Shrine Bowl Day 1: Stock report
The first day of practices at the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas was cut short
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due to inclement weather, but a full practice on the field in the morning gave
the players plenty of time to show their stuff. Here are the players that helped
and hurt their rankings stock with their showings.
Pride is one of the most highly recruited players in the state of South Carolina
and he showed why during the first day of practice. He had several pass
deflections along with an interceptions and flashed his trademark closing speed
while breaking up several deep passes down the field. North Carolina,
and others are hard after Troy, who looks like he has a bright future ahead of
him.
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The Colorado State commit is playing in his hometown and he looked very comfortable on the field. He doesn't have a cannon for an arm but he can get the ball downfield when needed and was very accurate during team play. A pro-style quarterback with Hill's ability should make for a nice fit in the Rams' offense. | ||
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The Clemson commit is explosive with the ball in his hands and it seemed like he was open all day, especially down the field. His North Carolina teammates tried to throw him off with jams at the line, but he's strong enough to shed those and get up to speed in a hurry. Combine that with his consistent hands and you can see why the Tigers are happy to have him in the fold. | ||
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The two-star defensive back is eager to prove he's underrated and he played with an edge on Monday. He made a couple of interceptions and was always around the ball during team play. During one-on-one coverage on the outside he was physical without committing penalties and looks the part of a future FBS player. McCarter's most notable offer is N.C. State. | ||
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| Adam Friedman Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst |
| Woody Wommack Southeast Recruiting Analyst |
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