Recruiting Wrap: Boulware is committed to Tennessee.

Performance: It was a pretty good night for Boulware and the Creekside offensive line; the problem was more with ball security from the backs running behind them. Surely a guard at the next level, Boulware plays right tackle for Creekside and while he showed the ability to pass block, it's clear his future is as a masher on the inside. He was beat a few times but consistently opened holes and continues to look the part of a future SEC starter.

Recruiting Wrap: Hamm was offered as a freshman by Georgia but is still relatively new to the recruiting scene.

Performance: Hamm impressed from the game's first snap, working at right tackle and showing great footwork and a nice ability to open holes in the run game as well. On defense he worked inside, and has a huge body that takes up space. As the game wore along Hamm began to lose some steam, but it's clear with his size and frame that he will be a Power Five level prospect. If his junior film shows more of what he showed on Friday night, I would expect the 6-foot-5, 300-plus pound Hamm to have several SEC offers before it's all said and done.

Recruiting Wrap:Walker recently added several offers for football, including Auburn and Ole Miss.

Performance: On the basketball recruiting scene, Walker is already a household name. As a four-star prospect and the No. 17 overall prospect in the 2017 class, Walker is on the radar of power programs like Kansas and North Carolina. He recently committed to playing football as well, and has stockpiled offers during the fall. He says he hasn't decided whether he will play football, basketball or both at the next level, but with his size and crazy leaping ability he could develop into a top-flight football prospect as well. He's still a little afraid of contact and he played primarily a centerfield role on defense, but he has good ball skills and could also translate to wide receiver.

Recruiting Wrap: Valentine-Okeke is in the process of reclassifying to 2015, and is considering Georgia, Auburn and Alabama, among others.

Performance: Already ranked as one of the top prospects in the Class of 2016 despite being new to the game of football, Valentine-Okeke is all about raw potential. He was playing in what amounted to his first full game of competitive football, against prep school prospects from Atlanta Sports Academy. He had his share of ups and downs and it's clear he's still learning how to use his massive 6-foot-5, 300-plus pound body, but showed potential in certain situations. He's going to have to get into a college environment that helps him learn the ins and outs of the game and the finer points of being an elite-level talent, but if the light bulb comes on in terms of his football acumen, he could blossom into a future star.

Recruiting Wrap:Griffin recently committed to Kentucky.

Performance: It was a long night for Griffin and the Jonesboro defense as they had a tough time slowing the Spalding offensive attack. Just from a physical perspective Griffin looks like a good prospect. He has very long arms and is quick enough to play both ways at the high school level. Despite his size, he's not quite yet as physical as he can be and he got beat a few times in pass coverage. Once Griffin adds some muscle and the ability to press and use his length, he could develop into quite the SEC caliber defensive back.