The weak and thin skinned get weeded out pretty quick. It's amazing

Bobby Brown is probably the top DT on the board. Tart-Spencer is up there.

Do we have an updated list for the champions cookout next weekend?

I was really surprised James was listed at 275, he definitely has the size to be a lineman.

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Huge visitor list for camp tomorrow through Tuesday:

2018

Micah Parsons, 5-star DE, Harrisburg (Pa.)

James Cook, 4-star RB, Miami (Fla.) Central

Alontae Taylor, 4-star WR, Manchester (Tenn.) Coffee County Central – Tennessee commit

Fabian Franklin, 4-star RB, Hattiesburg (Miss.)

Kalon Gervin, 4-star CB, Detroit (Mich.) Cass Tech

Brandon Kaho, 4-star ILB, Reno (Nev.) – BYU commit

Lyn-J Dixon, 4-star RB, Butler (Ga.) Taylor County – Tennessee commit

Zakoby McClain, 4-star OLB, Valdosta (Ga.)

Jeremiah Martin, 4-star WDE, San Bernardino (Calif.) Cajon

Joseph Scates, 4-star WR, Dayton (Ohio) Dunbar

Reuben Unije, 4-star OT, Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy

Isaah Crocker, 4-star WR, Sacramento (Calif.) Inderkum

Jemaurian Jones, 3-star CB, Brookhaven (Miss.)

Myles Mason, 3-star S, Hewitt-Trussville (Ala.)

Jonathan Hess, 3-star ATH, Birmingham (Ala.) Vestavia Hills – Ole Miss commit

Devin Brumfield, 3-star RB, Covington (La.)

Stanley Garner, 3-star CB, Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Dillard

James Graham, 3-star QB, Fitzgerald (Ga.)

Slade Bolden, 3-star APB, West Monroe (La.)

Kohl Henke, 3-star S, Chattanooga (Tenn.) Boyd-Buchanan School

Patrick Joyner, 3-star WDE, Homestead (Fla.) South Dade – Florida State commit

Michael Williams, 3-star ATH, Baton Rouge (La.) Dunham School

Dan Land III, 3-star CB, Albany (Ga.) Westover

Michael Ezeike, 3-star TE, Ontario (Calif.) Colony

Anthony Lewis Jr., 3-star TE, Mobile (Ala.) Murphy

Hidari Ceasar, 3-star S, Monroe (La.) Richwood – TCU commit

David Reese, 3-star OLB, Fort Pierce (Fla.) Vero Beach

Kenneth Dicks, 3-star CB, Suwanee (Ga.) Lambert

Dallas Craddieth, 3-star S, Florissant (Mo.) Hazelwood Central

Rayshad Williams, 3-star CB, Memphis (Tenn.) Whitehaven

Jaden Harris, 3-star S, Monroe (La.) Ouachita Parish

Chris Carter, 3-star TE, Homestead (Fla.) South Dade – USF commit

Camerun Peoples, RB, Lineville (Ala.) Clay-Chalkville

Geor'quarius Spivey, TE, Monroe (La.) Richwood

Bryce Jones, JUCO S, Arizona Western College (Ariz.)

2019

Devontae Dobbs, 4-star OT, Belleville (Mich.)

Jaylen McCollough, 4-star S, Powder Springs (Ga.) Hillgrove

Quavaris Crouch, 4-star RB, Charlotte (N.C.) Harding University

Anthony Bradford, 4-star OT, Muskegon (Mich.)

Derek Stingley, 4-star CB, Baton Rouge (La.) Dunham School

Shammond Cooper, 4-star OLB, Saint Louis (Mo.) Trinity Catholic

Max Williams, 4-star CB, Gardena (Calif.) Junipero Serra

Tyrique Stevenson, 4-star CB, Homestead (Fla.) South Dade – Florida commit

Frank Ladson, 4-star WR, Miami (Fla.) South Dade – Florida commit

Chris Steele, 4-star CB, Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco – UCLA commit

Julian Barnett, 4-star CB, Belleville (Mich.)

Isaiah Williams, 4-star ATH, Saint Louis (Mo.) Trinity Catholic

Cameron Wynn, 4-star ATH, Chattanooga (Tenn.) Notre Dame – Tennessee commit

Hank Bachmeier, 4-star QB, Murrieta (Calif.) Valley

Jeremiah Criddell, 4-star CB, Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.)

Spencer Brown, 3-star OT, Commerce Township (Mich.) Walled Lake Western

Jadon Jackson, 3-star WR, Centerton (Ark.) Bentonville West

Dwan Mathis, 3-star QB, Belleville (Mich.) Oak Park

Paul Tyson, QB, Hewitt-Trussville (Ala.)

Joseph Charleston, S, Alpharetta (Ga.) Milton

Jalen Hunt, SDE, Belleville (Mich.)

Derrick McLendon, WDE, Tucker (Ga.)

Nate Martens, QB, Saint Louis (Mo.) DeSmet

Travis Robinson, OG, Daytona Beach (Fla.) Mainland

Mark Fox, OT, Miami (Fla.) Northwestern

Jahad Carter, ATH, Richmond (Va.) Henrico

Ray Parker, OT, Ruston (La.)

Garrett Shrader, QB, Charlotte (N.C.) Christian

Jalen Perry, CB, Dacula (Ga.)

Demaurez Bellamy, S, Sebastian (Fla.) River


2020

Avantae Williams, ATH, Deland (Fla.) – Miami commit

Robby Ashford, QB, Hoover (Ala.)

Griffin Brewster, QB, Rome (Ga.) Darlington School

Jalen Rivers, OT, Orange Park (Fla.) Oakleaf

Sav'ell Smalls , OLB, Seattle (Wash.) Garfield

Jaden Navarrette, WR, Corona (Calif.) Centennial

Bryan Bresee, SDE, Damascus (Md.)

Jacob Freeman, WR, Hogansville (Ga.) Callaway

Bryce Young, QB, Los Angeles (Calif.) Cathedral

Chantz Williams, WDE, Orange Park (Fla.) Oakleaf

Tee Webb, QB, Cartersville (Ga.)

Dazalin Worsham, WR, Hewitt-Trussville (Ala.)

Andre Seldon, CB, Belleville (Mich.)

Walker Parks, OT, Lexington (Ky.) Christian Academy

2021

Harrison Allen, RB, Cartersville (Ga.)

Damon Payne, SDE, Belleville (Mich.)

Quay Walker is visiting Georgia today.

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For most of this summer, Austin four-star running back Asa Martin has had a clear top three.

Monday, he'll decide if Clemson will enter the mix.

The 5-foot-11, 200-pound Martin will make the trip to see the defending national champions. His mother will join him. Clemson has not offered, but he's expecting it on the trip.

Alabama, Auburn and Florida make up Martin's top three, with his planned commitment date of Aug. 24.

"They're not added to (the top group) yet," Martin said Thursday at the USA Football 7on7 national championships in Hoover. "They've got to show me the same thing other schools have. I've been talking to them, but I don't really have a good relationship yet. My mom has to be comfortable."

It's a hectic time for Martin, and he said he's hearing from coaches nonstop while also taking a summer class so he can graduate in December. Martin has visited Ole Miss, but the Rebels won't be a factor.

Martin will visit Alabama on Friday and Auburn Saturday for their respective recruiting events.

Here's what he said about his finalists on Thursday.

AUBURN: "The school has probably been recruiting me the longest. It feels like home around there. I have a great relationship with (offensive coordinator) Coach (Chip) Lindsey and (running backs) Coach (Tim) Horton. What they do on offense is one of the best fits for me because we run some of the same stuff at Austin."

ALABAMA: "The thing with them, it's the mecca of college football. They're going to be in the position to win a national championship every year and they send their guys to the NFL. That's what helps most about them."

FLORIDA: "My relationship with (assistant) Coach (JaJuan) Seider is probably the biggest asset with them. I love it in Gainesville too. It's a very nice town. It's beautiful. Me living in Florida gives them a little up too, living there last year (going to IMG Academy)."

Martin will visit his three finalists once more before his commitment. No one has separated themselves, he said.

"Everybody's about even," Martin said. "If I knew where I was going, I'd go ahead and get it over with. The recruiting process is long and tiring."

All three are recruiting Martin at running back. He has worked some in the slot at Alabama's camp. Martin said that none of the schools have mentioned defense, though he also plays safety for Austin.

Tournament play starts on Saturday morning, with games at the Hoover Met and Hoover Soccer Fields. Martin and Austin face Thompson at 9 a.m. at the soccer fields in their first double-elimination game.

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