RCS Dallas: Top underclassmen

Performance: Ingram was great at the point of attack and didn't budge once defenders tried to make their way through him. He slid his feet well to offset quicker edge rushers, but also gobbled up those that tried to bully him inside. Ingram has great hands that allow him to keep defenders off him.

Jaylon Jackson (2017)

Cedar Hill, Texas

Recruiting wrap: Jackson holds early offers from Kansas, Oklahoma State, SMU and Texas Tech.

Performance: The all-purpose back is an early four-star prospect for his class and he used the opportunity on his own turf to show exactly why. Jackson was electric in open space and constantly beat cornerbacks off the line of scrimmage. He made a few over-the-shoulder catches that were far more difficult than they appeared.

Hezekiah Jones (2017)

Stafford, Texas

Recruiting wrap: Baylor, Michigan, TCU, Texas A&M, Texas State and Texas Tech have offered Jones, who has visits to UCLA and USC lined up for next month.

Performance: Jones was explosive off the line and showed a quick burst through the first five yards, staying low through his breaks and getting open with ease. The four-star prospect proved to be a reliable pass catcher and demonstrated a good feel for route running.

CeDarian Lamb (2017)

Richmond (Texas) Foster

Recruiting wrap: Lamb has been hearing from Colorado, Houston and Maryland early in the process.

Performance: After earning the "Lightning in a Bottle" award at the Rivals Speed & Skill Challenge Presented by Under Armour in Houston on Saturday, the early four-star wideout again put his talents on display Sunday. He has tremendous footwork in the first five or so yards, allowing him to toy with cornerbacks before breaking up field. Lamb showed a knack for making big catches, too.

Dimitri Moore (2017)

Cedar Hill, Texas

Recruiting wrap: Moore is new to the recruiting process.

Performance: The coaching staff praised Moore for quickly picking up the concepts during individual drills. On one play, he made a great read from the blind side to knock away a pass. Moore was solid throughout the one-on-one portion of camp as well.

Grayson Reed (2017)

Houston (Texas) Cypress Creek

Recruiting wrap: Reed is new to the recruiting process.

Performance: Reed looked seasoned and relaxed during the hectic one-on-one drills against defensive linemen. He kept his feet moving after the point of attack and showed good arm extension to stay in front of his man.

Dare Rosenthal (2018)

Ferriday, La.

Recruiting wrap: Rosenthal is new to the recruiting process.

Performance: The 6-foot-7, 288-pound Rosenthal was one of the more physically impressive offensive tackles in attendance. When a highly rated defensive lineman stood in front of him for a one-on-one matchup, Rosenthal calmly took care of business, winning both of his reps and then walking back to the huddle like it was no big deal. He has a chance to be a high-end prospect down the line.

Donovan Runnels (2017)

Cedar Hill, Texas

Recruiting wrap: Runnels is new to the recruiting process.

Performance: Thanks to a solid base and a balanced lower half, Runnels was successful in pass protection drills. He stoned a few defenders by moving his feet well and sliding over when he had to.

Max Wright (2018)

Katy (Texas) Taylor

Recruiting wrap: Wright has an early offer from Georgia and has been hearing from Baylor, LSU and Texas A&M.

Performance: The 6-foot-3, 230-pound defensive end wreaked havoc off the edge with pure speed and aggression. When offensive tackles tried to guess wide, Wright unleashed an impressive move inside to get past them. He showed great versatility and only figures to get bigger and faster.