Ole Miss targets in On3's newly-released 2027 Top 100
On Monday, On3 unveiled its first rankings release for football prospects in the 2027 cycle. The Top 100 rankings are made up of prospects entering their sophomore seasons. It will eventually expand to the On300 next spring. And despite the list being a work in progress and these recruits not signing for another couple years, Ole Miss is in the mix with several.
The 100 prospects that compose the watch list have an early four-star rating. The majority have a grade of 90 (the lowest four-star grade) with 10 holding a grade of 91.
On3’s director of scouting and rankings touched on the arduous process and how it will evolve over the next few years.
“Many of the prospects who will end up as the best in the cycle have yet to emerge on the national radar,” Power said. “This is particularly the case with positions that involve physical and skill development, like offensive line and quarterback, among others.
“In assembling this ranking, we looked to emphasize contributions on the varsity level, with the understanding that some physically-gifted prospects may play at top high school programs where it’s harder to get on the field as a freshman,” Power said. “This is an extremely early snapshot at the 2027 cycle as there are three full seasons of high school football remaining for this group.”
Without further ado, let’s a look at the prospects who are on Ole Miss board.
No. 8 – Mark Bowman, four-star Mater Dei (Calif.) tight end
No. 9 – Xavier Sabb, four-star Glassboro (N.J.) athlete
No. 10 – Ethan Feaster, four-star DeSoto (Tex.) wide receiver
No. 11 – Elijah Haven, four-star Dunham School (La.) quarterback
No. 12 – David Jacobs, four-star Blessed Trinity Catholic (Ga.) EDGE
No. 15 – Ezavier Crowell, four-star Jackson (Ala.) running back
No. 18 – Tyson Robinson, four-star Brandon (Miss.) running back
No. 25 – Monshun Sales, four-star Lawrence North (Ind.) athlete
No. 27 Landen Williams-Callis, four-star Randle (Tex.) running back
No. 30 – Ty Keys, four-star Poplarville (Miss.) athlete
No. 31 – Ben’Jarvius Shumaker, four-star Choctaw County (Miss.) defensive lineman
No. 43 – Colton Nussmeier, four-star Marcus (Tex.) quarterback
No. 44 – Amari Irvin, four-star IMG Academy (Fla.) linebacker
No. 45 – Dolph McDonald, four-star Morton (Miss.) safety
No. 48 – Anthony Cartwright, four-star Detroit Country Day (Mich.) tight end
No. 51 – Malachi Ziegler, four-star Benton (La.) quarterback
No. 61 – Zane Rowe, four-star Guyer (Tex.) EDGE [committed to Oklahoma]
No. 62 – Demare Dezeurn, four-star Bishop Alemany (Calif.) athlete
No. 67 – JayQuan Snell, four-star Waxahachie (Tex.) safety
No. 69 – Caden Moss, four-star Jackson Academy (Miss.) offensive tackle
No. 76 – Brian Swanson, four-star South Oak Cliff (Tex.) offensive tackle
No. 81 – Ba’Roc Willis, four-star Moody Sch (Ala.) EDGE [committed to Alabama]
No. 89 – Jabarrius Garror, four-star Vigor (Ala.) EDGE [committed to Alabama]
No. 94 – Charles Roberts, four-star IMG Academy (Fla.) safety
