Forecasts for the remaining uncommitted players among the ESPN 300 recruits
Less than a month remains until the early signing period, which begins on December 20 of this year, and there are fewer scholarships available in the top classes.
Offensive lineman Jordan Seaton is the only five-star prospect who hasn’t decided, with the remaining ESPN 300 recruits, all but 18, having already committed.
The only two uncommitted top-20 prospects left are Seaton and cornerback Kobe Black. As a result, many teams will compete for the few available prospects to complete their recruiting classes.
The 18 uncommitted ESPN 300 recruits and their current recruiting status are shown below:
As of right now, Seaton is rated as the number one offensive tackle in the class and the best uncommitted prospect. A 6-foot-5, 310-pound recruit from Bradenton, Florida, he has drawn interest from some of the nation’s top universities. He just published his list of the top seven, which includes Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, Oregon,Ohio State and Tennessee. He hasn’t revealed much about his recruitment and probably still hasn’t decided which university he wants to attend. His recent trip to Tennessee may have an effect on his choice, but Ohio State, Alabama, and Oregon are also contenders. Based on the excitement surrounding the Vols and Seaton, we’re going to pick Tennessee, but there are a lot of possible outcomes.
Ohio State and Tennessee. He hasn’t revealed much about his recruitment and probably still hasn’t decided which university he wants to attend. He recently traveled to Tennessee, which might have an effect on his deAs of right now: In August, Black published a top five list that included Texas A&M, LSU, Ohio State, Oregon, and Texas. Given that his older brother Korie Black plays defensive back for the Cowboys, Oklahoma State may also be considered. With the Longhorns leading, it appears that Texas and Texas A&M could be ahead despite the family tie.
cision, but Ohio State, Alabama, and Oregon are also involved. Based on the excitement surrounding the Vols and Seaton, we’re going to pick Tennessee,
As of right now: Willor is a defensive lineman from Towson, Maryland, who weighs 250 pounds and is 6-4. He is ranked as the best uncommitted defensive lineman and the 11th best defensive end in the class. In December, Willor will visit Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Maryland. Penn State is another contender, and since Willor hasn’t accepted these visits, it seems premature to declare. He could change his mind after any of those official visits, but since Maryland is the in-state school, it might have the advantage right now if we had to make a prediction. After the visits in December, we ought to have a better understanding of his feelings regarding each school.
As things stand, Mincey, a 6-3, 180-pound safety, has been considered by Alabama, Florida, Florida State, and Miami. He recently traveled to Miami for the team’s matchup with Louisville. The decisions made at the All-American Bowl on January 6 could be altered by the remaining visits and upcoming weeks. Although Alabama and Miami are also attempting to push, for the time being we will pick Florida as the team to beat.
As of right now: Standing at six feet and 205 pounds, Miller is the 14th-ranked receiver in the nation and a prospect from Silsbee, Texas. Texas A&M is still being considered even though he decided to revoke his commitment, having decommitted in October. There are also Colorado, LSU, USC, and Texas in the picture. Miller isn’t
however, they haven’t disclosed a commitment date and might decide to hold off to see how the Aggies’ coaching search plays out. He hasn’t yet disclosed any upcoming visits; he most recently visited Texas A&M and Colorado. With so much hanging in the balance for Texas A&M and Miller taking his time in recruiting, it may be too soon to tell. Although LSU is currently gaining ground, Texas A&M has a chance to reclaim the top spot with the new personnel.
As of right now: The No. 10 offensive tackle in the class, 6-6, 275-pound recruit Brix from Logan, Iowa, has reduced his list of options to Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Kansas State. Brix appears to have alternated between the Huskers and the Sooners after his recent visit to Oklahoma. The OU staff has made Brix a top priority.
As of right now, Hill, a 6-1, 220-pound recruit from Meridian, Mississippi, is rated as the seventh best athlete in the class. Although he has a lot of versatility, the next level he will probably be a running back. In October, he published a top three list of South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama. On January 6, Hill will make his announcement at the All-American bowl, giving the teams plenty of time to maneuver. Alabama and South Carolina appear to be in a battle, with the Crimson Tide currently holding the upper hand.
As of right now, Mikell is considered an athlete who can contribute significantly. He is a talented basketball player who excels in both offense and defense. At 6-1 and 180 pounds, he was a running back, quarterback, and cornerback for his high school team. He could play several positions at the collegiate level. On November 23, Mikell will reveal his decision, and his top choices are Texas A&M, Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina, and Tennessee. He recently made trips to Tennessee and Colorado, with the Vols receiving his final visit before his decision. But for the time being, it appears that the Dawgs are superior to the Vols.
