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Collin Tatko
6' 5" 255 lbs Tight End
Southaven (MS) Northpoint Christian


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Holds Offers from (As of 2/24/15):

• Army
  Charleston Southern

[SeoulFlame]

I'm in Southaven now. I have family that teaches at Northpoint. I'll see what I can find out.

[BJWilliams]

That would be great SeoulFlame thanks

Im not sure the quality of competition down in Mississippi, but he certainly looked very good on his highlight video. He has very soft hands (always the first thing I look for on a pass catcher at WR and TE), which means he will bring in pretty much anything thrown within his reach. Second, he has great field awareness. He can find the soft spot in a coverage and be a ready target for his QB. I like his blocking as well, very sound in his hand placement and drives his legs well which is important in both run support and pass protection. Ialso loves that he finishes his blocks without holding his defender. He would give us a nice big target who would be a great 3rd or 4th read on most pass plays and I even saw a play where he took a handoff so he might be a nice option in a "rifle" alignment as a second fullback.

[msfbrecruits]

I'm pretty close to this situation, I am the "go to" guy for recruiting in North Mississippi. Collin has also picked up an offer from Austin Peay State University (OVC), in addition to Army West Point and Charleston Southern. In the past couple of weeks ULL, ULM, Memphis, SEMO, Penn, Harvard, Central Arkansas, MTSU, and Southern Mississippi, have all come by the school to see him. Hes has also visited Western Kentucky and Samford. I know he has a lot of interest in Liberty (both of his parents went there, and he has family in lynchburg), just not sure where they will be at TE for 2016, especially with the addition of the Ole Miss transfer.

As far as the "quality of competition in mississippi", do a web search for South Panola. His school actually plays in the TSSAA (Tennessee). About 10 years ago the TSSAA separated public and private because all the private schools were winning the state championships. The school he plays for is the equivalent to a 4A public school. They routinely beats 3A and 4A public schools in non conference games.