FSU football five-star cornerback commit Travis Hunter Jr. continues to embarrass the competition while chasing the illusive No. 1 spot in the composite rankings.
Hunter Jr. has climbed to the No. 2 overall spot, with Ohio State QB commit Quinn Ewers ranked as the No. 1 player overall. I’ll say this, there hasn’t been a player in the nation that’s gone out and competed on BOTH sides of the ball more than Travis Hunter Jr.
He is a player that has not ducked competition and is on a mission to prove he’s the best player ever. 2021 NFL first-round draft pick (No. 8 overall) Jaycee Horn already believes Travis Hunter Jr. is the best high school player he’s ever seen:
Cornerback Jaheim Singletary has been a monster on defense for years and is one of the crown jewels of college football’s 2022 recruiting class. He is a five-star talent, has a 74-inch wingspan and should be a force at the next level.
Singletary plays for Robert E. Lee High School in Jacksonville, Florida, and has been a ball magnet. So far in his career, he has 10 interceptions and has even scored three touchdowns as a wide receiver. It’s no surprise every major NCAA program is after the 6-foot-1 player’s services. Throwing into Singletary’s coverage is a bad idea more often than not. He is 6-foot-1 and 170 pounds — a great height and weight for a defensive back — and he relies on his athleticism to stick with the wide receivers he is shadowing. There’s a reason he was named an All-American, and his play speaks for itself.
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