Scouting Madison Central vs Clinton (MS)

There were were several D1 prospects on hand Friday during the Madison Central vs Clinton contest. To get an in-depth analysis and video clips from the top players in the game, click below.

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Madison Central (MS) 24/Clinton (MS) 3

Tobias Singleton

Madison Central (MS) / WR

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	Scout's Take: The junior receiver is the complete packege, as he has the size (6' 2", 190), speed, hands, and vision to become a big time wideout on the college level. Tobias took over the game as he scored the first TD on a nifty screen and put the nail in the coffin with the last TD on a 60 yard reverse. He will be one of the nation's top receiver prospect in next year's class.
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Carlton Martin

Madison Central (MS) / DT

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	Scout's Take: The 6' 1 1/2", 270 pound defensive lineman continues to show why he is considered one of the nation's best. Carlton has one of the more explosive first steps in the high school ranks and has the strength to bull rush you, if needed. Martin will need to continue to get bigger for the next level, but you will find few with the raw skills that Scout.com's #24 nationally rated DT possesses.
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Bryon Bennett

Madison Central HS (MS) / DL

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	Scout's Take: The 6' 3", 265 pound defensive lineman made big play after big play for Madison Central's defense Friday, as he collected 8 QB hurries, 1 sacks, and 8 tackles. Bryon is a sideline to sideline player who uses his quickness and athleticism to beat his man off of the ball. He also possesses plenty of strength. Bennett is being recruited for the defensive tackle position on the next level so he will need to continue to add weight.
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Tyrece King

Madison Central HS (MS) / LB

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	Scout's Take: King is the emotional leader for the Jaguars defense. He is a very physical player that will have to work on his quickness for the next level.
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Joe Price

Madison Central HS (MS) / WR/RB

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	Scout's Take: The 5' 9", 175 pound slot back has electric speed as evident by his 70 yard bubble screen run that basically put the game out of reach Friday night for Madison Central. He will need to continue to work to get stronger for the next level but you can never coach speed.
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Akiko Thompson

Clinton HS (MS) / RB

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	Scout's Take: Very good field vision and has some wiggle in his game. Will need to work on that "extra gear" but has enough talent to become a solid D1 player on the next level.
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Tyler Ray

Clinton HS (MS) / LB

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	Scout's Take: Tyler is just a sophomore but starts for Clinton's defense. Has a good nose for the ball and plays a physical game. Will need to work on getting off his blocks more consistent for the next level but has plenty of time to get that achieved.
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Caleb Smith

Clinton HS (MS.) / S

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	Scout's Take: Easily the most active player on the Arrow's defense Friday night as the 6' 1", 185 pound hybrid safety is very quick, has great field awareness, and is a ball hawk when the ball is in the air. He played mostly linebacker in the game, but we could see him being a big time strong safety on the next level. Will be one to watch for the class of 2011.
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Herbert Harris

Clinton HS (MS) / LB

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	Scout's Take: Herbet is a sideline to sideline player but will need to work on his size for the next level.
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Adam McWilliams

Clinton HS (MS) / WR

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	Scout's Take: The 6' 2", 180 pound senior made a lot of big catches for the Clinton Friday and was their go-to-receiver. He will need to work on his consistency catching the ball but uses his body well to shield the defender.
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