Monday should be a welcome sight for college soccer fans across the country – the competition is back.
The Elite 11, arguably the most prestigious national quarterback competition for high school talent, returns in Nashville, Tennessee with its 2020 event from Monday through Wednesday afternoon. Some of America’s best passers-by are expected to travel and fight for the coveted Elite 11 MVP crown.
While these list numbers change considering they are on the same field under the same conditions, the ranking of expected participants from SI All-American among the expected participants at the front end of the event is as follows.
1. Caleb Williams – Gonzaga College HS in Washington (DC)
Physically gifted athlete with dynamic arm talent and ability to walk. On July 4th between Maryland, LSU and Oklahoma.
2nd Brock Vanda handle – Bogart (Ga.) Prince Avenue Christian
High-floor passer-by with great mechanics and athletics on a great frame. Georgia committed.
3rd JJ McCarthy – Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy
A balanced, stable passer-by who brings the potential of large arms to all three levels. Michigan committed.
4th Tyler Buchner – La Jolla (California) Helix
Ultra-productive passer-by and runner with dynamic functions. Notre Dame committed.
5. Drake Maye – Charlotte (NC) Myers Park
Large, physical passport view with a large arm and plus sportiness. Engaged in North Carolina.
6. Kyle McCord – Philadelphia (Pa.) St. Joseph’s Prep
Mature passer-by with a domed ball and smooth release point. Committed to the state of Ohio.
7. Miller Moss – Santa Ana (California) Mater Dei
Sharp leader who can work efficiently and accurately on all three levels. USC committed.
8th. Dematrius Davis – North Houston, Texas Coast
Head-turning runner who, as a passer, pushes the ball well across the field. Auburn commits.
9. Kaidon Salter – Cedar Hill, Texas
Constant pocket register with wheels to threaten the defense with his legs. Tennessee committed.
10th Garrett Nussmeier – Blumenhügel (Texas) Marcus
The coach’s son with a high IQ and gunslinger mentality is above average athletic. The LSU commits.
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11. Christian Veilleux – Potomac (Md.) The Bullis School
Easy release with polish in vertical play and good basic sportiness. Committed to the State of Penn.
12th Luke Altmyer – Starkville (Miss.)
Productive ball distributor who took a big step forward as a junior. Committed to the state of Florida.
13. Ty Thompson – Gilbert (Ariz.) Mesquite
A bit raw mechanically, but all about its tools and intangible assets. Double threat with a large arm and a long frame that continues to fill. Committed to Oregon.
14. Carlos Del Rio – Loganville (Ga.) Grayson
One of the group’s best-known quarterbacks that make it easy for impressive throws to look off-platform. Florida committed.
fifteen. Maddox Kopp – Houston (Texas) St. Thomas
Recently football was taken seriously after playing AAU basketball since fourth grade. Strong arm and impressive anticipation for this information. Large frame that has space to fill out. Not committed.
16. Grayson James – Plano (Texas) John Paul II
Helped transform his program into a state master. Ready-to-play frame with experience with various pass patterns and solid arm strength. Not committed.
17th Honor Morton – Eastland, Texas
Ideal spread system quarterback with active feet to roll out and navigate in your pocket. Ball slides from his hand. The speed could improve. Texas Tech is committed.
18th Kyron drones – Pearland (Texas) Shadow Creek
Plays with great deep arm strength and dodges the pressure well, but looks for more and better anticipation in the lower game. Baylor commits.
19th Tyler Macon – East St. Louis (Fig.)
Strong, under-sized playmaker, but promising as a passer-by. Delivers strikes in narrow windows and is accurate outside the numbers. Missouri commits.
20. Jay Allen – Fort Pierce (Fla.) John Carroll
Florida Baseball Commit, who flicks a solid deep ball and is sporty, but has to clean up his throwing mechanics to appear as a quarterback on the next level.
SI All-American will report on-site about the Elite 11 2020 final, including a ranking of daily performance for the group of competitors and much more.
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