re: Class of 2019 Recruiting MEGATHREAD: That's a Wrap Edition

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Here's the complete list:

1. Clay Webb, OL, Oxford: The uncommitted prospect leads the Yellow Jackets against Shades Valley at home.

2. Bo Nix, QB, Pinson Valley: The Auburn commit leads the defending Class 6A champ in a road game at Huffman on Friday.

3. Pierce Quick, OL, Hewitt-Trussville: The Alabama commit leads the Huskies against undefeated Mountain Brook (6-0) on Friday at home.

4. George Pickens, WR, Hoover: The Auburn commit and the Bucs travel to crosstown rival Spain Park on Friday.

5. Mohamoud Diabate, DE/LB, Auburn: From off an off week, the Florida commit leads the Tigers against Smiths Station on Friday at home.

6. Vonta Bentley, LB, Jackson-Olin: The Clemson commit and the undefeated Mustangs play at Pelham after being off last week.

7. Taulia Tagovailoa, QB, Thompson: The Alabama commit and the Warriors play Spain Park at home Friday.

8. Amari Kight, OL, Thompson: After a week off, the Alabama commit and the Warriors continue Class 7A, Region 3 play against Spain Park at home.

9. Paul Tyson, QB, Hewitt-Trussville: The Alabama commit plays at home against Mountain Brook on Friday.

10. Christian Williams, DB, Daphne: The Alabama commit and the Trojans play Robertsdale on Friday night.

11. D.J. Dale, DL, Clay-Chalkville: The Alabama commit and the Cougars play at Pell City, which almost upset Etowah last week.

12. Jaydon Hill, DB, Bob Jones: The Florida commit suffered a season-ending knee injury earlier this season, but the Patriots play at Sparkman on Friday.

13. Patrick Lucas, DL, Wetumpka: The Ole Miss commit and his teammates will try to bounce back from last week's loss to Stanhope Elmore when they play Benjamin Russell at home on Friday.

14. D.J. James, DB, Spanish Fort: The Mississippi State commit leads the Toros in a road game against Baldwin County on Friday.

15. Jamil Muhammad, QB, James Clemens: The Vanderbilt commit leads the Jets, fresh off a 50-point outburst, when Grissom at home Thursday.

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Alabama 4-Star wide receiver target, Wandale Robinson, has set his commitment date.

He will make his decision on Nov. 1. Robinson is listed on most recruiting sites as an all-purpose back, but the Tide has plans to use him in a similar role to Josh Jacobs, Jaylen Waddle, and to former Alabama running back, Kenyan Drake.

He took an official visit to Alabama on Sept. 21-23 and visited Ohio State the following weekend. The Tide has gotten Robinson on campus two times and a span of three months and has expressed they would love to land him. A commitment from him will give the Tide 22 commits in their 2019 recruiting class. He would be their fourth offensive skill player commit that is not a quarterback.

The Tide would be getting an all around player in Robinson if they could snatch him out of Kentucky. He can make plays in every aspect of the game, including on defense and on special teams.

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The senior season for Class of 2019 recruits has reached the midway point. That means there is plenty of tape and game action to evaluate as the class continues to take shape. Two new five-stars, a top running back and a number of big movers in the ESPN 300 have emerged through that process.

New to five-star status are wide receiver Jadon Haselwood (Cedar Grove/Ellenwood, Georgia) and Michigan safety commit Daxton Hill (Booker T. Washington/Tulsa, Oklahome). Former Georgia verbal Haselwood didn't move from his No. 12 ranking overall, but his stellar play this season graded out to a bump to five-star status. A big target, he possesses elite quickness, blends that with a physical style of play and can be a handful to contain. Haselwood and Hill's bumps mean there are currently 13 five-star prospects in the class, with a few others knocking on the door.

Georgia commit John Emery out of Louisiana has ascended to the top running back spot, moving up to No. 14 from 20. Emery is the highest-rated four-star prospect in the class.

Other big movers in the October ESPN 300 update include versatile California playmaker Bru McCoy, who shoots up 44 spots to No. 32 overall. McCoy has been dominant this season and could project to wide receiver or outside linebacker at the next level.

Arizona State quarterback commit Joey Yellen jumps 78 spots to No. 48 from 126. The 6-foot-3, 223-pound, right-handed signal-caller is posting a marvelous senior campaign, leading the state of California in passing yards and tossing 20 touchdowns to just one interception.

Alabama defensive end commit Justin Eboigbe moves into the top 75, checking in at No. 73 after ascending 50 spots. The explosive 6-foot-5, 263-pound Peach State product might have the highest upside of the seven ESPN 300 defensive linemen committed to the defending national champions.

Joining Eboigbe as a big mover at the defensive end position is Jaren Handy. The Auburn commit from the Magnolia State catapults 73 spots to No. 134 overall.

The biggest move, however, is running back Zach Charbonnet. The Michigan commit out of Southern California jumps from four-star outside the ESPN 300 to No. 105 overall. Charbonnet is a big back with great feet, a physical running style and good ball skills, and he has the tools to be a well-rounded player. Coaches and teammates also are quick to point out his intangibles, indicating that he is a talented prospect who works to maximize his abilities.

Another prospect who was outside the ESPN 300 but jumps inside the top 200 overall is Florida State offensive tackle verbal Charles Cross out of Mississippi. Cross is a flexible and lengthy tackle prospect with a high ceiling for development in the trenches.

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