.adamgorney spotlights players who outperformed their rankings at Sunday's RivalsCamp in Los Angeles:
are still the top dogs but House can run, cover, hit and he’s starting to see his recruitment take off. He looked good on Sunday as well.Johnson is not a finished product and still is pretty raw as a defensive end but the three-star has outstanding size at 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds and is supremely athletic. Sometimes, he needs a better plan when he’s going against an offensive tackle but from athleticism to length to playmaking ability, Johnson has a tremendous amount of upside.
Dillon should be on watch for a bump in the rankings because while he didn’t dominate totally at the camp, he has the physical size and athletic ability to be special down the road. He also worked out at tight end but my bet is that the Draper Corner Canyon standout is best coming off the edge.
He has good size, he’s smooth in his drop and then the high three-star delivers the ball on time. Is he a four-star? We will consider it and I’m not thrilled with his low completion percentage last season but there’s no doubt Moga has a ton of ability.Wrightster has not had a ton of opportunities on the field yet but after transferring from Chatsworth Sierra Canyon to Mission Hills Alemany the 2024 low three-star quarterback should have a big season ahead.
There are still a few questions on top-end speed but he cannot be taken down with arm tackles, he’s a tough runner and blocking won’t be an issue.
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