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HIGH SCHOOL

Julius Holly

Defensive End
6′4″ / 225 lbs
Alpharetta, GA
Alpharetta
Class of 2025
Rating: 90
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National Avg
Rating: 89.8
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School Preferences

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Michigan
Committed
6/29/2024
Texas A&M
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Alabama
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Appalachian State
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Arkansas
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Bowling Green
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Coastal Carolina
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East Carolina
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Florida Atlantic
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Georgia
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Georgia Southern
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Georgia Tech
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Liberty
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Marshall
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Michigan State
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Ole Miss
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Penn State
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Pittsburgh
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SMU
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South Carolina
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Stanford
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Tulane
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UAB
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UCF
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Vanderbilt
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West Virginia
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Updates

Jason Howell
4 mo ago by Jason Howell
A few football recruiting notes
I know we're not really talking football recruiting right now, but I thought some of you guys may want a little distraction or even a quick change of subject. So here's a few notes I've recently gathered on some top targetsIn this week's longform I mentioned things could get interesting on the 2025 front and today showed you should not sleep on the 2026 class either.About Markel Ford, this one should not come as a complete surprise. The Aggies have had a lot of strong momentum throughout the spring and he has not been shy about his thoughts on coach Elko and coach Ish. He is a big get and he definitely has a chance to be an influential recruiter for the Aggies. Let's start with some 2025 talk. Today Linkon Cure announced his plans to make his college choice on July 1, at 3 pm MT. That is 4 pm CT. His finalists are Kansas, Kansas State, Oregon, and Texas A&M. Right now it is hard to pick against Kansas State, but I would not call the Aggies a longshot either. If someone can pull him out of Kansas, Collin Klein is the guy. Everyone is well aware of LB Noah Mikhail's upcoming decision on June 30. I don't really have anything new to add here but felt it should be mentioned considering we're talking about upcoming decisions. I like the Aggies' chances right now with Oregon and USC also in the mix. Sticking with LBs let's talk Riley Pettijohn. He does not have a set decision date, but early July is on his mind. He is down to four schools Ohio State, Texas, Texas A&M, and USC and he does have them ranked in his mind right now. He has not revealed those cards yet, but in talking to some sources I have been hearing a lot of Ohio State and USC chatter. In-state I'm hearing the Aggies have pushed themselves up his list with Bateman and Elko continuing to make a strong impression. If he stays in-state, I like the Aggies' chances, but right now I get the feeling he's headed out of state to play his college ball. Who's next? Well, do not sleep on Alpharetta (GA) DE Julius Holly, he plans to announce June 29 with Ole Miss, Michigan, and Georgia joining the Aggies in his top four. He is coming off his Texas A&M OV weekend and it sounds like the trip went pretty well. I am currently getting some mixed reviews on just where the Aggies stand in this one, but it is worth watching for now. WR Kaliq Lockett also announced decision plans. He will announce on August 7 with Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Texas, and Texas A&M all making his list. Since he wrapped up his OVs I've done some checking and the Aggies are right there in the middle of a tight race with the odds being pretty even across the board. I'd probably give the Aggies a slight, slight edge, but there is still plenty of work to do. I am also hearing things are pretty tight at the top for Mesquite Horn OT Lamont Rogers. The schools I hear the most are Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas A&M, and I do get the sense we could see something happen as early as early July. He is still the one OT out of him, Fasusi, and Haywood I feel most confident about, but Oklahoma seems to have closed the gap after his OV and Mizzou has been right there as well. I do think landing his 2026 teammate Markel Ford can help a little on this front. If you are looking for a guy to watch in 2026, keep an eye on North Forney CB Ryan Gilbert. The Aggies have been high on his list with coach Peterson leading the recruiting efforts and like with Rogers, I know Ford is already in his ear working on him. Oklahoma is also in hot pursuit there as well as Arkansas and Houston.
'Intriguing possibilities' for Texas A&M as June official visits end
4 mo ago by Jason Howell
'Intriguing possibilities' for Texas A&M as June official visits end
June OVs have come to an end, and it was a crazy busy time in Aggieland. Hosting a total of 42 official visitors from 11 different states, Mike Elko & Co. are continuing to keep tabs on top prospects across the board as many are preparing to make summertime decisions.
Jason Howell
4 mo ago by Jason Howell
June 20 Weekend Recruiting Thread
Today is the final summer camp for Mike Elko and his staff and this weekend is the final official visit weekend. Let's start with the OVsJune 21 Official VisitorsOL Marcus Garcia, Denton (TX) Ryan - Texas A&M commitCB Adonyss Currie, Lancaster (CA) Quartz Hill - Texas A&M commitWR Jalen Cooper, Cibolo (TX) SteeleWR Jerome Myles, Draper (UT) Corner Canyon - Ole Miss commitWR Tristan Norman, Montgomery (AL) CarverDL Chace Sims, Richmond (TX) RandleDE Kamauryn Morgan, Dallas (TX) South Oak CliffEdge Julius Holly, Alpharetta (GA)LB Noah Mikhail, La Verne (CA) BonitaLB Riley Pettijohn, McKinney (TX)S Rashad Johnson, Bushnell (FL) South SumterThese are the guys we have coming in right now. I have confirmed Henry Fenuku, Broderick Shull, and Emeka Ugorji who have recently committed to Missouri, Auburn, and Stanford will not be in town this weekend. We will continue to update the list if we get any further information.As for today look for there to be a solid group of underclassmen on campus, some for visits and some for camps.2026 LB Shadarius Toodle and his younger brother 2028 QB Shamar Toodle are both on campus as we speak. They are not expected to stay for camp. 2026 QB Grant Smith tweeted he is in town as well. San Diego (CA) 2026 ATH Brandon Arrington says he will be in town for a visit on Friday (June 21). Baton Rouge (LA) RB Jayden Miles will be in town. Hearing a few more big names could join the list too.Thursday visitors and/or campers2025QB Kaleb Bailey, Galena Park (TX) North Shore2026sQB Helaman Casuga, Draper (UT) Corner CanyonQB Tait Reynolds, Queen Creek (AZ)QB Grant Smith, Spring (TX) Grand OaksOL Pupunagatoa Katoa, Euless (TX) TrinityOL Day'jon Moore, Willis (TX)LB Shadarius Toodle, Mobile (AL) Cottage Hill ChristianCB Jermaine Bishop, Willis (TX)CB Xavier Harmon, Conroe (TX)S Jordan Deck, Frisco (TX) Lone StarATH Dequane Prevo, Texarkana (TX) Liberty Eylau2027sQB Peyton Houston, Shreveport (LA) Evangel ChristianRB Jakoby Dixon, Brenham (TX)RB Jayden Miles, Baton Rouge (LA) Catholic RB Tyson Robinson, Brandon (MS)OL Jayden Mack, Hutto (TX)CB Bryson Brown, Owasso (OK)2028QB Shamar Toodle, Mobile (AL) Cottage Hill ChristianFriday unofficial visitors2026WR Kaydon Finley, Aledo (TX)WR Donovan Murph, Columbia (SC) IrmoWR Mason James, Norman (OK) NorthCB Chaston Smith, Chattanooga (TN) McCallie SchoolATH Brandon Arrington, Spring Valley (CA) Mount MiguelSaturday unofficial visitors2026sWR Jalen Lott, Frisco (TX) Panther CreekDB Donovan Webb, Frisco (TX) Panther Creek
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