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As the recruiting calendar reached mid-March, eight of the nation’s 5-star recruits in the Rivals Industry Ranking have already made their commitment. The latest came on Saturday, as five-star San Diego (Calif. ) Mater Dei Catholic athlete Honor Fa’alave-Johnson made his decision to stay home and go to USC.
The 6-foot, 180-pounder chose the Trojans over Oregon, Texas, Notre Dame, Miami and LSU, among more than 30 other offers. With him off the board, nearly half the five-stars in the class are pledged to a school, though once the ranking fully expands to 32 this summer, that percentage will shrink significantly. Below, we look at the committed five-stars in the class: The Rivals Industry Ranking is a proprietary algorithm that compiles ratings and rankings from all three primary recruiting media services.
The Rivals Industry Ranking is the industry’s most advanced, complete, and unbiased measurement. It equally weights the primary recruiting media services as follows: Rivals (33%), 247Sports (33%), and ESPN (33%). DL Jalen Brewster – Texas Tech Rivals Industry Ranking: No.
1 Rivals300 Ranking: No. 1 247Sports: No. 6 ESPN: No.
1 School: Cedar Hill (Cedar Hill, TX) Scouting Summary : Uber-athletic defensive line prospect with true game-wrecking ability. Measured in at around 6-foot-3, 300 pounds prior to his junior season. Tests as an elite athlete in the combine setting, easily cracking 5.
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