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Tavien St. Clair

TavienSt. Clair

Bellefontaine, OHBellefontaine
Jersey
#9
Pos
QB
HT / WT
6-3.75 / 225
Class
SO
NIL Valuation
$700K
On3
98
NATL
#25
POS
#5
ST
#1
Rivals
6.1
NATL
#2
POS
#1
ST
#1
ESPN
91
NATL
#10
POS
#2
ST
#1
247
100
NATL
#4
POS
#3
ST
#1
The Journey
Class of 2025
ENROLLED
HIGH SCHOOL

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Reminds Us Of

Blaine Gabbert
Blaine Gabbert
QB / 6-4 / 235
Missouri · HS Class of 2008
2011 Draft · Rnd 1 · Pick 10

Tavien St. Clair's physical traits and play style reminds us of Blaine Gabbert at the same stage. Gabbert was a bit bigger at the same stage. Both were big, athletic prospects who excelled in the camp setting. St. Clair was more productive while playing a lower level of competition in high school.

Team Predictions

Industry Consensus · RPM Picks
Team
Prediction
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Draft Pos (5yr)
Draft Total (5yr)
ENROLLED6/21/2023
96.7%
43 mi
5
2
36
OFFERED
N/A
89 mi
79
0
4
OFFERED
N/A
182 mi
68
0
10
OFFERED
N/A
746 mi
10
2
25
OFFERED
N/A
131 mi
6
1
45
Ohio StateENROLLED
Chip Kelly
96.7%
ToledoOFFERED
N/A
LouisvilleOFFERED
N/A
FloridaOFFERED
N/A
MichiganOFFERED
Kirk Campbell
N/A

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Measurements & Testing

Tavien St. ClairBellefontaine
Top 300 QB AvgAvg. Last 3 Years
NFL Combine DraftedAvg. Last 3 Years
Weight
225
215
220
104.7%102.3%
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Personal Life

Tavien St. Clair prides himself on being from Bellefontaine, Ohio. In fact, he's said using his platform as one of the top players in the Class of 2025 to bring attention to his hometown and open the doors for others. St. Clair is hardly known as a hotbed for college football talent, and he is the first major star to come from Bellefontaine in decades. “I’ve thought about this for a long time – since I was a little kid," St. Clair told the Dayton News. "And now that it’s happening, it’s cool because nobody has really done it from Bellefontaine. The last time we had somebody go to an FBS program was in like the 60s. The internet wasn’t really a thing, social media wasn’t really a thing, so it’s cool.” Even with all the attention as one of the top players in the country, St. Clair has remained grounded. “He’s the same young man today that he was three years ago walking in here ... His kindness, his humility,” Bellefontaine coach Jason Brown told Cleveland.com. “He is exactly the same kid – except now he can drive. And honestly, that’s what I’m most proud of.”

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