It's getting colder ... But recruiting battles are just heating up!

Oct 27, 2020 5:32 am

It's getting colder ... But recruiting battles are just heating up!

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The air might be getting colder around Canada ... But the recruiting trail is just heating up. We've tracked 13 ranked prospects plus more who've found a new home in the OUA, find out where they're heading!

As we prepare to release the CFC Prospect Game final rosters after a long winded tour ... We thought it'd be appropriate to catch up with CFC100s QB Samuel Tremblay and DB Tanner Doxtator about their experience last year!

Have you been keeping track of our new offers, consideration and commits page? Make sure to explore the new profile database to keep track of prospects from coast to coast. You can search for any prospect here!

OFFERS/COMMITS ROUNDUP

128 TOTAL

9 TOTAL

175 TOTAL

256 TOTAL

U Sports Considerations

1050 TOTAL

NCAA Considerations

103 TOTAL

OFFER THAT GUY

It hasn't taken long to let the cat out of the bag. After his first D1 offer from Dartmouth, CFC100 Class of 2022 wide receiver, Elic Ayomanor, from Edmonton, Alberta has since earned D1 offers from Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Yale, and Princeton. This 6'3" 210lbs athlete has been turning heads down south at increasing speed. And speed is what this kid has a whole lot of. We saw him at the 2019 CFC Prospect Game, that was televised on TSN, tryouts in Alberta prove just that. As a 10th grader, we mistook him for a defensive end and then he went out and did receiver type things and looked really good doing them. He's only improved since then and his stock is just starting heat up.

Our take:

Big, physical receiver who can go up and grab the ball at it's high point in the red zone
Proven talent against high-level competition in the United States
Able to move around the field so teams can't isolate him on an island out wide
@elicayomanor

TOP PROSPECTS of the week

Katie Uttley catches up with Weyburn, Saskatchewan native CFC100 OL Cash Cuthbert, who's preparing to head east after committing to Queen's recently.

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Cash and Katie discuss how COVID effected his workout routine this year, how it took a couple years to truly fall in love with the game, and play a quick game of five questions at the end ... which Cash frustrates Katie with his answers.

Catch up with the rest of the episodes HERE.

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SOUTH OF THE BORDER HEADLINES

Big Ten’s back (and the Mountain West...)!! That means some Canadians got underway, and some notable performances took place. CFC100 Sydney Brown had a 9 solo tackle performance for Illinois, and in the Mountain West, freshman CFC100 Isaiah Bagnah had a couple tackles for Boise State. Also, in an SEC matchup putting 2 top Canadian receivers against one another, CFC100 John Metchie had 7 catches for 151 yards and CFC100 Josh Palmer had 4 catches for 57 yards and a TD.

Normally there’s a little talking about NFL guys to do in this newsletter, but they were all pretty quiet this week with the exception of Alex Singleton’s 5 solo tackles for the Eagles. This means more college talk. In a matchup between Oklahoma State and Iowa State, CFC100 Chuba Hubbard had 140 rushing yards and a TD. We also have to talk about Coastal Carolina, who’s quietly become the 20th-ranked team in the country. CFC60 Enock Makonzo had 6 tackles and 2 sacks for them in a win over Georgia Southern this weekend.

In the world of offers, the hot prospect right now is undoubtedly CFC100 Kenzy Le Paul. This week he’s added 4 new FBS offers from the likes of Indiana, Toledo, Michigan State, and Tennessee. After watching his tape and seeing what he’s doing down there, more offers should be on the way.

GET YOUR CFC RANKINGS HERE

RECRUITING TIP

Most popular questions from recruits this week?

There are two people that coaches want to talk to; you and your high school coach. They will get all the answers they need from these two sources. Your relationship with your current coach can be extremely helpful or harmful. How your relationship with your coach is now could affect how they choose to represent you later.

BOTTOM LINE:

Your history in these areas are a precursor to how you will act in college. You must understand that this is similar to asking your previous employer for a job reference.

EVENTS BY CFC

Missed out last event in your area? Or hoping for a future CFC Combine and Showcase near your hometown? Make sure to put your name on the CFC Events Waiting List to help us out! You'll receive up-to-date information directly about our CFC Events and early access for registration.

CFC100-150-200-60-40 - Player Ranking Trivia

This Class of 2014 CFC100 QB won the Vanier Cup with Laval before signing with the local Montreal Alouettes
This Class of 2014 CFC100 DB attended IMG Academy ... played JUCO at Arizona Western ... committed to Kansas ... Then transferred to Fresno State ... And was finally drafted by the Toronto Argonauts
This Class of 2014 CFC100 RB from Winnipeg committed to Western and was drafted by the Edmonton Eskimos

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