Moss Point vs. Gautier

Moss Point is one of the top programs on the Mississippi Gulf coast when it comes to producing division one football players. The Tigers have a few players who may find their way onto a roster next fall.

Scout.com Road Report

T.J. Stephens

Moss Point HS (MS) DE / #96

C/O 2009

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	Scout's Take: Stephens has a very good motor and a lot of natural strength. He gets good pad level on most plays and he plays with a lot of effort. Stephens has a very humble disposition and presents himself as a team first type of guy.

Raqueem Richmond

Moss Point HS (MS) CB / #4

C/O 2009

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	Scout's Take: Richmond currently leads the state with six pass interceptions. Four of those picks came against Pascagoula a week ago. Raqueem has a knack for being in the right place at the right time. His size will likely keep him out of the division one level, but he should get the chance to continue his career after high school.

Cadarius Stallworth

Moss Point HS (MS) WR / #15

C/O 2009

	Scout's Take: Stallworth might have been the best athlete on the field this Friday night. He knows how to get open and make himself available to his quarterback. He is a very crafty route runner and he sells his fakes. He has room for improvement, but it is easy to see that he has been well coached.

Keith Barkley

Moss Point HS (MS) DE / #55

C/O 2010

	Scout's Take: Keith is very active on the line. He is one of the top tacklers on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and a name to remember for next year's class. He sheds blocks pretty well and he is strong off the ball.

DeAdrian Terry

Moss Point HS(MS) WR / #17

C/O 2010

	Scout's Take: Terry has good speed and good instincts in the open field. He could be a bit more patient on kick returns, but he has the speed to make up for some mistakes. He needs to add some muscle, but he has a chance to play at the next level with some hard work.

Ervin Glaude

Gautier HS (MS) DT / #92

C/O 2009

	Scout's Take: Glaude is a prospect that is easy to spot. He is generally the source of the resistance along the line of scrimmage. He does a good job eating up space and he is hard to move. He does a pretty good job keeping his feet under him, but he needs to be a little more active with his hands.

Tony Mitchell

Gautier HS(MS) TE / #28

C/O 2009

	Scout's Take: Mitchell is a bit of a tweener. He has good hands, but he is a little undersized for the tight end position on at the college level. He could be a nice possession reciever in the right offensive scheme.

Travonte Thomas

Gautier HS(MS) QB / #17

C/O 2010

	Scout's Take: Thomas is a very good athlete. He is a classic case of an athlete playing quarterback. He throws a very nice ball and he is very decisive when he lets it go. He shows very good quickness and change of direction. He could make a nice corner at the next level.