Rivals 3 Stripe Camp Atlanta: Five Prospects to Watch
What do you want to see? Is it big men in the trenches? How about defensive backs that can lock down top wideouts? Maybe it is the quarterbacks who can go play for any school in the country. Whatever type of player you like, the Rivals 3 Stripe Camp presented by adidas in Atlanta will have it. Here are five of the top prospects expected to perform Sunday.
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Lawrence is the No. 1 prospect in the country. He is a two-time state champion, he is committed to Clemson and he is a five star on and off the field. Lawrence checks every box for quarterbacks, and it is easy to see the size, the arm, the accuracy, but many are surprised with his mobility. He enters this event at the top prospect in America and he is going to be hard to knock off that top spot.
Lawrence is the No. 1 pocket passer and Jones is the No. 1 dual-threat quarterback. Like Lawrence, he is from Georgia, and again, like Lawrence, he already committed. Jones is a Buckeye. He committed to Ohio State in July last year. He seems locked in on his commitment, but he is still mentioning schools like Florida, Florida State and Georgia as schools of interest. Jones is a quarterback with a strong arm and great mobility. He looks destined to be a star on the next level.
Notre Dame added Allen to their commitment a little over two months ago. The combination of athletics and academics pushed the Irish over numerous other national programs. He seems set to sign when the time comes to make it official. Allen is a big defensive back that has played cornerback and safety on the high school level. He is likely a safety on the next level that can play some inside the box.
Coaches covet big cornerbacks in today’s college game with bigger wide receivers and Sims is just that. He is over 6-feet, 2-inches tall, he has great length and he makes it difficult on quarterbacks to get the ball to their target. He recently committed to Michigan and he is strong to the Wolverines.
If you want to talk about a prospect that has exploded over the past year, it is Hill. He has re-shaped his body, he has camped everywhere and he has consistently dominated the competition. He is very strong at the point of attack and although he likely destined to play guard or center, he has the ability to play tackle on the next level as well. Auburn, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia and many others are still in the running here. He is a coveted prospect in the trenches.
