Jeadyn Lukus‘ solid week of practice culminated with a terrific performance in the game. His ability to quickly and fluidly change direction and react to the ball out of breaks is high-end. The ability to smoothly transition without wasted motion was apparent in practice, and the game. He has a feel for staying attached, and finding the ball in the air, and is thus able to play on an island. Lukus also gets his hands in position to finish plays with interceptions with the ability to contort his body. The future Clemson Tiger produced one of the most acrobatic interceptions in the history of the Under Armour All-America Game Sunday, laying out for an incredible high-point grab.