Coveted 2028 OT Vincent Shields has early group of standout programs, currently planning visits

Class of 2028 offensive tackle Vincent Shields says he has four programs standing out, visits for the fall are currently being planned

One of the most coveted 2028 offensive tackles in the West: Murrieta (Calif.) Murrieta Valley's Vincent Shields.

The talented front liner is up to 19 offers and counting. With the '28 cycle now able to receive direct contact from staffs, Shields has started to dive into his recruiting process.

Shields admits he's come across plenty of lessons along the way, but he's enjoyed the early going.

"It's definitely been interesting," Shields said. "You start to see who really wants you, and who is just throwing stuff out there. That's been the biggest eye opener for me. The process has been a learning experience, I've definitely learned a lot going schools and even just talking to coaches over the phone... I've had a good handful of coaches let me know that I'm up there on their board, and they really try to keep in touch with me."

So far, four programs have impressed.

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Notre Dame checks plenty of boxes for Top247 WR Ryan Richmond-McDavis

St. Louis (Mo.) Cardinal Ritter College Prep Top247 receiver Ryan Richmond-McDavis is a 5-11, 160-pound pass catcher who is slotted by 247Sports as the No. 187 overall player in the nation, No. 28 receiver in the country, and No. 3 recruit in his home state. He is considered a top 2028 playmaker in the Show-Me State.

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St. Louis (Mo.) Cardinal Ritter College Prep Top247 receiver Ryan Richmond-McDavis is a 5-11, 160-pound pass catcher who is slotted by 247Sports as the No. 187 overall player in the nation, No. 28 receiver in the country, and No. 3 recruit in his home state. In the 2028 class, he is considered a top playmaker in the Show-Me State.

Richmond-McDavis has nearly 30 offers under his belt. Arizona State, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and many others have pushed to land his early commitment.

Back on March 5, Notre Dame extended an offer to Richmond-McDavis. Shortly after running a 4.55 laser 40-yard dash at The Opening regional in Indianapolis, Richmond-McDavis received great news from receivers coach Mike Brown and the Fighting Irish.

Here is where things stand between Richmond-McDavis and Notre Dame.

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