'16 NJ QB Jarrett Guarantano (Vols commit 4/15/2015)

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Guarantano said following the second full day of competition at the Elite 11 finals that Ohio State running back commitment Kareem Walker of Wayne, N.J., top-100 athlete Ahmir Mitchell of Egg Harbor City, N.J., and four-star athlete Jordan Fuller of Old Tappan, N.J., “definitely” will accompany him on his upcoming trip to Tennessee.

The 6-foot-4, 200-pound Guarantano said five-star defensive tackle Rashan Gary of Paramus, N.J. — the nation’s No. 1 overall prospect in the 247Sports Composite for the 2016 class — also could join him in visiting the Vols later this month.

“We’re planning to go back on the 25th — the ‘Orange Carpet Day,’” said Guarantano, who's ranked the nation's No. 105 overall prospect and No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in the 247Sports Composite.

“I know definitely Kareem, Ahmir and Jordan (are going), and we’re trying to see what Rashan’s doing with his team — if he has team workouts and stuff.”

Guarantano said he has been trying to convince the other top prospects in New Jersey to follow him to Tennessee over the past few months. He said he’s particularly close with Fuller and Walker, who's ranked the nation’s No. 1 running back in the 247Sports Composite.

“I’m most tight with Kareem and Jordan,” Guarantano said. “Jordan is a guy that, he lives in my county, so we’re really close. He probably lives about 10 minutes away, so we’re pretty close with that. And Kareem has really been a guy that I’ve known since eighth grade, so we have, also, a close relationship.”

While Guarantano said it’s “not my place to say” how firm Walker’s commitment to Ohio State is, he added that he believes Walker is “looking around for his options.” And he said he’s optimistic that Walker and the other Garden State natives might end up taking a hard look at the Vols.

“I hope so,” Guarantano said. “I think, as soon as they really get to Tennessee and visit, I think that their mind will really change about all the other schools. We’ll see.”



Bord and really got a lot of time to spend with the coaches and (Vols quarterback) Josh Dobbs,” Guarantano said.

“And then, the next day, really just worked out with Coach Gruden and got to spend some time with him on the board and watching some videos. …


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SIAP: Trent Diller breaking down the elite 11 for USA Today..

Breaking down all of the Elite 11 quarterback finalists


2. Jarrett Guarantano, Bergen Catholic (N.J.) — verbally committed to Tennessee
How good is Guarantano? "He's almost too talented," Dilfer said. Essentially, Guarantano can make every throw in the book — and do so with unmatched speed and power – but needs to spend more time working on his touch. "Layering," basically, meaning the ability to put balls over the tops of defenders rather than relying on pure arm strength to defeat coverage. It's not a huge issue to have at this stage in his development. "He's got everything you could ever want," said Dilfer. I would bet on Guarantano eventually being named MVP of this event. Tennessee is getting a superb prospect.
 
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OddFuture said:
Compare that to the "athlete" some regarded as one of the best in the country, Torrance Gibson, and Jarrett out-scored him by 13 points. Pretty impressive stuff
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the reason TG was regarded as "one of the best (athletes) in the countrY" is because he had the versatility to play multiple positions at the next level. he has amazing raw athleticism.
 
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I'd like to apologise for commenting in the "no comment' Hlrecruiting tweets thread regarding JG's 120.06 rating. I was over served and under supervised tonight.
 
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SIAP: Trent Diller breaking down the elite 11 for USA Today..

Breaking down all of the Elite 11 quarterback finalists


2. Jarrett Guarantano, Bergen Catholic (N.J.) — verbally committed to Tennessee
How good is Guarantano? "He's almost too talented," Dilfer said. Essentially, Guarantano can make every throw in the book — and do so with unmatched speed and power – but needs to spend more time working on his touch. "Layering," basically, meaning the ability to put balls over the tops of defenders rather than relying on pure arm strength to defeat coverage. It's not a huge issue to have at this stage in his development. "He's got everything you could ever want," said Dilfer. I would bet on Guarantano eventually being named MVP of this event. Tennessee is getting a superb prospect.
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Callahan tweeted that Ballard was a bit off, Brandon Wimbush had a 123.03 last year. Guarantano is still a stud though.
 
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