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The top two prospects in the Midwest are already off the board, but there are plenty more four and five-stars still looking for their college destination. Today we highlight a few of those highly-rated Midwesterners who have active recruitments.

[B]Scouting report:[/B] A new five-star after the February update to the [URL='https://n.. . . . . . . . . . /prospect_rankings/rivals100/2017?soc_src=mail&soc_trk=ma'][U]Rivals100[/U][/URL], Peoples-Jones continues to improve his play and develop physically. The 6-foot-1, 188-pound wideout is one of the most well-rounded wide receiver prospects to come out of the Midwest in the last decade, and he has demonstrated the work ethic to maximize his potential.

[B]Recruiting breakdown:[/B] Peoples-Jones has his pick of schools, and released a top 10 in January. Since then, ACC programs Clemson and Florida State have offered and both can safely be added to that top group as well. His most recent visits went to in-state programs Michigan and Michigan State, but he plans to travel south during spring break and see Florida State, Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama and Florida. Peoples-Jones is not expected to make a decision until his senior year.
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