re: 2013 Alabama Football Recruiting Thread - DH Decommited from UGA

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Here are the 10 players that stood out to the TideSports.com staff during drills and one-on-one repetitions Saturday.

1. Carl Lawson, DE, Alpharetta HS (Alpharetta, Ga.): Lawson was one of the most dominant players on Saturday. Auburn commitment Dee Liner put it best, "I did good, but Carl was at a whole different level. Nobody could stop him."

2. O.J. Howard, TE, Autauga Academy (Prattville, Ala.): Howard was a mis-match for every linebacker including one of the best in the nation, Jaylon Smith. The Alabama commitment is so athletic with excellent size and speed. He can create separation and has better hands than most of the other receivers in the camp.

3. Greg Bryant, RB, American Heritage HS (Delray Beach, Fla.): One of the best put together running backs in the country. Bryant excelled in position drills and was no match during the one-on-ones. He has soft hands and runs great routes coming out of the backfield.

4. Jalin Marshal, WR, Middleton HS, (Middleton, Ohio): Marshall quickly stood out from the moment he stepped on the field. There were some bigger receivers including Ricky Seals-Jones and Marquez North who also stood out, but Marshall was the most complete and consistent receiver. What separated Marshall from the rest of the pack was his explosiveness of the line, ability to create separation and crisp routes. He may not have dropped a pass the entire day.

5. Max Browne, QB, Skyline HS (Sammamish, Wa.): Browne is the next big USC quarterback. He has all theconfidence, mechanics and arm strength. He is an accurate passer and can make all the throws. Browne looked great even when receivers dropped the ball. He has great footwork and can place the ball wherever he wants. Some of the quarterbacks were great at one thing whether it was the long ball or intermediate or had better footwork and mechanics. Browne had it all.

6. Jalen Ramsey, CB, Brentwood Academy (Brentwood, Tenn.): Ramsey might end up playing safety on the next level, but he was a standout on Saturday at cornerback. Ramsey showcased excellent ball skills. He did a great job closing on the receivers. Ramsey has great size to become an elite college corner.

7. Bo Scarbrough, WR, Northridge HS (Tuscaloosa, Ala.): Anyone can look at the underclassman and automatically assume he is a good player based on his physical attributes. There is no doubt he is one of the best overall at the event. He worked out at receiver where he may play on the next level or running back, linebacker or even safety.He continues to shine every time he steps on the field and competes. He dominated the one-on-one session.

8. Earnest Robinson, WR, (Pinson Valley HS, Ala.): Robinson made a statement on Saturday and a different player than he was six months ago. He is explosive coming off the ball. The Auburn commitment ran great routes and adjusted to ball when it was in the air. His speed has greatly improved, and he beat most of the guys he went up against on go-routes. He still can improve his hands, but Robinson certainly received high marks today.

9. Josh Boutte, OT, Westgate High School (New Iberia, La.): Boutte was the most consistent of all the offensive linemen with a very strong group at the event. Boutte is a big physical lineman who does a great job at staying low and delivering a big initial punch. The LSU commitment is powerful and delivered a few pancake blocks to some of the biggest defensive linemen in attendance. He certainly has the total package and physical tools to become an elite lineman in the SEC.

10. Josh McNeil, TE, Hillside HS (Durham, N.C.): McNeil certainly made a strong case for the top tight end in the country. He's 6-foot-5, 235-pounds and very athletic. He didn't stand out much during the individual drills, but McNeil wasn't stopped once the one-on-ones got underway. He caught everything thrown his way and proved why he is right in the mix with O.J. Howard as the best tight end in the country. McNeil has big, strong legs. He definitely has the frame to add more weight and could end up playing at 260-pounds once he gets to next level.

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This is the last time that I will talk about Robinson ITT.

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ROLLTIDE4EVER

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