Top247 wide receiver Marcus Harris kicked off his round of official visits this weekend with a trip to Georgia and the Bulldogs took a major step forward in the battle.
One of the best pass-catchers available in the country, the four-star prospect from Santa Ana, California’s Mater Dei is scheduled to visit Alabama, Tennessee, Oregon, and Texas in the near future.
Penn. State College With their eighth and final stop of the year on Sunday, the Elite 11 completed their regional tour. Nearly a hundred quarterbacks were present to attempt to punch a ticket to the championship game the following month. Several of the signals in the group were among the Top 247, and a few more had committed to play for Big Ten, ACC, and Big 12 programs.
In the shadow of Penn State’s campus, a small group of skill players and a free lineman joined the quarterbacks. During the All-22 portion of the camp, prospects from all over the region were invited to participate in testing and positional drills. Below are additional evaluation notes as well as our top performers.
Though it took some time for any of the highlighted group’s quarterbacks to truly stand out from the rest, Montgomery was able to do so in the last few quarters.
We knew going into the camp that Montgomery, a full-field reader at Findlay (Ohio) High, was one of the better processors in the 2025 cycle, but we were still impressed by his overall arm talent. At all three levels, the No. 12-ranked signal caller in the country was able to hit his marks with accuracy and pace his shots out to the numbers. Montgomery, who has a Grade 2 turf toe injury, is also likely a better athlete than he is given credit for. When asked to roll out and change directions, he moved with coordination.
When everything was said and done, Montgomery received an invitation to the Elite 11 Finals. He may not have thesame physical aptitude as some of the
