'20 GA QB Harrison Bailey (UT SIGNEE)

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BigOrangeTrain said:
Is he projected at QB?
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From his thread a couple weeks ago.
kristian story - another 2020 standout, the versatile lanett (ala.) star plays all over the field for the defending state champions. On thursday we saw him at quarterback, his bread and butter position, as well as wide receiver, cornerback and safety with his athleticism. Story flashed at all of them, part of the reason he is considered an athlete by 247sports, but the conversation could begin shifting back to the quarterback position as he progresses. The storng-armed tennessee commitment was accurate and pushed the ball down the field and beyond the numbers all day long despite yet to really focus on the position in any offseason, something he's going to do for the first time in 2018 complete with a trip to the manning passing academy later this month. His coach and father, clifford story, said tennessee and other sec programs are considering projecting him solely as a passer now more than ever. Alabama gets him on campus next.

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UT would love to have Harrison Bailey commit, and the sooner the better. GA is a huge recruiting ground for us, and we're trying to strengthen our pipeline into Marietta. Having Keyton and Bailey will make it easier to pull top-tier talent out of UGA's backyard. Bailey's the kind of player who could attract other elite playmakers (like WR Jermaine Burton) and be the catalyst for a special class in 2020.
 
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From Rivals:

FIRST TAKE: CHAD SIMMONS, RIVALS.COM SOUTHEAST ANALYST

“I don't think there is a stage too big for Bailey. He is used to eyes being on him and he has been on the stage for a couple of years already. Bailey is the No. 24 prospect in the country, so he is definitely in that five-star discussion. He has a big frame, he has shown he can drive the ball down the field and he has a great head on his shoulders. In this setting, I don't know if there is a weakness for Bailey. He was here a year ago with guys like Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields and Matt Corral, and he more than held his own. It is still early in his recruitment, but Michigan and Tennessee are definitely two schools to watch.”
 
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More Rivals:

SECOND TAKE: MIKE FARRELL, RIVALS.COM RECRUITING DIRECTOR

“He has five-star ability. The question is going to be his ability to move out of the pocket. We’re not really going to see that this weekend, but if he’s as good as he normally is and precise and goes out there and dominates, he’s right in the discussion for five-star.

“He’s a little bit methodical, so we have to see if there is a Max Browne factor there. He’s very, very good on film, very impressive since middle school, but we have to see if the ball comes out quickly, if decisions are made quickly and all that stuff. We won’t be able to see much of the agility.

“Michigan and Tennessee both need quarterbacks. Shea Patterson is an injection of life into the quarterback position for Michigan but he won’t be there for long. Bailey would be a potential franchise guy who fits in perfectly in that offense. For Tennessee, I think the same thing. The Vols need quarterbacks, they need big-name guys in the Southeast to commit to them. At quarterback, with his name recognition, it would really make other players take notice of Tennessee.”
 
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I don't know about this guy, stars don't really mean anything to me. I want to see how he does this year against teams that really get after him. Hunter Johnson was a camp stud, but played scared when defenses really got after him. Trevor Lawrence however showed moxie in his games...

Which one will this guy be more like?
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
I don't know about this guy, stars don't really mean anything to me. I want to see how he does this year against teams that really get after him. Hunter Johnson was a camp stud, but played scared when defenses really got after him. Trevor Lawrence however showed moxie in his games...

Which one will this guy be more like?
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Looks pretty awesome on highlights
 
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CobbVol said:
More Rivals:

SECOND TAKE: MIKE FARRELL, RIVALS.COM RECRUITING DIRECTOR

“He has five-star ability. The question is going to be his ability to move out of the pocket. We’re not really going to see that this weekend, but if he’s as good as he normally is and precise and goes out there and dominates, he’s right in the discussion for five-star.

“He’s a little bit methodical, so we have to see if there is a Max Browne factor there. He’s very, very good on film, very impressive since middle school, but we have to see if the ball comes out quickly, if decisions are made quickly and all that stuff. We won’t be able to see much of the agility.

“Michigan and Tennessee both need quarterbacks. Shea Patterson is an injection of life into the quarterback position for Michigan but he won’t be there for long. Bailey would be a potential franchise guy who fits in perfectly in that offense. For Tennessee, I think the same thing. The Vols need quarterbacks, they need big-name guys in the Southeast to commit to them. At quarterback, with his name recognition, it would really make other players take notice of Tennessee.”
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Chief still not impressed
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
I don't know about this guy, stars don't really mean anything to me. I want to see how he does this year against teams that really get after him. Hunter Johnson was a camp stud, but played scared when defenses really got after him. Trevor Lawrence however showed moxie in his games...

Which one will this guy be more like?
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You never know but he sure looks like the real deal.
 
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Nashvegas31 said:
Looks pretty awesome on highlights
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Everybody does...so did Hunter Johnson.

Look..I'm not making a call on Bailey yet, I didn't mean for that to be taken that way. I'm just saying I'm not really a fan of statue pocket QBs in todays game. I want to catch a game of his against a tough defense that gets after him and see how he does.
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Everybody does...so did Hunter Johnson.

Look..I'm not making a call on Bailey yet, I didn't mean for that to be taken that way. I'm just saying I'm not really a fan of statue pocket QBs in todays game. I want to catch a game of his against a tough defense that gets after him and see how he does.
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What about a kid with who will throw off his back foot and runs a 4.5 40?
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Everybody does...so did Hunter Johnson.

Look..I'm not making a call on Bailey yet, I didn't mean for that to be taken that way. I'm just saying I'm not really a fan of statue pocket QBs in todays game. I want to catch a game of his against a tough defense that gets after him and see how he does.
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24-of-39 for 338 yards, five touchdowns against the 7A GHSA state champs last season in the playoffs. Almost all of North Gwinnett's defense will be playing d1 football. He did that with pretty much an overmatched Oline that was all FR and SO's. The whole offense was FR and SO's except for Keyton being a JR.
 
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snowvols said:
24-of-39 for 338 yards, five touchdowns against the 7A GHSA state champs last season in the playoffs. Almost all of North Gwinnett's defense will be playing d1 football. He did that with pretty much an overmatched Oline that was all FR and SO's. The whole offense was FR and SO's except for Keyton being a JR.
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Sounds great.
 
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