2020 Prep Tracker: Julian Fleming Plays Big in a Playoff Victory While Gee Scott Jr's Unselfishness Plays a Key Role

OFFENSIVE CHAMPION: JULIAN FLEMING, WR, 2020

As the season draws to a close, this is the time where big-time players make big-time plays, which is exactly what Julian Fleming did Friday night in the state semifinals. All season long, Fleming has been a bit limited by his high school's run-heavy offense, but this week was a bit different.

The top-ranked wide receiver in the country had six catches for 117 yards and one touchdown on limited targets. Fleming's high school runs an offense that rarely passes – especially since they don't need to – but even they recognize the fact that you need to get the ball in Fleming's hands.

Fleming is an all-around wide receiver with great hands, elite speed, and a good amount of strength in all aspects of his game. While he hasn't always been the focal point of his team's offense, the five-star has played great this season.

DEFENSIVE CHAMPION: GEE SCOTT JR. WR, 2020

This is not the most natural pick for the award, but when a player does what Scott Jr. did on defense, he requires some recognition. As his senior year comes to a close, Scott Jr. has one goal in mind — win a state title.

Saturday evening Scott Jr. embraced his role and job in order to lead his team to victory. He lined up at the corner and finished the game with two interceptions that helped put his team in a position to win. 

Obviously Scott Jr. won't be playing cornerback at Ohio State, but this is more about how much of a team player he is. With only a few more weeks left in his high school career, look for Scott Jr. to finish this season strong heading into his January enrollment.