Football · Class of 2027

Quartavius Lyons Jr.

Pos
S
Height
6-1
Weight
165
Class
2027
High School
Miami Central
Hometown
Miami, FL
Composite★★★★★
0.8833
Natl
579
S
56
FL
49

Industry composite via CollegeFootballData. Position and state ranks are its order within the class.

Status
Uncommitted

Around them in the 2027 rankings

  1. 576Braylon WilliamsLB · Arlington LamarSMU
  2. 577Dylin BruceCB · Huntington BeachArizona State
  3. 578Sidney RouleauOT · The Brook Hill SchoolMichigan
  4. 579Kyren CaldwellWR · ColumbiaMaryland
  5. 579Rob LarsonWR · FolsomUCLA
  6. 579Kendray Porter Jr.RB · NewtonHouston
  7. 579Semaj DozierATH · PleasantvilleVirginia Tech
  8. 579Turmarian MorelandATH · Palm Beach LakesVirginia Tech
  9. 579Darrius WhiteCB · CreeksideAlabama
  10. 579Garyon HobbsATH · Christian Academy Of LouisvilleIndiana
  11. 579Keontay ToomerS · Ben DavisLouisville
  12. 579Dawayne JonesDL · Booker T. WashingtonKansas State
  13. 579Markius WoodsDL · The Lawrenceville SchoolBoston College
  14. 579Brodie CampbellQB · NewnanGeorgia Tech
  15. 579Sione FelilaDL · Oak HillsOklahoma
  16. 579Colton JohnsonTE · UppermanOle Miss
  17. 579Isaac MillerEDGE · Catholic MemorialWisconsin
  18. 579Quartavius Lyons Jr.S · Miami Central
  19. 579Tranard RobertsRB · The Villages Charter
  20. 579Jaxx DeJeanATH · Odebolt-ArthurIowa
  21. 579Jaden CareyCB · St. Thomas AquinasOhio State
Full player rankings →

Top Ss in the class

  1. 13Kamarui DorseyS · HamptonTexas A&M
  2. 35JayQuan SnellS · WaxahachieTexas A&M
  3. 50Tory Pittman IIIS · Millard NorthNebraska
  4. 59Chance GilbertS · East CowetaAuburn
  5. 62Semaj StanfordS · Broken ArrowOregon
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