The Rivals Camp Series made its stop in Atlanta last weekend, attracting a slew of highly recruited prospects from the Southeast region and beyond. National recruiting analyst John Garcia Jr. was on hand to evaluate the talent and make some early predictions on the future destinations of these rising stars.
One standout from the camp was Shamar Arnoux, a promising recruit from Carrollton High School in Georgia. Arnoux’s performance at the camp caught the attention of scouts and coaches alike, with several SEC programs, including Georgia, LSU, and South Carolina, showing interest in the talented athlete. Despite being scheduled to visit Colorado, it appears that the allure of staying close to home and playing for Georgia may be too strong for Arnoux to resist. Garcia’s prediction is that Arnoux will ultimately choose Georgia as his college destination.
Another standout from the camp was Zion Grady, a former Alabama commit who is now considering offers from Auburn, Tennessee, Miami, and Florida State. Grady is set to take official visits to each of these schools, with Auburn emerging as a frontrunner in his recruitment. The Tigers’ push for Grady is bolstered by their pursuit of several of his high school teammates, suggesting that there may be an under-the-radar effort to bring the entire group to Auburn. Garcia predicts that Grady will ultimately choose Auburn as his new college home.
Antwann Hill, a recruit who has garnered interest from over 30 programs since decommitting from Colorado, is now being heavily pursued by Florida. Despite communication with Alabama and Ole Miss, Hill has indicated that Florida is the only SEC school actively pursuing him. With an official visit to Gainesville in the works, Hill may be leaning towards the Gators. Garcia’s prediction is that Hill will ultimately choose Florida as his college destination.
Samuel Turner, a rising star and MVP contender at the camp, is garnering interest from in-state rivals Georgia and Georgia Tech. Turner is set to take an official visit to Georgia in the near future, and with the Bulldogs in need of a wide receiver, he may be leaning towards Georgia. Despite interest from BYU and Auburn, Garcia predicts that Turner will ultimately choose Georgia as his college destination.
Eric Winters, a standout performer at the camp, has garnered attention for his versatility on the field, playing safety despite being ranked as a linebacker and primarily serving as a quarterback in high school. With Georgia and Auburn vying for his commitment, Winters faces a tough decision between the two in-state rivals. The Bulldogs have long been in the running for Winters, but Auburn’s recent push may sway his decision. Garcia predicts that Winters will ultimately choose Auburn as his college destination.
Overall, the Rivals Camp Series in Atlanta showcased a talented group of prospects with multiple offers from top programs. As the recruiting process continues, it will be interesting to see where these rising stars ultimately choose to play at the next level.
