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On Sunday the Rivals Camp Series presented by Under Armour will stop in the

nation's capital at St. John's College High School. More than ten Rivals250

prospects will be on hand to compete with over 200 other talented players to try

to show they are the best.

The group of defensive backs has a lot of headliners and very good depth. The

most recognizable names will be Rivals100 cornerbacks Marcus Lewis and

Garrett Taylor. Taylor, a Michigan commit, and Lewis will have

plenty of competition for that MVP trophy. Virginia commit

Juan Thornhill, Virginia Tech commit Duwayne Johnson,

sophomore Robbie Robinson, sophomore Eric Burrell,

Sterling Hammond, Jahque Alleyne, Ashton White and

freshman Deon Jones are just some of the other defensive backs that

will be looking to shut down the wide receivers.

Rising senior receivers Aramis Alexander, Trevion Armstrong,

Felton Davis, David Eldridge and others will do the best to

keep the spotlight on themselves but a large group of sophomores and freshmen

will be looking to knock them off. Sophomore Scott Bracey has a chance

to not only be the best receiver at the camp on Sunday but also be one of the

top rated players in the 2016 class. The Richmond (Va.) Benedictine School star

has 20 scholarship offers already and many more are surely on the way.

Sophomores Tino Ellis, Eric Kumah, Delontae Moore and

Trevon Diggs, younger brother of Maryland star

Stefon Diggs will also be in attendance. One name everyone should have on their

radar is freshman Devon Hunter. The athlete out of Chesapeake (Va.)

Indian River already has ten scholarship offers and could be the next star out

of the Tidewater area.

With all of these great defensive backs and wide receivers in attendance look

for some key matchups to take place during the one-on-one sessions. At Richmond

(Va.) St. Christopher's Garrett Taylor plays Bracey and Benedictine each year.

The two are very familiar with each other but this will be the first time since

the season two will battle on the field. Lewis is a bigger cornerback that many

people believe will play safety at the next level so it will be interesting to

see how he handles guys like Ellis and Moore in the open field. This is the

first time DuWayne Johnson and Thornhill will be on the same field and playing

against the same level of competition. Watching the two future rivals compete on

Sunday will be a nice preview of what is to come over the next four years.

Speaking of one-on-ones, linemen one-on-ones should be one to remember.

Rivals250 offensive linemen Richie Petitbon, Austin Clark,

Quarvez Boulware, Matthew Burrell Jr., Pat Allen and

Isaiah Prince will give the defensive linemen all they can handle.

Justin Skule, Florida State commit David Robbins and

super sophomore Jauan Williams will also make sure they help fend off

the pass rushers. Josh Sweat, Clelin Ferrell,

Darvin Taylor II, Darius Fullwood, Trevon Hill,

Ryan Buchholz, Aaron Crawford, Jonathan Holland,

Eric Assoua and Darrell Taylor will be trying to make it a very long

day for those offensive linemen. The spotlight will be on Sweat, Ferrell, Taylor

and Fullwood as a host of Rivals250 offensive linemen try to show they are worth

their rating.

The highest rated linebacker in attendance on Sunday with be

Jahvoni Simmons but he will have some stiff competition from Ringgold (Va.) Dan

River star Tremaine Edmunds and Clemson commit

Chad Smith from Sterling (Va.) Dominion. Linebackers Tanner Karafa,

Gus Little, Jaquan Yulee and Eric Crosby will also

some names to watch. Yulee is only a sophomore and has a lot of early interest

from some big time schools. Crosby is a 6-foot-2, 235-pound freshman linebacker.

He will take reps at linebacker during one-on-ones but he will also get his

chance to take reps with the defensive ends during one-on-ones.

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