Justice Served:Ayden Cain announces commitment to Duke Blue,gives reasons for his actions……

Over the weekend, the All 22, also known as The Opening, made a comeback to Gainesville, Georgia, as part of an exciting day that featured Elite 11. Alongside offensive linemen, defensive tackles and edge rushers took the field to begin the day.

Ayden Cain, a defensive tackle for Gainesville (Georgia) High School and a football commit to the Duke Blue Devils, was the most notable of the athletes in the group. Cain, a three-star prospect according to 247Sports, has made a huge impact on the recruiting landscape with a number of exceptional camp performances, including winning MVP at the Under Armour camp in Atlanta, Georgia.

The same was true at camp on Sunday, when he defeated Greater Atlanta Christian School’s four-star edge rusher Dre Quinn to win MVP. Cain broke down his devoted devotion to Duke and his dominant All 22 performance in an interview with High School On SI following the performance.

The gifted defensive tackle has never been surprised to win MVP; it has always been a part of his attitude as he works hard to win the honor at every camp he goes to. He claims that this is for both his mother and himself.

“Yes, sir,” he replied, “that is my objective each time I visit a camp.” “I strive to make it worthwhile for me and my mother, therefore I must win MVP at every camp. I do not come for nothing. It is worth it because of it. It will not be a

Cain then launched into a discussion about Duke, stating that now that he is committed, it will be the only university to have him on campus.

He declared, “I am committed to Duke, and I am going to Duke, but I do have visits.” “My OV is May 31–June 1, and I am traveling on April 5–19. There will not be any more visits from me since I am already locked in with (head coach) Manny Diaz, (defensive tackles) coach Gabe Infante, and (associate