Local 2027 talent Jayvon Dawson commits to Miami

Sebastian Font
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Dawson made a massive leap from three-star prospect to the No. 102 overall recruit nationally. The in-state prospect flew under-the-radar for most of the offseason. However, Miami saw him during the spring evaluation period, offered and closed with his commitment soon after.

At 6-foot-3, 215 pounds, Dawson is one of the most intriguing prospects nationally. Along with his interesting frame, Dawson runs a 4.66 40, has a 38.5-inch vertical and a 10’7 broad jump. He’s also just 16 years old, making him one of the younger prospects in the cycle.
Thanks for the post….Which site is this from?
 
I think this kid's physical tools stack up to anybody at his postion in this class. What an awesome piece of clay for Coach Taylor to mold, and a helluva an eval from the staff.
 
Rivals updates the class more frequently and consistently following a run of camps and in-person evaluations, which is awesome. 247’s timing of updates never seems clear as to when and why.

Last update, Randle and Hyppolite were the big risers via Rivals. 247 did follow suit and bumped both similarly when they updated the class.

Hope the same happens again for Dawson and Woodard.

Our 91.74 average per commit on Rivals LEADS the nation, too.

GO CANES
 
Last update, Rivals gave massive bumps to Randle and Hyppolite. 247 followed suit when they completed their update.

Let’s hope the same happens for Dawson and Woodard.

Our 91.74 ranking per commit LEADS the nation via Rivals.

GO CANES
 
Yup, i would recall one of my last post about him where people were saying he was raw. There was nothing raw about it him. He was severely underranked like i stated. Just watch the film , devoid of the ranking in your brain, then consider the competition. He seems pretty refined to me and has alot of moves for a high school kid.

Before yall do me like @DMoney, he is not this guy, but his tools remind me of Greg Rousseau, first time I watch him, and he is further along at the same point. Greg was still a WR at this time i think.
 
Yup, i would recall one of my last post about him where people were saying he was raw. There was nothing raw about it him. He was severely underranked like i stated. Just watch the film , devoid of the ranking in your brain, then consider the competition. He seems pretty refined to me and has alot of moves for a high school kid.

Before yall do me like @DMoney, he is not this guy, but his tools remind me of Greg Rousseau, first time I watch him, and he is further along at the same point. Greg was still a WR at this time i think.
I thought Greg played safety or did he play both ways?
 
Yup, i would recall one of my last post about him where people were saying he was raw. There was nothing raw about it him. He was severely underranked like i stated. Just watch the film , devoid of the ranking in your brain, then consider the competition. He seems pretty refined to me and has alot of moves for a high school kid.

Before yall do me like @DMoney, he is not this guy, but his tools remind me of Greg Rousseau, first time I watch him, and he is further along at the same point. Greg was still a WR at this time i think.
Couple of us said the same exact thing re: GR15

Also not sure Heatherman is still around in a few years but we don’t need to get too hung up on traditional positions and heights/weights

If you can make a play Heatherman will create a position for you our defense last year had some alignments that were pretty wild

I go back to the first third down against OSU all the time. All 4 DL were basically from their center to the left side. Lightfoot was basically playing nose tackle. Ball was snapped and OSU didn’t stand a chance 3 and 4 blew the whole play up
 
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