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Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney embarks this week on making a prediction for every player in the Rivals250. He concludes the series today with the Nos. 201-250 prospects in the 2026 class.
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No. 201 – Ebenezer Ewatade: Florida State, Georgia, Alabama and Notre Dame will get official visits in June and then the in-state programs among others are involved. The Bulldogs might have the early edge.
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Prediction: Georgia
No. 202 – Javian Mallory: Miami was the early leader and every time Mallory visited anywhere else, he just kept saying the Hurricanes were on top. After a visit to Clemson, Mallory returned home and committed to the Hurricanes.
Prediction: Miami
No. 203 – Nicolas Robertson: There are going to be a lot of SEC programs making a run at the four-star offensive lineman from Klein, Texas but it sure seems like Texas is now the front-runner for him.
Prediction: Texas
No. 204 – Ryelan Morris: The Honey Grove, Texas four-star running back committed to Baylor in July but he is taking visits and will look at other programs. Oklahoma is prioritizing him and a flip would not be shocking.
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Prediction: Oklahoma
No. 205 – Jake Fette: Since December, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Auburn and LSU have offered the Arizona State commit. There was some sense that the SEC would win out but if he was going to flip he probably would have…
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