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"The best player on the football field today without a doubt," Crabtree said. "He has improved since the Army combine, and that is hard to imagine because he was incredible down there. He is so fast out of his breaks; he was great against press coverage. He was so quick off the ball. That was one of the most impressive performances I have seen at a NIKE camp in awhile."
Hillside (Ill.) Proviso West standout Kyle Prater can kiss his four-star status good-bye. He was already considered a leading candidate to move up into the five-star pool, but Saturday's performance makes the promotion an easy decision.
He looked great, but I'm not sure dominate would be the word I would use. A lot of the guys there looked pretty good. He looked sharp and was the best receiver there.Per Rivals... He completely dominated the Nike Camp in Illinois today... We have to get a QB to compete with Blake Bell at Oklahoma in order to get this guy...
Their quarterback was definitely the best one there. I met him about the same time they were interviewing Prater.Illinois got same crazy talent this year. This must be one of their best years for recruiting. Seems like they have an inordinate number of elite kids for 2009.
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He looked great, but I'm not sure dominate would be the word I would use. A lot of the guys there looked pretty good. He looked sharp and was the best receiver there.
I was actually right beside Crabtree during the interview and spoke with him briefly after the interview.
Thats why Mr Scroggins is so important.
Scroggins would help the most, but Brunetti isn't unheard of. He is the #1 DQB, #7 QB overall, and the #110 overall player. Compare that to Scroggins who is the #6 QB and the #100 overall player. Just going on "name" and rating, Brunetti could be useful here as well...
