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Jamier Brown
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Rivals national recruiting analyst Greg Smith takes a look at five Midwest commitments that could be at risk to flip their pledges before the end of the year.
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The elite 2027 four-star receiver is committed to Ohio State and the program is fresh off a national championship. He’s from Ohio and the Buckeyes have a strong track record at his position. Ohio State has a lot going for itself in this recruitment but it's still very early.
Oregon has been a frequent opponent on the recruiting trail and just offered Brown. Texas A&M, Auburn, Florida State and Florida are all programs that he’s got some interest in, too.
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The Ohio four-star just committed to Louisville recently. The relationship he quickly built with wide receivers coach Deion Branch was a big drive in his commitment. But the Cardinals may have to fight to hang on.
It doesn’t appear Ohio State is involved much now, but a big senior season could lead to new interest from blueblood programs.
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Kansas made a great early evaluation and built a tremendous relationship with Dunnigan. It paid off with an early commitment last January. But will it hold? The four-star continues to pick up offers from around the country and his stock will rise more during his senior season.
Nebraska, Tennessee and Miami are just a few teams closely monitoring the situation.
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The Ohio native was part of a huge run of commitments for Illinois in February. The program has a lot of momentum on and off the field. However, it's easy to see other programs circling the waters on their recruits. The Illini have a staff that evaluates well and Singleton is another example of that.
Before his commitment, Ohio State, Texas A&M and Michigan were heavily involved in his recruitment. Those teams and others will be keeping an eye on Singleton.
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Whiting went from an unranked prospect to debuting in the Rivals250 early this year. That’s because he has a great frame, athleticism and a lot of potential to be a great college player. Many colleges recognized this as he picked up offers from Michigan, Alabama, Iowa and others during the winter. Whiting has built a strong relationship with the Michigan State staff but will one of those more established programs circle back during the season?
There is a strong chance at least one will. The Spartans need to be prepared to fight to hang onto the big-time prospect, especially if Year 2 under coach Jonathan Smith is rocky.
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