Trayvon Mullen, Chauncey GardnerThe Rivals Five-Star Challenge is taking place this weekend in Baltimore, Md. Dozens of the top high-school players in the country are showing off their skills to one of the premier recruiting outlets.
Trayvon Mullen, a 2016 four-star cornerback, and Chauncey Gardner, a four-star defensive back committed to Florida, apparently were not invited.
And they’re not happy about it.
How Me and @Mullen_1era The Top 3 & 4 DBs In Rivals Rankings But Didn’t Get Invited To 5 Challenge pic.twitter.com/zzEQsZ1zNG
— Chauncey Gardner II (@StillDat_) June 7, 2015
Rivals please don’t call me for anymore interviews point blank period not being rude or anything
— Mantis.tm1 (@Mullen_1era) June 7, 2015
— Chauncey Gardner II (@StillDat_) June 7, 2015
— Mantis.tm1Ⓜ️ (@Mullen_1era) June 7, 2015
To get to the Five-Star Challenge, you must attend one of Rivals’ regional camps. And it appears these two players did not attend a regional camp.
Everything appears to be fine now.
@CreekFootball1 we were joking. Trayvon and I talked. You can give me a call anytime
— Woody Wommack (@RivalsWoody) June 7, 2015
Much respect for Rob & Woody #Rivals
— Mantis.tm1Ⓜ️ (@Mullen_1era) June 7, 2015
Recruiting is never not interesting.
