The University of Louisville football team will have a large, impressive group of talented prospects, including two of the nation’s top 100 players, visiting campus Saturday for its first junior day for the 2014 class.
Most of the players are from Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia, Indiana and Florida, but there is expected to be at least one big-time player from Tennessee – four-star Gallatin Station Camp wide receiver Josh Malone (highlights embedded below), who is ranked as the nation’s No. 72 junior by Rivals.com.
Wide receiver Artavis Scott of East Lake High School in Tarpon Springs, Fla. – ranked No. 93 by Rivals – is another expected visitor.
Other four-star prospects expected to visit are U of L commitment Reggie Bonnafon, a quarterback from Trinity High School; Brandon Lee, linebacker from Indianapolis Lawrence Central; Nilijah Ballew, safety, Cincinnati Walnut Hills; and Dante Sawyer, linebacker, Suwanee, Ga., North Gwinnett.
Other junior day visitors by state:
From Kentucky: LB Lloyd Tubman, Seneca; RB/WR DeAndre Farris, Collins; TE Nick True, Highlands; LB Derik Overstreet and CB Darrius Spivey-Nunn of Paducah Tilghman.
Ohio: WR Dorian Baker, Cleveland Heights; RB Devine Redding, Mineral Ridge; OL Jared McCray, Minford; TE Ethan Wolf, Minster; OL Ja’Merez Bowen and DE Joe Henderson, Shaker Heights; LB Airius Moore, Beavercreek.
Georgia: QB Hayden Sphire, WR Nate Brown and WR Caleb Scott, all of North Gwinnett; and LB Detric Dukes, Tucker. Mitch Hyatt, a sophomore offensive lineman from North Gwinnett with multiple major offers already, was expected to visit, too.
Indiana: DL Kevin Willis, Lawrence Central; OL Drew Broughton, Fishers.
Florida: CB Mike Johnson, Clearwater Countryside; RB Ish Witter, Tampa Alonso
North Carolina: TE Avery Edwards, Raleigh Ravenscroft.
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