NUC Top Prospect Bernard Thomas, Blue Spring HS, Class of 2011, DB
Bernard has tremendous feet, athleticism and ball skills, his break on the ball and acceleration whether coming up on the run or making a play on the pass, makes him a great Defensive threat. An NUC MVP and u100 Top Prospect Camp Top 5 DB Bernard should be a 10 plus offer DB.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/video/recruiting-football/Bernard-Thomas-Highlights-1-84399
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Top Prospect Analysis: Jesse Slone, Oak Hill HS, OH, Class of 2011
Jesse Slone, Oak Hill HS, OH Class of 2011:
Slone took center stage at both the Ultimate 100 and Top Prospect Camp this past season. Tall and slender 6’3 190, Slone put together scintillating performances at each camp, zipping the ball across the field into his receivers’ hands. With a strong arm, quick feet (running a solid 4.48 shuttle at the U-100), outstanding mechanics and uncanny play calling ability, Slone is an excellent prospect. Jesse was the MVP at the U100 Midwest and the U100 Top Prospect Camp.
Slone took center stage at both the Ultimate 100 and Top Prospect Camp this past season. Tall and slender 6’3 190, Slone put together scintillating performances at each camp, zipping the ball across the field into his receivers’ hands. With a strong arm, quick feet (running a solid 4.48 shuttle at the U-100), outstanding mechanics and uncanny play calling ability, Slone is an excellent prospect. Jesse was the MVP at the U100 Midwest and the U100 Top Prospect Camp.
Future Outlook:
Slone further solidified his status as a top tier prospect this year by being selected first team all state He completed 76 % of his passes (156-217), while throwing for 2,432 yards during his junior year. By tossing 30 TD’s and just one 1 INT, his decision making and game management abilities are second to none. With his senior year still to come, Slone has received letters from Cincinnati, Michigan State, Indiana, Wisconsin, Louisville, Kansas and Wake Forrest among others. I would be quite surprised if he didn’t end up playing at a big time D-1 school.
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