Measurables:
Listed by NC State at 6-foot-3 and 205 pounds.
Stats:
• Senior: 41 catches for 583 yards and four touchdowns
• Junior: 33 catches for 420 yards and four touchdowns
Ratings:
• Rivals.com: Two stars.
• Scout.com: Three stars, No. 126 receiver nationally, No. 8 receiver in the East and No. 2 receiver in D.C.
• 247Sports: Three stars, No 198 receiver nationally and No. 10 player in D.C.
• ESPN: Three stars, No. 114 receiver nationally and No. 6 player in D.C.
Honors/accomplishments:
• Picked for the District of Columbia State Athletic Association first-team all-state for Class AA as a senior.
• Chosen second-team All-USA D.C. Team by USA Today.
• Named first-team all-conference as a junior and senior.
• Selected honorable mention All-Met in 2016 by the Washington Post.
Recruitment:
• Picked up offers from power conference programs Boston College, Indiana, NC State and Wake Forest.
• Unofficially visited BC in June and Indiana and NCSU in July.
• Verbally committed to the Wolfpack on Aug. 2.
Recruiter of record:
Cornerbacks coach and assistant head coach for defense George Barlow.
Quotable:
“It’s kind of unbelievable. If I had told myself four years ago you are going to be committed to NC State for football I probably wouldn’t believe myself. It’s a crazy process.” — Max Fisher
Scouting report:
• Good-sized receiver.
• Shows great hand-eye coordination on film.
• Does not have great speed and may project as a possession receiver in college.
2017 projection:
Fisher is fairly polished for a receiver, even if he does not have great top-end speed. The biggest challenge he faces to getting on the field is simply a crowded room of talented wide receivers coming back. Thus he is a likely redshirt.
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