Alabama commits shine in playoff wins
Bray Hubbard having season to remember
Bray Hubbard, four-star safety from Ocean Springs High School in Mississippi, had another remarkable performance in a 42-25 win against Oak Grove on Friday night. The win catapulted his team the (Mississippi) South State Championship against Brandon next Friday.
Hubbard, who was awarded Class 6A Mr. Football for the second consecutive year last week, rushed for 257 yards and three touchdowns in the victory. He also completed 6-of-12 passing for 110 yards and another score. Hubbard is currently recruited by Alabama to play safety.
Bray Hubbard talks about winning Mr. Football
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Is Ryan Williams the best player in Alabama regardless of class?
The numbers has been insane for Ryan Williams this season. The sophomore from Saraland High School in Alabama, has 37 touchdowns this season after adding three more in a 57-56 overtime win in the quarterfinals of the 6A state playoffs against Homewood on Friday night.
Williams had 10 receptions for 160 yards and a touchdown (30-yards). He also had 10 rushing attempts for 159 yards and two touchdowns (83, 33). His total numbers currently for the season include 78 receptions for 1,482 yards with 23 touchdowns. He also has 506 yards rushing with 11 touchdowns. Williams has two punt returns for touchdowns and a passing touchdown.
The performances have put Saraland (14-1) into the semi-finals in a rematch against Theodore (13-0). The Spartans fell 27-26 to the Bobcats in Week 9. Williams had two touchdowns in the earlier match-up which included a 13-yard reception and 76-yard punt return. His team will heavily rely on him for a shot at redemption. An invite to the Mr. Football awards banquet is also very likely for the Alabama commitment.
More top performances from Tide commits
Jalen Hale, Top-100 wide receiver from Longview High School in Texas, had four receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown in a 38-17 playoff win against Lone Star.
Eli Holstein, four-star quarterback from Zachary High School in Louisiana, helped rally his team to a 20-10 playoff win against West Monroe. The Broncos were trailing 10-0 entering the fourth quarter. Holstein completed 11-of-21 for 198 yards and two touchdowns (81, 28). He added 61 yards rushing and another score (35).
Justice Haynes, Top-100 running back from Buford High School in Georgia, saw his season come to an end on Friday night in a stunning 42-35 playoff loss to Walton. Haynes had an incredible performance which included 20 rushing attempts for 175 yards and two touchdowns. He also had three receptions for 38 yards and another score.
Caleb Downs, five-star safety from Mill Creek High School in Georgia, had two rushing touchdowns in a 43-6 playoff win against North Cobb.
Conor Talty, three-star kicker from St. Rita Catholic School in Chicago, also finished his high school career this weekend in a 20-9 playoff loss to Mount Carmel. Talty hit three field goals (36, 27, 23) in his final game.
Miles McVay, four-star offensive tackle from East St. Louis High School in Illinois, helped pave the way as his team rushed for 407 yards and five touchdowns in a 32-29 win against Lemont. McVay will miss the Iron Bowl next weekend as the Flyers will play in the state title game against Prairie Ridge.
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