5-star EDGE Dylan Stewart released his top 5 and he put Miami as one of his choices
Dylan Stewart is starting to narrow things down in his recruitment. Out of Washington D.C., Stewart is considered one of the top 10 overall prospects in the 2024 recruiting class. On Friday, the top 5 contenders to land the elite EDGE defender including Miami were. Georgia, South Carolina, Maryland, and Ohio State all made the cut for the elite EDGE.
Stewart is out of Friendship Collegiate Academy, Stewart is listed as 6-foot-5, 235 pounds,. Stewart is rated the No. 2 EDGE in the Nation, No. 9 prospect overall nationally in the class of 2024, and the No. 1 prospect in Washington, DC all of this is according to the 247 Sports Composite Rankings.
On the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine Stewart is considering, South Carolina the most with 38.5 percent to land a commitment from Stewart, Ohio State with 29.8 percent, Miami with 23.0 percent, and Georgia with 1.8 percent, South Carolina has actually to the first place spot away from Ohio state.
Stewart racked up some pretty good number at his High School here is some of his stats from his Junior year. 10 solo tackles, 10 total tackles, 1.7 tackles per game, one forced fumble, and Stewart had 8 sacks witch was 7th in Washington, DC.
Stewart recently visit the Canes in early June but there is no update yet when he is going to visit again, he also did not come to the Miami Hurricanes legends camp this week. Stewart is now visiting the South Carolina Gamecock till the 25th and they already got a lead on him so Miami got to get in a official visit soon with Stewart.
And you already know, Miami pass-rush specialist Jason Taylor, an NFL Hall of Famer, is a key part in Stewarts recruitment, he said this about the Canes. ” It would be great to play for a coach like Jason Taylor. He is one of the key reasons I still have Miami on the list. I feel he could help me develop”
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