2024 Elite 11 Finals Roster Has Been Announced

2024 Elite 11 Finals Roster Has Been Announced

The Elite 11 Finals participants have been confirmed for this year. If you are unaware of what this event is, every year Quarterbacks from around the country are invited to compete against one another in on-field drills, competitions, and more, and at the end is an MVP announced. Notable MVP winners from this event are guys like Cade Klubnik, Caleb Williams, C.J. Stroud, Justin Fields, and Tua Tagovailoa.

The competition is shaping up to be one of the better events in the last few years, as there are a handful of guys who could walk away with the award. There are four five-star recruits in this year’s Elite 11 Finals, headlined by Ohio State commit and number two overall prospect Tavien St. Clair from Ohio. We are going to see nine of the top ten QBs make their way to Los Angeles to compete in this prestigious event.

Here is the full roster who have accepted invites to compete in the 2024 Elite 11 Finals

• Tavien St. Clair (Ohio State Commit) five-star recruit/ number two QB / 6’4, 225 lbs
• Julian Lewis (USC Commit) five-star recruit / number three QB / 6’1, 185 lbs
• Husan Longstreet (Texas A&M Commit) five-star recruit / number four QB / 6’1 1/2, 195 lbs
• George MacIntyre (Tennessee Commit) five-star recruit / number five QB / 6’5, 190 lbs
• Matt Zollers (Missouri Commit) four-star recruit / number six QB / 6’3 1/2, 205 lbs
• Keelon Russell (SMU Commit) four-star recruit / number seven QB / 6’3, 175 lbs
• Deuce Knight (Notre Dame Commit) four-star recruit / number eight QB / 6’4 1/2, 206 lbs
• Akili Smith Jr. (Oregon Commit) four-star recruit / number nine QB / 6’5, 200 lbs
• Ryan Montgomery (Georgia Comit) four-star recruit / number ten QB / 6’3, 215 lbs
• KJ Lacey (Texas Commit) four-star recruit / number 13 QB / 6′, 175 lbs
• Malik Washington (Undecided) four-star recruit / number 14 QB / 6’4, 200 lbs
• Ty Hawkins (TCU Commit) four-star recruit / number 15 QB / 6’1, 200 lbs
• KaMario Taylor (Mississippi State Commit) four-star recruit / number 16 QB / 6’4, 205 lbs
• TJ Lateef (Nebraska Commit) four-star recruit / number 17 QB / 6’1 1/2, 185 lbs
• Jaron Keawe Sagapolutele (Undecided) three-star recruit / number 25 QB / 6’3, 205 lbs
• Luke Nickel (Miami Commit) three-star recruit / number 28 QB / 6’2, 205 lbs
• Kevin Sperry (Oklahoma Commit) three-star recruit / number 30 QB / 6’1, 200 lbs
• Bryce Baker (North Carolina Commit) three-star recruit / number 32 QB / 6’2 1/2, 195 lbs
• Alex Manske (Iowa State Commit) three-star recruit / number 34 QB / 6’3, 205 lbs
• Tramell Jones Jr. (Florida State Commit) three-star recruit / number 37 QB / 6′ 196 lbs

Why Does No One Watch The Elite 11 Camp?

With the Elite 11 Finals taking place June 18-20, we will get a great opportunity to take a look at the next wave of incoming talent to hit College Football. While winning the Elite 11 camp or posting a great score doesn’t *always* mean you’re going to be a surefire player, it can go a long way into really getting an idea of how these recruits will pan out.

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