B2C Prime 100 – Class 2019 (National)

The B2C Prime 100 rankings for the 2019 class is loaded with talent. Florida, Georgia, California and Texas are well represented as football has become almost a religion in those states. At #1, is the quarterback out of California – JT Daniels. He has everything you want at the QB position. He has a strong arm to make every throw you need him to make. He is very accurate and most importantly he is a winner. With his tireless work ethic, his skills should translate well into being a very productive QB on Friday nights. At # 2, is Nolan Smith from Georgia. Anybody who has had a chance to see this guy play walks away from the game blown away. He is literally playing on a different level than anyone in his class. He is a technician and plays with a mean attitude that is only trumped by his passion to play the game. There are some very good players on the B2C Prime 100 list. Let’s check the rest out.

Click on the link below to JT Daniels Hudl highlights

http://www.hudl.com/v/CfS49

Quarterback

We’ve already talked about JT Daniels and he is the real deal. Now let’s talk about the Michigan QB, Sam Johnson, who has jumped on the radar and on this list. Johnson has height and can get it done from the pocket. He is also a very serviceable runner and has a very high football IQ that enables him to make the proper throw and limit his interceptions. He can play on day 1 in high school because of his decision-making and accuracy. Terrance Gipson is plain out fun to watch. No other Quarterback is as athletic as him; he can literally take a play doomed from the start and turn it into a sports show highlight.

Sam Johnson highlights

Running Backs

 

 

This is a good class for the RB’s, both of the top two backs reside in Florida with James Cook and Nayquan Wright. James Cook is a special player. He is very talented and can be used all over the field. Nayquan Wright is more of a pure runner, very explosive and physical at the point of contact. Joseph Carter out of Texas is another very nice sized back at 6″1, 183lbs that runs angry and can get the yards.

 

 

#33 ranked Paris Brown out of McEachern GA

 

 

 

Wide Receivers and Tight Ends

 

Blake Hinson out of Florida is something to see. Standing at 6’5, his amazing leaping ability in addition to the height makes him a nightmare to cover. If he continues to grow he will obviously have to come down and put his hand in the dirt at Tight End but as of right now he is the #1 rated WR in the country. Cameron Coleman from Missouri can fly, he might also be the best route runner in his group which always translates well when the Friday night lights come on.

 

 

 

 

#8 ranked Blake Hinson Highlights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNVjnAaXXZQ

 

 

 

Offensive Line

 

 

Going into high school besides Quarterback this is the most difficult position to evaluate because so many linemen don’t really blossom until they reach high school. Not to taking anything away from the players we have listed, this list could literally change drastically at this position in a year due to how the bigs grow. Beau Taylor is good but he has competition for the #1 spot with Antoine Whitner from Virginia and the Georgia boys – Harry Miller and Keiondre Jones.  All can be considered as the #1 lineman out there with great feet and hands. Out of the top lineman, Keiondre has a lot of upside with an Alabama offer in the 6”3, 264lb OLineman’s hands. Whitner has also picked up an offer from Virginia.

#9 ranked Beau Taylor Highlights 

 

Defensive Line

This has become the new position of the super athlete. The reality is that these guys could play tight end and some them could even line up at WR depending on how they grow. Nolan Smith from Georgia was already talked about in the Opening for his ability to change the game from the line of scrimmage. Joseph Honeysuckle from Tennessee is right behind him with his big, long athletic frame, he uses his hands well and fires off the ball even better. Shawn’Kel Knight-Goff is one of those super athletes we talked about earlier that could end up playing whatever he wants to play. Right now he has had the most success by putting his hand in the dirt. He is a very good athlete that is powerful enough to put together multiple moves to get in the backfield and make it a long day for the offense. Kobe Alexander out of South Carolina is load to deal with in at the DT position.  Right now the #1 Defensive lineman in the country is a monster against the run and can also pressure the Quarterback in the passing game.  Best skill set from a DT besides Tru Thompson out of Georgia who was recently offered by Florida State.

 

 

Linebacker

This has to be one of the most recruited group of linebackers coming into high school in the history of football. Between Anthony Solomon from Florida and Owen Pappoe from Georgia, they have over 20 offers combined…WOW! Anthony Solomon is cerebral. He is always lined up properly with a football IQ that is through the roof. Soloman is a great open field tackler. Owen Pappoe is a genetic freak. At 6’1, 195lbs and running a 4.6, he can get anywhere on the field. If he continues to grow, he might end up being the best in this class. If not then he will probably change position and still be a very productive player. Charles Moore is big and can move his 6”4, 232lbs body.  Moore can play in the middle or if needed, he can put his hand in the dirt, pin his ears back and get up field.

 

Defensive Back

Jalen Alexander is the real deal. The long, physical defense back can play in any scheme, doesn’t matter if it is man or zone. He is also one of the best tacklers in his class at any position. Once he gets to the ball, he is coming with bad intentions. The Floridian, Jahlon Wilson, has great man-to-man cover skills. While, he is not the tallest corner, his leaping ability always keeps him in good position against the jump ball. In underneath routes he is lights out because of his quickness and anticipation.
Wallace Milton is a monster at Safety who will lay you out.  Not only is he a big time hitter, he can also locate the ball very well in the passing game. The very long and very fast Milton can go from sideline to sideline in a blink of an eye.

 

Athlete

There are three stand outs that made the list – Horace McCoy out of California, KJ Wallace from Georgia and Kenny McIntosh from Florida. Horace McCoy has been used all over the field. The long athletic player can be productive from multiple positions. A tall player at 6’1, McCoy possesses the quick feet of an athlete that is 5’10. His feet are so good that if he worked at corner full time he could become arguably the best in the country. KJ Wallace is very polished at the WR position, but can play defense in the secondary as well. Kenny McIntosh is a load with his big body and great feet. He can play RB and LB very well, has a very high football IQ, and a genuine passion for the game. Dominick Blaylock out of Georgia is the most well known in this group with offers from Auburn, Georgia and South Carolina.

#49 ranked Horace McCoy Highlights

 

 

Rank	First Name	Last Name	Position	State
1	J.T.	Daniels	QB	California
2	Nolan	Smith	DL	Georgia
3	James	Cook	RB	Florida
4	Nayquan	Wright	RB	Florida
5	Sam	Johnson	QB	Michigan
6	Joseph	Honeysucker	DE	Tennessee
7	Kobe	Alexander	DT	South Carolina
8	Blake	Hinson	WR	Florida
9	Beau	Taylor	OL	Nevada
10	Jalen	Alexander	DB	Georgia
11	Shawn’Kel	Kight-Goff	DL	Kentucky
12	Anthony	Solomon	LB	Florida
13	Charles	Moore	LB	Mississippi
14	Antoine	Whitner	OL	Virginia
15	Owen	Pappoe	OLB	Georgia
16	William	Putnam	OT	Illinios
17	Jahlon	Wilson	DB	Florida
18	Grant	Tisdale	QB	Texas
19	Josh	McKenzie	RB	New Jersey
20	Cameron	Coleman	WR	Missouri
21	Kenny	McIntosh	ATH	Florida
22	Jayden	Jernigan	DE	Texas
23	KJ	Wallace	ATH	Georgia
24	Horrace	McCoy	ATH	California
25	Omar	Speights	OLB	Pennsylvania
26	Chris	Hinton	TE	Georgia
27	Terrance	Gipson	QB	Texas
28	James	Fullbright	RB	Texas
29	Harry	Miller	OT	Georgia
30	Wallace	Milton	S	Alabama
31	Tyler	March	WR	Florida
32	Raymond	Collins	DL	Florida
33	Paris	Brown	RB	Georgia
34	Laderrick	Despenza	DL	Alabama
35	Dante	Lucas	OL	Mississippi
36	Logan	Hagan	OL	Kentucky
37	Keiondre	Jones	OT	Georgia
38	Joseph	Carter	RB	Texas
39	Nicholas	Rowan	OT	Mississippi
40	Hank	Bachmeier	QB	California
41	Dwan	Mathis	QB	Michigan
42	Cameron	Cloud	RB	North Carolina
43	Jay	Lagroon	WR	South Carolina
44	Jadon	Haselwood	WR	Georgia
45	Robert	Cshuta	LB	North Carolina
46	Geral	Irons	DL	Texas
47	Daniel	Richardson	QB	Florida
48	Xavier	Goldsmith	DB	Michigan
49	Kerrick	Teamer	WR	Florida
50	Malik	Prioleau	DB	Florida
51	Ta’Quan	Roberson	QB	New Jersey
52	Grant	Gunnell	QB	Texas
53	Dominck	Blaylock	ATH	Georgia
54	Donald	Clay	DB	Lousina
55	Jaylen	McCullough	DB	Georgia
56	Luke	Whitty	OL	Maryland
57	Tayvlon	Land	DB	Virginia
58	Alex	Meredith	QB	South Carolina
59	RJ	Oben	DE	New Jersey
60	Raynoch	Thompson	DB	Kentucky
61	Desmond	Walker	OL	Michigan
62	Jade	Burge	ATH	Alabama
63	Peter	Hayes-Patrick	RB	Florida
64	Aaron	Stone	S	Ohio
65	Quinton	Gregory	WR	Virginia
66	Tru	Thompson	DT	Georgia
67	Robert	Harbor	DL	Texas
68	Tavario	Standerfield	DB	Mississippi
69	Josh	Pugh	ATH	Maryland
70	Kenyon	Hudson	LB	California
71	Isiah	Gibson	DT	Ohio
72	Cole	Labossiere	OL	Virginia
73	Demarco	Hellams	WR	Maryland
74	Shilo	Sanders	QB	Texas
75	Zac	Smith	DL	Florida
76	Evan	Durbin	OT	Colorado
77	Omari	Garry	ATH	California
78	Max	Williams	ATH	California
79	Tausili	Flatoa	DE	Hawaii
80	Antonio	Alfano	DE	New Jersey
81	Noah	Cain	RB	Texas
82	Cesare	Mellusi	RB	Florida
83	Sam	Howell	QB	North Carolina
84	Lexington	Joseph	DB	Florida
85	Vic	Vega	LB	Florida
86	Chris	Steele	CB	California
87	EJ	Ndoma-Ogar	OL	Texas
88	Austin	Rodriguez	OL	Texas
89	Chris	Tyree	RB	Virginia
90	Xavier	Nurse	WR	New York
91	Jaleel	McRae	LB	Florida
92	Zachary	Natt	DE	Texas
93	Travon	Walker	LB	Georgia
94	Clay	Webb	OL	Alabama
95	Isaiah	Foskey	ATH	California
96	Kevon	Glenn	LB	Georgia
97	Derrick	Trotter	ATH	Kentucky
98	Darren	Davis	RB	Florida
99	Malik	Washington	DB	Georgia
100	Joey	Scarabino	LB	New Jersey