Decisions: Big Sunday in the South

Aaron Lynch leads the way this weekend when talking about top prospects in the south that made a commitment to the school of their choice.

A number of prospects out of the south have already gone public with their decisions and more could be on the way today.

This will be updated if more prospects make decisions and as the news comes in.

Aaron Lynch - DE - Island Coast (FL)
Committed To: Notre Dame
Quick Hitter: Lynch is one of the top defensive ends in America. He has a good get-off, he has great range on the edge, and he is a good get for the Irish.

Jeoffrey Pagan - DE - Asheville (NC)
Committed To: Clemson
Quick Hitter: Pagan injured his knee during the season, so he is going through rehab now, but he has the tools to be a very good strongside end or possibly move inside. Can play the run and rush the passer well.

Errin Joe - OL - Lake Gibson (FL)
Committed To: Georgia Tech
Quick Hitter: Joe is a good fit at Georgia Tech and in their offense. He is a smaller tackle in a pre-set offense, but his size, mobility, and run blocking ability fits in perfectly in Atlanta.

Andre Davis - WR - Jefferson (FL)
Committed To: South Florida
Quick Hitter: What a great pick up for the Bulls. I really like Davis' ability to get open and the way he catches the football. He has a very good feel for the game and is a fluid wideout with solid speed.

Demontavious Smith - QB - Monroe Area (GA)
Committed To: Georgia Tech
Quick Hitter: Do not sleep on this young man. He is an athlete that has emerged late in the process and he could be a steal for Georgia Tech. He is a tough runner with good size and good speed.

Chuck Hunter - DT - West Monroe (LA)
Committed To: Texas Christian
Quick Hitter: Hunter has a good first step off the ball and he gets up the field quickly. He has a nice bull rush and plays with good leverage.

Chad Simmons started out with Scout in 2003 covering top talent in Georgia and other areas in the South. He then moved on to another Recruiting Service from 2004-2008 before returning to Scout the first of 2009 to become Southeast Recruiting Manager.
Chad's Blog | Facebook | Twitter