Makyree “Dudda” Cross QB

Gwinnett Sports Network @GwinnettsportsN · 5d

QB Makyree Cross is HIM! @QB1_Cross @CollinsHillFB @mediajansen

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Recruit Georgia Verified account @RecruitGeorgia · Nov 3

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Coach Jordan Harris Verified account @BigSkippin_75 · Aug 8

BigSkipps 2027 Names to Watch
@StallworthJaden
@kadinfouce45
@TyJolly9
@Mason_Wilson11
@winstonwolf_57
@JettWalker27
@jaystrong81
@CandlerAdams27
@QB1_Cross
@EssienLockleer
@Letravion_17
@WPG__JB53
@Trulytr3

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Patrick Harkness Verified account @RollDatWave · Jun 25

🚨Troy Trojans🚨

Commit: Class of 27 QB

Makyree Cross- @QB1_Cross
6-2/175
Lawrence, GA

He attended the Elite 11 Regional in New Orleans (March 2026) and drew positive attention for his arm and performance among top 2027 QB’s.

Arm Talent & Passing Ability (High-end for class):
Cross possesses one of the stronger arms in the Georgia 2027 class. He can “absolutely launch the ball down the field” with impressive velocity and spin on deep/vertical throws. Quick, natural arm action and a fully extended release allow him to get the ball out rapidly and fit passes into tight windows. He shows good touch when needed (especially over the middle or in the end zone) and can drive throws on the run or from awkward platforms. Ball placement is a strength on intermediate and deep routes; he has the arm to challenge defenses vertically while keeping them honest with his legs. 
Accuracy & Mechanics:
Generally accurate with a quick release from a tall platform. Completion % hovers in the mid-50s, which is solid given the competition level and volume. Some evaluators note he can occasionally over-throw or put too much zip on shorter/intermediate throws, but this is coachable (“you’d rather coach that out than into him”). Mechanics are improving with focus on pocket presence and IQ. 
Mobility & Playmaking:
True dual-threat traits. He extends plays well by stepping up or sliding in the pocket, then using athleticism to pick up yards or buy time. Not a burner but elusive in space and capable of making defenders miss. His track background helps in open-field situations. 
Decision-Making, Poise & Leadership:
Improving football IQ and pocket awareness. He keeps eyes downfield and makes accurate throws on the move. Command of the offense and composure stand out; described as a leader who has “breathed new life” into the Collins Hill program. Low turnover rate in his junior year is a positive sign of growth.

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