Tim Prister

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Tim Prister

McKeogh has all the physical tools to be an outstanding college offensive tackle. He’s quick off the snap, quick to engage. He adheres to defensive linemen without holding. He stays on his feet and churns those quick feet through his block. He’s an adept pass-blocker who keeps defenders out of his kitchen. VIPFrequently, in film reviews offered by Irish Illustrated, there is a reference to the rating of the player by 247Sports and the composite ranking.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Tim Prister

The unfortunate pectoral injury suffered by Jordan Botelho and the depth behind him. Verbal commitment from Pennsylvania left offensive tackle Grayson McKeough is a significant catch with a prep teammate’s decision looming. Another Joe Alt-like surprise in our Counting Down the Irish series is unlikely. VIPWhen I think of…the third of 10 installments of Irish Illustrated's summer First-Rate series, we did something that hadn't been anticipated.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Tim Prister

Notre Dame’s additions – Virginia wide receiver Malachi Fields and Wisconsin transfer Will Pauling – give the Irish two volume receivers to pair with Jaden Greathouse and Jordan Faison. It’s time for TE-Eli Raridon to shine. The Irish may have a few young wideouts ready to step forward. VIPIrish Illustrated's 15th annual First-Rate series continues with the third installment – wide receivers/tight ends. The rankings are placed in descending order. The lower the number, the higher the rating.

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Tim Prister

Mullins showed all the essential qualities during his junior season of high school in Georgia to elevate to a four-star prospect. But a summer injury, compounded by further physical complications, has him trying once again to make a mark. He hasn’t participated in game competition since 2023. VIPAs a junior at Mills Creek High School in Hoschton, Ga., Cole Mullins played inside linebacker, in a three-point stance at defensive end, as a stand-up outside linebacker, attached tight end and H-back.

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Tim Prister

Fryzel makes the way he plays the unattached tight end position look easy. He uses his long arms to snap footballs that are by him out of the air and applies the usage of his hands to create space against defenders. He has a chance to be a volume catcher of the football on the next level. VIPPreston Fryzel makes the game as a member of the Toledo (Ohio) Central Catholic High School football squad look easy.