Conference USA target Big 12 Conference target Caris Sela (middle right) and Lyndon Spriggs (middle left) were among the many well-known prospects in attendance at the Blue-Grey All-American Combine (North Texas Regional).
Similar to year’s past, NFL veteran Seneca Wallace was back in a familiar role as lead instructor for the Blue-Grey All-American Combine (North Texas Regional). He had plenty of help also, with pro peers Victor Butler, Michael Ray Garvin, Jackson Barry and Zach Branner working as assistants.
There were many scholarship-worthy prospects in attendance and numerous others fit in that category. Below is a recap of some of the top performers and each is now considered as an All-American Bowl candidate for one of the upcoming games later on this year (details to follow).
Logan Spalding, 2027, QB, Tom Moore (TX): The 6’2 and 190-pounder has been on campus at Baylor and Texas Tech
Mark Hartman, 2027, QB, Northwest (TX): No question about it, the 6’2 and 185-pounder passed the eye test.
Landyn York, 2027, QB, Westmoore (OK): The 6’2 and 195-pounder opened up some eyes with a big and accurate arm.
Skyler Kelly, QB , 2027, Prairieville (TX): Athletic as the come, there’s a lot to like about the 6’0 and 175-pounder.
Miles Jackson, 2027, QB, North Springs (GA): Eastern Kentucky has been in contact with the 6’0 and 175-pounder.
Caris Sela, 2027, RB, Northwest (TX): The 6’0 and 190-pounder has multiple offers and we’re talking double digit type of numbers.
Lyndon Spriggs, 2027, RB, Allen (TX): Rice and SMU are just a couple of the many schools interested in the 5’8″ and 175-pounder.
Cade Nix, 2027, RB, Pewitt (TX): The 5’10 and 175-pounder opened up plenty of eyes with a well-rounded effort in this setting.
T.J. Burch, 2027, RB, Sterlington (LA): Already offers, the 5’9 and 190-pounder could land in the American Athletic Conference
Marcus Johnson, 2028, RB, Frisco Centennial (TX): The 5’9 and 200-pounder is destined to play on Saturdays at the next level.
Dereon Whitehorn, 2027, RB, Guthrie (OK): Good on the ground or with the ball in his hands, the 5’11 and 185-pounder turned heads.
Zahkevion Betts, 2027, RB, Pewitt (TX): The 5’11 and 203-pounder went out and left a lasting impression on the coaches and his peers.
Maverick Bayer, 2027, WR, Muenster (TX): Baylor and TCU could end as a couple potential landing spots for the 5’9 and 185-pounder.
Cooper Childers, 2027, WR, Bloomington (IL): The 6’1 and 180-pounder has feelers from Central Michigan and Northern Illinois.
Jake Landry, 2027, WR, Live Oak (LA): A competitor through and through, the 6’0 and 175-pounder didn’t back down from anyone.
Caden Monk, 2029, WR, Stephenville (TX): The 6’2 and 175-pounder was on the official roster and has scholarship offer from Baylor.
Chance Davis, 2027, OL, Mustang (OK): Kansas State has kept the lines of communication open with the 6’5 and 290-pounder.
Sir’William Morgan, 2027, OL, Guthrie (OK): The 6’3 and 275-pounder is a diamond in the rough. Someone is going to get a gem.
Johnny Wray, 2027, OL, Eaton (TX): Tough and durable, with a nasty streak, the 6’3 and 267-pounder made his presence felt.
Christian Gonzales, 2027, OL, Eastside (TX): The 6’4 and 319-pounder has some tools to work. You can’t teach size, after all.
Aayden Minger, 2027, DB, North Forney (TX): With multiple offers, the 5’10 and 170-pounder nearly stole the show at the workout.
Kaiden Johnson, 2027, DB, Del City (OK): The 6’2 and 175-pounder would seem to be a good fit for team such as Tulsa, or the like.
Destin Sheridan, 2027, DB, Gladewater (TX): Quick and fast, the burst of 5’9 and 170-pounder was different from most everyone else.
Uriah Mazyck, 2027, DB, Pacelli (GA): The 5’11 and 180-pounder appears to have his sights set on Georgia Southern or Georgia State.
Frederick Nash, 2027, DB, Choctaw (OK): North Texas is among the many teams that has kept tabs on the 5’9 and 173-pounder.
Nicholas Payne, 2027, DB, Bishop Lynch (TX): The 5’9 and 170-pounder was not afraid of the big stage. He shined, in fact.
John Paul Lundquist, 2028, DB, Norman North (OK): By the time he’s an upperclassman, watch out for ther 6’2 and 200-pounder.
Miles Heaton, 2027, DB, Legacy Christian Academy (TX): The 5’10 and 165-pounder was up for anyone and just about anything.
Pierre Watson, 2027, DB, Airline (LA): Good size, speed and strength, the 5’11 and 195-pounder delivered the desired results.
Niven Hinkle, 2027, DB, Whitney Young (IL): The 5’11 and 170-pounder made the trip down South a worthwhile travel experience.
Brady Taylor, 2027, DB, Northwest (TX): The 6’0 and 175-pounder got the better of his opponent, that was more often than not.
Isaiah Jones, 2027, LB, Bethesda Academy (GA): With a bright future ahead, the 6’0 and 198-pounder made a name for himself.
Reed Renslow, 2027, LB, Medina Valley (TX): The 6’2 and 215-pounder has been on campus at Kansas. It’s the first of many visits.
Zyon Brown, 2027, LB, Alvarado (TX): A late addition to the workout, the 6’0 and 180-pounder was certainly worth the wait.
John Tompkins, 2028, LB, All Saints Episcopal (TX): The 6’2 and 180-pounder had something to prove. Mission accomplished, too.
Cord Williamson, 2027, LB, Uvalde (TX): A jack-of-all-trades type, the 6’0 and 195-pounder got the job done in this setting.
Kingston McMackin, 2027, LB, Edmond Santa Fe: The 5’10 and 180-pounder was relentless. All gas, no brakes for this guy.
Rowan McHone, 2027, LB, Guthrie (OK): Eager to prove he belonged, the 5’11 and 200-pounder easily earned the respect of everyone.
McTobia Pilot, 2027, LB, Lake Worth (TX): The 5’11 and 190-pounder matched up well against running backs, along with tight ends.
Brandon Ulloa, 2027, DL, De Soto (KS): A force to be reckon with, the 6’5 and 245-pounder caused problems from start to finish.
Oliver Crinella, 2027, DL, Amarillo (TX): The 6’2″ and 220-pounder was an absolute workout warrior. His upside is off the charts.
Aaron Smith, 2027, DL, Kenwood Academy (IL): Nearly a finished product, the 6’1 and 220-pounder doesn’t have any weaknesses.
Jordan Anderson, 2027, DL, Frost (TX): The 6’2 and 285-pounder showed grit and heart throughout. He’s an undeniable talent.
Editor’s Note: When it comes to statistics from the nationwide series of All-American Combines, such as the most recent one, we’ve got you covered. For the numbers, look no further (click here).
Worth mentioning, periodically and often within days, more information about the workout will be added in this space. That said, feel free to check back on a regular basis for the much-needed insight.
A bit later in the summer, invitations will be extended to one of the brand’s upcoming All-American Bowls held at NFL stadium and nationally broadcast on ESPN’s family of networks or YouTube.
Games take place at Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium, Falcons’ Mercedes Benz Stadium, Texans’ NRG Stadium or Jaguars’ EverBank Field, among other venues.
Moving forward, the Blue-Grey Football Selection Committee will consider a number of different factors before making any decision on potential invites to the All-American Bowl. Stay tuned.
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