SEC Football: 14 early-enrollees to watch for during 2022 spring practice
By Matt Melton
WR Evan Stewart – Texas A&M Aggies
The nation’s No. 1 recruiting class, as well as one of the best single classes of all time, Texas A&M will obviously have many new names to watch for in spring practice such as five-stars Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy, Connor Weigman, and Denver Harris, but Stewart is the top name to watch for.
A five-star wide receiver ranked as the No. 11 overall player nationally, Stewart comes to College Station as one of the fastest overall players in the 2022 class, something that could help the freshman see the field very-early next season. One of the highest-rated wide receiver recruits in Aggies history, Stewart has the potential to be one of the most-impactful wideouts for the Aggies from day one next season, as both a down-field threat and a return option.
LB Daniel Martin – Vanderbilt Commodores
While quarterback AJ Swann is also a name to watch for, Martin is likely the name that will dominate the talk around the Commodores practice this spring, a versatile athlete that comes to Nashville as the No. 12 highest-ranked recruit in Vanderbilt history.
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The Commodores highest-rated recruit of the 2022 cycle, the four-star comes to Vanderbilt from Marietta High School (GA) where he saw time on both sides of the ball at times, as well as accounting for a total of 98 tackles and 5.5 sacks across 12 games a year ago. Martin’s versatility makes the four-star an intriguing name to watch for on the Commodores defense, and a potential candidate to see the field in some form very-early next season.
