STATE CHAMPS! SCOUT TEAM: Detroit PSL’s bumper crop of linemen among best in Midwest
MICHIGAN
The Detroit PSL is a treasure of riches in the trenches. Detroit Cass Tech junior offensive linemen Terrance Enos and Raheem Anderson and Detroit King senior road grader Deondre Buford are three of the best line prospects the city has seen in the past 5-to-10 years. Anderson and Buford are blue-chippers. Enos is headed in that direction.
Buford (6-foot-4, 275 pounds) committed to Kentucky in the days leading up to the start of the 2019 campaign. He won a state title last year as a junior.
Anderson (6-foot-3, 300 pounds) is being recruited hard by Michigan. He plays center. Enos (6-foot-5, 320 pounds) holds offers from LSU, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Pitt, Iowa State Rutgers and West Virginia.
ILLINOIS
New Trier junior OL David Davidkov (6-foot-6, 275 pounds) picked up an offer from Ohio State last weekend. Davidkof is the No. 2 overall prospect in the state’s Class of 2021.
Nazareth Academy junior DE Ryan Keeler (6-foot-5, 250 pounds) collected an Oregon State offer last week. This past summer, he was offered by Michigan, Wisconsin and Kentucky. He won a state championship in 2018. His quarterback at Nazareth Academy, J.J. McCarthy is already committed to Michigan and scouting experts are predicting Keeler will end up a Wolverine.
OHIO
Pickerington Central junior WR Lorenzo Styles, Jr. (6-foot-1, 175 pounds) ended his summer with a Florida offer, his most recent bid from the SEC. Auburn is a frontrunner in the race for his services as a playmaker at the next level along with Notre Dame and Ohio State. His dad, Lorenzo Sr. played linebacker at Ohio State in the 1990s and won a Super Bowl in the pros as a member of the St. Louis Rams.
WISCONSIN
Milwaukee King sophomores Jerry Cross and Cam Done are two names to watch for in the state’s Class of 2022.
Cross is a 6-foot-6 rangy terror in the red zone. Word is that Iowa is on the verge of offering.
Done (6-foot-6, 265 pounds) is a versatile defensive lineman, able to seamlessly shift between tackle and rush end. He played at Waukesha Catholic last year. Iowa and Michigan are both starting to show interest.
— SCOTT M. BURNSTEIN
