#1
Jalen Alexander
Dacula Falcons
Cornerback

He is the new age corner back. Big corner at 5”10, who can play zone and man, press or off. What makes him scary is that he can even come down in the box and bring the wood. He is the younger version of Richard Sherman. Came to a Dacula team that many didn’t think would do well and helped lead them to the semifinals in the GFL which is considered one of the better 8^th Grade leagues in the southeast. Once he walks on the field he instantly makes your team 2 wins better which is saying a lot when you play great competition. Will see playing time as a freshman, will become a star as a Sophomore.

 

 #2
Christopher Hinton Jr.
Johns Creek Gladiators
Tight End/Defensive End/Linebacker

This past year Chris was injured so he had to sit out the season but there is no one in the top B2C Prime 89 that has the most upside. He is a legit 6”3, 220lbs and he is a pure athlete as he considered one of the top basketball players in the country. Chris can be successful in any system on defense. He can play the outside backer in a 3-4 or he can play on the line in a 4-3 and if you need him to he play the Mike backer in a 4-3 because he has the speed to run from sideline to sideline. On offense he is dangerous a Tight End, think of him like a Jimmy Graham because of the way he can catch the ball, with a mix of Vernon Davis before the injuries on how he gets yards after the catch. Wherever he goes to high school next year, they will have a four-year starter. He will be a bigger version of Isaac Nauta the outstanding Tight End/Defensive End at for the state champions Buford Wolves.

 

#3
Owen Pappoe
Grayson Rams
Athlete

Has the ability to be great, reminds me a lot of Tobias “Pee Wee” Little who is now at Mays High School and helped lead his team to the state championship game this year because of his size and freakish athletic ability at a young age. He has the attitude you like in a kid with his size in a 8^th grade and that is mean and nasty. Genetically will he grow any more, who knows but just like Tobias when he came out of 8^th Grade he was 6”1, 218lbs and ran a 4.6 in the forty and who has continued to have success in high school even though he hasn’t grown much more. Owen isn’t that big but has the ability to do the same as he plays positions that will fit him more as he plays WR/RB/LB. So even if he stops growing up and starts to grow out he will still be fine because the one thing you can’t deny is his freakish athletic ability that can translate into any skill position. The one thing about Owens that should let people know how good he can be is that he is raw. He still really isn’t playing football yet as this is only his second year of playing ball. Once he actually learns the game…lookout!

 

#4
KJ Wallace
Lovett Lions
Wide Receiver

KJ Wallace has all the skill to be successful at his position.  He has explosive speed in and out of his cuts, locates the ball well with his eyes and his hands and is a polished route runner.  From a pure receiver conversation he could come into a high school and contribute now and he will be good.  If he gets in the right situation and he gets with a smart coach in high school that brings him along slowly so he can get used to speed and violence of playing at a higher level on a consistent week-to-week basis then he can be great. Could easily see him being a thousand yard receiver with 10 touchdowns his sophomore year. Given the right process he has the ability to be one of the better players in the country.

 

#5
Quentin Skinner
Vickery Creek
Center

He has been on our radar for years. Smart kid, who is mean as could be on that offensive line. He can set your line with recognition of the front seven. His playing ability puts you in the mind of Jeff Saturday when he was with the Colts. Yes he has great hands and feet but what makes Skinner special is his ability to have his line in a position t make the proper blocks. He will start as a sophomore and that team will give up 8 less sacks than the previous year he will start. That’s how much of an impact he will have on the offensive line.

 

#6
Kevon Glenn
Kendrick Comets
Middle Linebacker

A absolute beast. Every game he gives you one of those UUUUHHHH hits. Has the size and speed that you like to see in a linebacker. Can play in the middle of a 3-4 or a 4-3 because of his versatility. Has very good speed but more importantly he has good change of direction speed to run from sideline to sideline. He is great at taking on blocks and shedding them as he makes it to the ball carrier.

 

#7
Jaylen McCullough
South Cobb Eagles
Outside Linebacker

He is a true weak side linebacker as he has the speed to chase down the plays and also smart enough to recognize misdirection that will come backside. Great size and aggressiveness, very long arms to help bring down defenders and also shed blocks. If he doesn’t play at weak side Backer I could see him playing either Safety position as he could still play in the box and help cover Tight Ends at the strong and he is smart enough to set your secondary if he plays the free.

 

#8
Devin Durden
Liberty Knights
Offensive Guard

Talent out of this world! He helped lead his team to their middle school county championship and 63% of the running plays were behind this young man. His ability to bump and get to the scary level quickly and efficiently are what line coaches dream of. Great hands and feet, he separates himself by being able to block in space as his coaches always had him pulling or bumping and getting on linebacker and he rarely missed his target. One on one he is an animal as he is a monster driving the defender off the ball.

 

#9
Trevor Smith
South Cobb Eagles
Running Back

Has the size and speed to be scary. This is the same kid that won the 100-meter state championship at the bottom of the age group when he was 11 racing with 12 year olds. For years he has been the focal point of defenses as he always faced 8 or even sometimes 9 in the box. Every big game Trevor came through, against his rivals and in championship games he average 112 yards on the ground with 2 touchdowns. Basically saying that no matter how big the game was you can count on Trevor Smith to have a great game for his team.

 

#10
Jahquez Evans
Crawford Long Tigers
Athlete

He is the super athlete, like Deion Sander at Florida State or a Champ Bailey at UGA back in the day. Now of course I know that’s a lot to say about a kid but he is special. No matter the position they put Jahquez at he was able to help lead his team to a victory. Has very good size, speed and toughness and a good enough skill set that translates well into various position from quarterback, wide receiver, Corner or even if you need him to play in the box at strong safety. Helped lead his team to their county championship, during the season he accounted for multiple big plays. So not only is he a super athlete but he is also a winner.

 

Below is the compete list of the B2C Prime Top 89 Players in Georgia for the Class of 2019.

 

RANK	FIRST	LAST	POSITION	CITY
1	Jaylen	Alexander	Defensive Back	Dacula
2	Christopher	Hinton	Athlete	Johns Creek
3	Owen	Pappoe	Athlete	Lawrenceville
4	KJ	Wallace	Wide Rerceiver	Kennesaw
5	Quentin	Skinner	Center	Forsyth
6	Kevon	Glenn	Linebacker	Jonesboro
7	Jaylen	McCollough	Linebacker	Austell
8	Devin	Durden	Offensive Line	Covington
9	Trevor	Smith	Running Back	Lithia Springs
10	Jahquez	Evans	Athlete	Atlanta
11	Richard	Russell	Defensive Line	Newnan
12	Jeremy	Smith	Running Back	Savannah
13	Chilton	Tolliver	Offensive Line	Duluth
14	Steele	Chamber	Running Back	Alpharetta
15	Nicolas	Manson	Wide Receiver	Jonesboro
16	Jadon	Haselwood	Wide Receiver	Decatur
17	Paris	Brown	Running Back	Powder Springs
18	Keiondre	Jones	Offensive Line	Lagrange
19	Travon	Walker	Linebacker	Upson Lee
20	Derrick	McLendon	Defensive Line	Decatur
21	Jamious	Griffin	Defensive Back	Rome
22	Justin	Eboigbe	Offensive Line	Forrest Park
23	Jajuan	White	Linebacker	Atlanta
24	Anthony	Edwards	Wide Receiver/Safety	Atlanta
25	Quentaviuos	Wilson	Running Back	Monroe Co
26	Zion	Hawkins	Wide Receiver	Dallas
27	Kamonty	Jett	Running Back	Roswell
28	Tucker	Mccoy	Offensive Line	Silver Creek
29	Cameron	Cruver	Running Back	Tyrone
30	Alex	Contreras	Lineback	Suwannee
31	Isiah	Grant	Tight End	Marietta
32	Dominick	Blaylock	Defensive Back	Marietta
33	Ross	Malmgrem	Quarterback	Acworth
34	JD	Bertrand	Tight End	Alpharetta
35	Kenny	Edwards	Linebacker/Running Back	Norcross
36	Tavion	Cudger	Running Back	Atlanta
37	Nasier	Currie-Sudler	Defensive Back	Powder Springs
38	Jordan	Yates	Quarterback	Alpharetta
39	Kenyon	Jackson	Wide Receiver	Stone Mountain
40	Kameron	Brown	Linebacker	Lanier
41	Christian	Singleton	Defensive Back	Acworth
42	Ronald	Thompkins	Running Back	Stone Mountain
43	Charles	Thomas	Linebacker	Fairburn
44	Kendrell	Watts	Defensive Line	Monroe Co
45	Quantavious	Hill	Athlete	Columbus
46	Miles	Henderson	Linebacker	Cartersville
47	Jkori	Jones	Quarterback	Stone Mountain
48	Brannon	Spector	Wide Receiver	Calhoun
49	Gary	Benton	Running Back	College Park
50	Kareem	Hobbs	Linebacker	Dallas
51	Jaylen	Perry	Wide Receiver	Daucla
52	Keevaughn	Peterson	Defensive Lineman	Columbus
53	Vincent	Murphy	Offensive Line	Suwannee
54	Richard	Benton	Defensive Line	Atlanta
55	Jabril	Maxwell	Quarterback	Decatur
56	David	Davis	Athlete	Stone Mountain
57	Justin	Foster	Defensive Back	Atlanta
58	Derricas	Smith	Linebacker	Rome
59	Swann	Tarver	Quarterback	Columbus
60	Nakeem	Smith	Running Back	Atlanta
61	Cozbi	Craig	Linebacker	Conyers
62	Javanni	Cunningham	Wide Receiver	Suwannee
63	Marcellus	Lockett	Athlete	Conyers
64	Gavin	Gray	Quarterback	Calhoun
65	Cherome	Ducking	Defensive Line	Lawrenceville
66	Nate	Morgan	Running Back	Stone Mountain
67	Hayden	Hairston	Kicker	Buford
68	Derek	Atwater	Running Back	Columbus
69	Garick	Moise	Athlete	Marietta
70	Dacorrion	West	Defensive Line	Columbus
71	Trevor	Arrington	Offensive Line	Stone Mountain
72	Malik	Webb	Defensive Back	Palmetto
73	Jaqualeon	Harris	Defensive Line	Upson Lee
74	Xavier	Billingsley	Linebacker	Columbus
75	Trevon	Salter	Linebacker	Duluth
76	AJ	Brown	Wide Receiver	Acworth
77	Jakai	Clark	Offeinsive Line	Grayson
78	David	Ross	Defensive Line	Millidgeville
79	Deenizo	Gamble	Athlete	Manchester
80	Xavier	Hawkins	Offeinsive Line	Martinez
81	Kenneth	Green	Running Back	Columbus
82	Michael	Bennifield	Defensive Back	Alatoona
83	Deshon	Stoudemire	Defensive Back	Stone Mountain
84	Jerrion	Alexander	Defensive Line	Forest Park
85	Caleb	Dixon	Defensive Back	Douglasville
86	Gabriel	Reeves	Wide Receiver	Marietta
87	Jamal	Lewis	Athlete	Tyrone
88	Dominique	Ford	Quarterback	Columbus
89	Raylynn	Thornton	Athlete	Columbus