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2023 Elite 11 2022 Roster & Updates

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Malachi Nelson (USC)
Nicholas Iamaleava (Tenn)
Dante Moore
Jaden Rashada - MIAMI
Jackson Arnold (Oklahoma)
Christopher Vizzina (Clemson)
Eli Holstein (Alabama)
Rickie Collins (Purdue)
Marcus Stokes (Penn St)
Avery Johnson
Malachi Singleton (Arkansas)
Austin Novosad (Baylor)
Pierce Clarkson (Louisville)
JJ Kohl (Iowa St)
Brock Glenn
Chris Parson (FSU)
Kenney Minchey (Pitt)
Zane Flores (Ok St)
Brady Drogosh (Cinn)
Emory Williams -- MIAMI


Uncommitted QBs are bold

Eight of the top 10 quarterbacks in the Top247 rankings -- and 13 of the top 15, ---earned their spots at the Elite 11 Finals. Eighteen of the 20 quarterbacks reside in the top 26 QB prospects, according to 247Sports.
 
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One9 said:
For now, he's been locked in to FSU for a bit but recently scheduled an OV to Miss St and is looking around 😂
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Yep - Friday.

The Semenholes are hosting two QBs on the same weekend. That’s weird and dumb as Fvck.

3* Brock Glenn
4* Rickie Collins (Purdue Commit).
 
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247sports.com

2022 Elite 11 Finals: 247Sports ranks the QBs after Day 1

Day 1 at the Elite 11 Finals is in the books and several quarterbacks had strong opening workouts. Here’s a look at our the top 11 performances from today.
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After day 1 they ranked Jaden as the 6th best qb, and Emory 11th. This ranking is only based on performance at this Elite 11 Finals so far.
 
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In most years at the Elite 11, there’s usually a big drop off after the top five or so quarterbacks and the bottom five clearly don’t look like the belong. That wasn’t the case today and trying to come up with a top 11 was difficult as there wasn’t a ton of separation between 8-15.

Today’s workout resembled one of the Elite 11 Regional Camps where the quarterbacks shuttled through five different stations. There was a nice mix of short and intermediate throws along with straight drops and off-platform throws rolling out of the pocket.


Our top 11 for today is strictly based on who we thought had the best and most consistent day today, not a list of the best college prospects, which is obviously based more long term projection and upside.


Dante Moore
Jackson Arnold
Malachi Nelson
Austin Novosad
Marcus Stokes
Jaden Rashada
Christopher Vizzina
Avery Johnson
Kenny Minchy
Zane Flores
Emory Williams
 
Jaden Rashada, Pittsburg (Calif.)- Miami

After making his college decision a week ago, choosing Miami, Rashada said it was a huge stress reliever for him. He look relaxed and made some big time throws throughout the camp. There’s a lot to like about Rashada, starting with his 6-4 frame that he can easily add weight to, his smooth throwing motion and his ability to drive the ball down the field. He always looks on-balance, has easy velocity and the ball jumps out of his hand.


Emory Williams, Milton (Fla.)- Miami

Coming into tonight, Williams was a guy we were intrigued to see in person and he didn’t disappoint. He played with consistency on his throws. The Miami commit showed solid mechanics with nice spin on his throws. Physically he has a well developed lower body with a lot of room to add strength and mass in his upper body as well.
 
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