Jake Briningstool, a Clemson recruit from Ravenwood, Tennessee, is considered the nation’s No. 1 tight end. according to 247Sports.com composite rankings. Briningstool is facing a junior season in which he caught 47 balls for 857 yards with nine touchdowns. In his sophomore year, he caught 22 balls.
The nation’s No. 1 tight end prepares to be a tiger (@jbringstool): https://t.co/vXO4VQnpU8 pic.twitter.com/MVTDNkRlYh
– TigerNet.com (@ClemsonTigerNet) April 23, 2020
Thomas Fidone from Lewis Central High School in Iowa is the second best recruit. Fidone has narrowed his collegiate picks down to six teams — Iowa, LSU, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame and Penn State.
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No. 3 recruit Brock Bowers from Napa High in California has a list of eight finalists – Cal, Georgia, Notre Dame, Oregon, Oregon State, Penn State, UCLA and Washington.
Moliki Matavao, the nation’s No. 4 tight end, has given Oregon his verbal. He averaged over 15 yards per catch last year with 46 catches while leading Liberty to a Nevada 4A title. Seven of his catches were for touchdowns.
At number 5 is Michael Trigg from Carrollwood Day in Florida. Trigg recently narrowed his list down to ten teams — Auburn, Illinois, Kentucky, LSU, Michigan State, North Carolina, Ohio State, Penn State, South Carolina and USC.
Tight ends, class of 2021
No. 1 Jake Briningstool – Ravenwood (Tennessee) – Clemson
No. 2 Thomas Fidone – Lewis Central (Iowa) – Untied
No. 3 Brock Bowers – Napa (California) – Untied
No. 4 Moliki Matavao – Freedom (Nevada) – Oregon
No. 5 Michael Trigg – Carrollwood Day (Florida) – Unbound
No. 6 Cane Berrong – Hart County (Georgia) – Notre Dame
No. 7 Jermaine Terry – Kennedy (Richmond, California) – Cal
No. 8 Dametrious Crownover – Grandview (Texas) – Untied
No. 9 Hudson Wolf – Hardin County (Tennessee) – Tennessee
No. 10 Louis Hansen – St. Sebastian (Massachusetts) – Michigan
No. 11 Gage Wilcox—Jefferson (Tampa, Florida)—Florida
No. 12 Jack Pugh – Hilliard Bradley (Ohio) – Wisconsin
No. 13 Elijah Arroyo – Frisco Independence (Texas) – Miami (Florida)
No. 14 Terrance Ferguson – Heritage (Colorado) – Unbound
No. 15 Nick Elksnis – Episcopal (Jacksonville, Florida) – Florida
#16 Sam Hart – Cherokee Trail (Colorado) – State of Ohio
No. 17 Jordan Dingle – Bowling Green (Kentucky) – Untied
#18 Lake McRee – Lake Travis (Texas) – USC
No. 19 – Erik Olsen – Heritage (Colorado) – Unbound
No. 20 Miles Campbell – South Paulding (Georgia) – Tennessee
No. 21 Mitchell Evans – Wadsworth (Ohio) – Unbound
No. 22 Bryson Nesbit – South Mecklenburg (North Carolina) – Unbound
No. 23 Landen King – Atascocita (Texas) – Untied
#24 Leo Blackburn – Westlake (Georgia) – Georgia Tech
#25 Gunnar Helm – Cherry Creek (Colorado) – Untied
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