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2020 Rivals/247/etc. National & Regional Rankings

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Rivals Rankings Week: Updated Rivals250 revealed

A lot of chatter about the Arizona kids...

Michael Drennen at 142 is the first Ohio kid outside the Top 100 (with only Paris Johnson and Darrion Henry in the Rivals100). Jaheim Thomas at 158, Terry Lockett at 168, and Deametric Crenshaw at 234. Ohio not represented very well in the Rivals250 having only 6 kids in the initial rankings.

Mike Farrell (National): OL Luke Wypler from New Jersey might be ranked a bit too high. He's a tough and physical kid and plays for a good school, but I worry about his feet and overall athleticism after seeing him in January.
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Adam Gorney (West Coast/National): After seeing Elias Ricks and Kelee Ringo through their junior seasons and again in recent weeks, they are clearly the top two cornerbacks in the class but then there seems to be a significant drop-off to fellow five-star Fred Davis. Davis is a highly-talented kid and a playmaker at cornerback but he needs help with his footwork and there will be other high-end four-stars pushing him. I wouldn't be completely stunned if other corners emerge through this recruiting cycle and contend for that No. 3 spot.
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Rob Cassidy (Southeast): It sounds ridiculous to say Kelee Ringo is underrated, seeing as he’s a five-star prospect and the No. 9 player in the Rivals100. Alas, here we are. My point of contention is with the fact that Ringo isn’t the top cornerback in our rankings. It’s definitely splitting hairs, but I’ll take the bigger, faster Ringo over current No. 1 Elias Ricks all day. That’s no knock on Ricks, who is an incredibly special player in his own right. It’s just that I see Ringo as a legitimate can’t-miss prospect and the top corner in America.
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Adam Friedman (Mid-Atlantic): I really like the talent in this 2020 class so there are a lot of players I could list here. I'll go with running back Bijan Robinson after seeing him over the weekend at the Los Angeles Rivals 3 Stripe Camp. His film is outstanding and he was equally impressive in person. Robinson is a big, strong, athletic and versatile back at 6-foot-1, 205 pounds, and he moves with the suddenness of a much smaller back.
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Prospects of note in the Rivals 250:

5. Johnson
9. Ringo
10. Rogers
12. Fleming
14. Milton
15. Jarrett
18. Sherman
23. Davis
36. Berger
42. Mickens
45. Henry
47. Rosemy
55. Robinson
56. Miller
63. Ransom
73. McMillan
80. Brooks
87. Mullings
99. Scott Jr
108. Cowan
110. Henning
132. Bingley-Jones
136. McGlothern
142. Drennan
145. Gray
147. Zinter
155. Mills
156. Wypler
158. Thomas
200. Diggs
214. Young
228. Hatchett
235. Smith-Njigba
241. Paige
243. Cavazos
 
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Prospects of note in the Top 247

3. Fleming
5. Sherman
7. Ringo
8. Johnson
10. Milton
17. Wypler
18. Rogers
24. Henning
29. Robinson
32. McGlothern
33. Rosemy
43. Jarrett
53. Cowan
56. Mickens
58. Scott Jr
61. Henry
62. Berger
69. Davis
75. Gray
83. Diggs
86. Miller
108. Atteberry
145. Mills
164. Hatchett
181. Trayanum
198. Paige
 
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Updated 247:

5. Fleming (-2)
7. Johnson (+1)
8. Sherman (-3)
11. Ringo (-3)
20. Jarrett (+23)
22. Milton (-12)
23. Wypler (-6)
26. Robinson (+3)
31. Corcoran (+41)
49. Rogers (-22)
59. Ransom (+252)
53. Scott (+5)
57. Berger (+5)
60. Henry (+1)
62. Rosemy (-29)
65. Davis (+4)
66. Smith-Njigba (+309)
81. Mickens (-25)
84. Rosengarten (+352)
113. Miller (-27)
110. Gray (-35)
120. Henning (-96)
132. Holmes (+70)
147. Diggs (-64)
155. Bingley-Jones (+219)
167. Mills (-22)
179. Mullings (-35)
189. McGlothern (-157)
190. Hatchett (-26)
194. Paige (+4)
208. Trayanum (-27)
245. Atteberry (-137)
266. Drennan
289. McClain
331. Martinez
338. Cowan (-285)
431. Cavazos
440. Brooks
471. Redman
485. James
563. Large
601. Young
640. Craig
 
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HotMic said:
Updated 247:

5. Fleming (-2)
7. Johnson (+1)
8. Sherman (-3)
11. Ringo (-3)
20. Jarrett (+23)
22. Milton (-12)
23. Wypler (-6)
26. Robinson (+3)
31. Corcoran (+41)
49. Rogers (-22)
59. Ransom (+252)
53. Scott (+5)
57. Berger (+5)
60. Henry (+1)
62. Rosemy (-29)
65. Davis (+4)
66. Smith-Njigba (+309)
81. Mickens (-25)
84. Rosengarten (+352)
113. Miller (-27)
120. Henning (-96)
132. Holmes (+70)
147. Diggs (-64)
155. Bingley-Jones (+219)
167. Mills (-22)
179. Mullings (-35)
189. McGlothern (-157)
190. Hatchett (-26)
194. Paige (+4)
208. Trayanum (-27)
245. Atteberry (-137)
266. Drennan
289. McClain
331. Martinez
338. Cowan (-285)
431. Cavazos
440. Brooks
471. Redman
485. James
563. Large
601. Young
640. Craig

Henry Gray- N/A
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Henry Gray is 111th in 247's rankings. 73rd in the composite.
 
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HotMic said:
Is 4 WR’s in the top 72 good?
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HotMic said:
Updated Rivals 100:

8. Johnson
11. Fleming
20. Milton
26. Robinson
31. Morris
39. Berger
45. Henry
50. Scott Jr.
53. Rosemy
55. Cooper
59. Phillips
70. Ransom
72. Smith-Njigba
80. Miller
84. Henning
88. Cowan
100. Williams
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HotMic said:
After the updates, 6 of Ohio State’s 9 commits are in the top 100.

5. Fleming
8. Johnson
54. Wypler
68. Scott
70. Miller
78. Smith-Njigba


Great chance to add:
21. Milton
47. Phillips
66. Cooper
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Are these two different services? You mentioned the first one is Rivals. Is the second one 247??
 
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