Recruiting Wrap: Trigg is waiting on his first offer.

Performance: The sleeper offensive lineman was by far the most impressive

prospect, winning several reps during the one-on-one competition period by using

his strength and technique to overpower defensive linemen. Trigg also has

surprising long arms, allowing him to get into the body of defenders early and

use his strong hands to hold them at bay.

Recruiting Wrap: Bertrand is waiting for his first offer.

Performance: Coaches from both staffs were watching Bertrand closely as he

showed excellent technique during coverage in one-on-ones. Bertrand made several

plays on the ball down the field and seemed to be right in the hip pocket of

every defensive back he faced, which drew praise from the Huskers and Panthers

coaches alike. Bertrand plays a lot of offensive for his high school team, but

his future appears brightest on defense.

Recruiting Wrap: Williams is waiting on his first offer.

Performance: Williams made a name for himself during one-on-ones, winning

several reps by taking opposing wide receivers out of the play before they even

got off the line. The 6-foot, 179-pound cornerback has an excellent build and

his 6-foot, 3-inch wing span also helped him make plays on the ball down the

field.

Recruiting Wrap: Miles is waiting on his first offer.

Performance: The speedy wide receiver turned heads with his impressive catch

radius, using his long arms and leaping ability to make some plays during

one-on-ones. Miles was another player who measured in with an impressive

wingspan at nearly 6-foot, 7-inches, despite standing just 6-foot-1. Miles might

have done enough on Monday to earn an offer, but only time will tell.

Recruiting Wrap: Calloway is waiting for his first offer.

Performance: Calloway spends most of his time playing defensive end for his high

school team but looks to have the versatility to play as a stand up rusher at

the next level. The 6-foot-3, 188-pound prospect showed great feet during drills

and looks like he could easily add another 20 pounds to his frame without

sacrificing any of his athleticism.

Recruiting Wrap: Sibilia is waiting on his first offer.

Performance: The 6-foot-6, 285-pound Sibilia passes the eye test for pretty much

anyone and he continued his solid spring with a strong showing at Monday's camp.

Sibilia is still raw but he knows how to use his big body to overpower defensive

linemen. Once he improves his fundamentals and gets a few more reps he could end

up pulling in double-digit FBS offers.

Recruiting Wrap: Taylor is waiting on his first offer.

Performance: Another talented player from Lanier, Taylor impressed during

testing, drills and one-on-ones. The 6-foot, 213-pounder measured in with an

unbelievable 6-foot, 11-inch wingspan, providing evidence that he still might

have some growing to do. If he gets taller and continues to add weight to his

frame, Taylor could play any number of positions, including inside linebacker,

outside linebacker or maybe even defensive end.

Recruiting Wrap: Turner is waiting on his first offer.

Performance: Turner was one of the most impressive prospects during drills and

he showed quick feet and nice agility for a 6-foot-4, 220-pound linebacker. At

that size Turner looks like he could either play outside or inside at the next

level and has the frame to easily add another 10-15 pounds of muscle. His solid

day continued in one-on-ones where he showed an ability to cover as well.

Recruiting Wrap: Patterson is waiting for his first offer.

Performance: Patterson caught the eye of both the Georgia State and Nebraska

coaches before he even stepped on the field as the 6-foot-4, 202-pound prospect

measured in with a 6-foot 10-inch wingspan. Patterson fancies himself a wide

receiver and he showed good skills during drills, but also looks like an

intriguing prospect whose ability could translate to defense as well. Patterson

has FBS talent, it's just a matter of when a school notices.

Recruiting Wrap: Pam has several FCS offers, with Charlotte as his lone FBS

offer to date.

Performance: The 6-foot, 175-pound safety went undefeated in one-on-ones, using

his trademark physicality to bully opposing receivers at line. Pam has already

caught the eye of several schools but is hoping to break through with a Big Five

offer and he did his best to prove he was worthy of one with a strong showing on

Monday.