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SI All-American Candidate Keontez Lewis Highlights and Evaluation

Keontez Lewis is a wide receiver prospect from East St. Louis High School in East St. Louis, Ill. Lewis is an SI All-American candidate.
SI All-American Candidate Keontez Lewis Highlights and Evaluation
SI All-American Candidate Keontez Lewis Highlights and Evaluation

Prospect: Keontez Lewis
Status: SI All-American candidate
Vitals: 6-foot-2, 185 pounds 
Position: Wide Receiver 
School: East St. Louis (Ill.)
Schools of Interest: Missouri, Ole Miss, Oregon, UCLA and South Carolina, among others. 
Projected Position: Wide Receiver 

Frame: Tall and slender. Adequate width across shoulders and chest. Spindly legs, with tightly-wound trunk and calves. Ample room to add mass and muscle as necessary. 

Athleticism: Impressive burst and acceleration; reaches top gear in a hurry. Above-average speed aided by stride length. Sudden getting in and out of breaks. Outstanding leaper, capable of contorting body in midair. Great ball skills. 

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Instincts: Innate ability to track ball downfield. Adjusts to poorly-thrown passes with ease. Hands catcher, who routinely high-points jump balls and catches away from body. Routinely makes first defender miss in open field. Good vision as ball-carrier. 

Polish: Shows immense promise as route-runner, but needs further refinement. Must learn to vary release at LOS; won’t always have size, speed advantage. Good awareness in scramble drill. Understanding how to attack zone coverage largely unknown. 

Bottom Line: Lewis boasts the length, body control and ball skills elite Power-5 programs covet in receiver prospects. While at his downfield, bringing down throws from the air, he’s also dangerous with the ball in his hands. Projects as multi-year impact player, with a ceiling that suggests he’s being underrecruited.

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