Tag: Iowa football recruiting

Georgia football in top schools nation’s No. 5-ranked prospect

Kadyn Proctor is ranked as the country’s No. 5 recruit in the class of 2023. He has released his top schools including the Georgia Bulldogs

Kadyn Proctor is ranked as the country’s No. 5 recruit in the class of 2023. He has released his top 12 schools including the Georgia Bulldogs.

Iowa, Ohio State, LSU, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Georgia, Iowa State, Clemson, Alabama, Texas, Florida and Texas A&M are among Proctor’s top schools. That’s a lot of elite college football programs battling to secure a commitment from the 6-foot-7 offensive tackle.

Proctor is the No. 1 offensive tackle prospect in the junior class according to the 247Sports composite rankings. He is additionally ranked as the top recruit in Iowa.

Proctor dominates at the high school level for Southeast Polk in Des Moines, Iowa. It is still early in Proctor’s recruitment, but don’t count out Georgia offensive line coach Matt Luke.

Matt Luke has groomed and recruited some of the best offensive offensive linemen in recent memory including: Amarius Mims and Broderick Jones.

The five-star offensive line recruit announced his top schools via his Twitter account:

Check out Proctor’s highlights from last season. In high school, Proctor decimates opponents at the point of attack in the running game, and he has the mobility to block effectively in the open field. Proctor is solid in pass protection and lines up primarily at left tackle.

Based on this tape, he’ll be fun to watch at the next level:

[listicle id=47530]

[vertical-gallery id=48086]

 

Four-star tight end Theo Johnson makes commitment

Theo Johnson is a four-star TE, & is the top rated player in Canada. He played for Holy Names High School and is from Windsor, Ontario.

Theo Johnson has committed to play college football at Penn State University. Johnson is a four-star tight end, and is the top rated player in Canada. Johnson played for Holy Names High School and is from Windsor, Ontario. He’s in the class of 2020.

The four-star announced his commitment today:

 

Johnson’s top four schools were: Michigan, Iowa, Penn State and Georgia. Penn State was favored to land the Canadian, but Georgia was considered his second most likely destination. Georgia needs to land a talented tight end in the class of 2020.

Georgia can use another tight end with the departures of senior Charlie Woerner and graduate transfer Eli Wolf. Georgia will have John FitzPatrick, a former four-star, next season, but he’s seldom played this season. The Dawgs could still use more depth and play-making at the position.

Johnson has incredible size at 6’6″, 240 pounds and impressive athleticism. He has great vertical leap skills. He’ll be playing in the 2020 Under Armor All-American before he heads to Penn State.

Best of luck to Johnson in school at Penn State. He’ll be much closer to home. Georgia will look to add a five-star tight end out of Nevada, who has been compared to Zion Williamson.

[lawrence-auto-related count=1]

Four-star tight end Theo Johnson sets commitment date

Theo Johnson, a Georgia Bulldogs recruiting target, will make his commitment soon. He’s considering UGA, Iowan, Penn State, and Michigan.

Theo Johnson, a Georgia Bulldogs recruiting target, will be committing on Monday. Johnson is a four-star tight end, who is the top rated player in Canada. Johnson plays for Holy Names High School and is from Windsor, Ontario. He’s in the class of 2020.

The four-star announced his commitment date today via Twitter:

Johnson’s top four schools are: Michigan, Iowa, Penn State and Georgia. Penn State is favored to land the Canadian.

Georgia can use another tight end with the inevitable departures of senior  Charlie Woerner and graduate transfer Eli Wolf. Georgia will have John FitzPatrick, a former four-star, next season. The Dawgs could still use more depth and play-making at the position.

Johnson has incredible size at 6’6″, 240 pounds and impressive athleticism. He has an excellent vertical:

It’d be excellent to see Johnson come to Athens. It’s a long way from home. If he decides to go elsewhere, then Georgia will look to add a five-star tight end out of Nevada.

[lawrence-auto-related count=1]