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Till appears to be even taller than his physical dimensions. He is extremely active and can run well for a tall and lanky defensive back. Displays excellent range and can cover a lot of territory with his quick reactions and long strides. Closes fast on run support and attacks the ball carrier from the inside out and takes away the cutback because of the tempo he keeps on the runner. Likes to play it physical and can really unload on the opponent; tackles a little high at times but has good explosion on contact. Breaks instantly on passes thrown in front of him from the free safety position. Can get up into the air to make a play on the football; has the soft hands to come down with the interception and the running ability to make important yards after the pick. Equally as gifted on offense as a wide receiver. Has confidence and toughness to catch the ball in a crowd. Runs sharp routes and is quick out of the break. A solid contributor on special teams coverage units. Till is a very steady athlete that is a play maker both sides of the football. He should be able to be a very productive player in the secondary at the next level.

ESPN's evaluation of MD Commit Titus Till. Till was rated a 78, FWIW, which isn't bad.

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