Wherever he ends up, this kid is going to be a stud in some way. When you look at his raw tools, he might have has much potential as any hs receiver in the country. Obviously that doesn't mean much if you don't produce, but whoever gets this kid has a lot to work with and whether it's Ole Miss or LSU, I hope he reaches his potential because he could be special. If Ole Miss pulls Davis, I wonder if it helps with Natua. Seems like Georgia has a huge lead for him, but hopefully Shea is in his ear.

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Posted by thunderbird1100

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Posted on 9/14/15 at 1:08 pm to rebsfan10

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Wherever he ends up, this kid is going to be a stud in some way.

I'm not so sure of that. He's a great athlete, but that's it. He doesn't know how to run routes. His hands can best be described as mediocre. He doesnt know how to catch the football (uses body). He also has very questionable dedication to the game (quit football a year ago). He also has transferred to about every high school he possibly could.

So there are a lot of red flags. The guy is a project (but with all the physical tools), and will take a lot of (constant) attention to harness his ability into being a productive college WR wherever he goes.

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