FOOTBALL RECRUITING Offers under Golesh
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I think it is time to consolidate this and organize what is going on.
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WR Drae McCray (Austin Peay) 76 rep 1021 yds 9 Tds in 2022
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OL Phillip Wilder (SEMO) transfer from the Atlanta area ended up at SEMO due to academics out of HS
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USF, ECU, Arkansas State have offered, plays LT
TE Weston Wolff (Maryland) 3 games played in two years
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I expect if he goes in USF will be on him
DE- Lloyd Summerall III (Florida) 28 games played 1.5 sacks, not much production
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HS prospects and JUCOs
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Was 3-star recruit of HS in 2021
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Was going to PWO to Kansas, big-bodied WR
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Ex-Kent State commit, has some visits lined up
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OL target with some interesting AAC offers like Tulane recently, a little undersized for a tackle, but could be a center or grow into a tackle
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Pipedream, but I'm guess he is playing a rebound there or something else.
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WR Drae McCray (Austin Peay) 76 rep 1021 yds 9 Tds in 2022
Drae McCray - Football - Austin Peay State University Athletics
Drae McCray (10) Wide Receiver - Awards and Honors: 2021 HERO Sports Freshman All-America 2021 First Team All-OVC 2021 OVC All-Newcomer Team OVC Offensive Player
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OL Phillip Wilder (SEMO) transfer from the Atlanta area ended up at SEMO due to academics out of HS
Phillip Wilder - Football - Southeast Missouri State University Athletics
Phillip Wilder (74) OL - 2021: Started seven games, including six at left tackle and one at right tackle…Helped lead a Redhawk offense that led the Football Championship
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USF, ECU, Arkansas State have offered, plays LT
TE Weston Wolff (Maryland) 3 games played in two years
Weston Wolff - Football - University of Maryland Athletics
Weston Wolff (19) Tight End - As a Freshman in 2021: Appeared in two games (Howard, 9/11 & Virginia Tech, 12/29) ... Caught first career pass for 10 yards in New
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I expect if he goes in USF will be on him
DE- Lloyd Summerall III (Florida) 28 games played 1.5 sacks, not much production
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Lloyd Summerall III (99) OLB - Pronunciation Season Stats (PDF) Career Stats (PDF) 2022 (Redshirt Sophomore): Saw action primarily on special teams in 11 games
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HS prospects and JUCOs
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Was 3-star recruit of HS in 2021
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Was going to PWO to Kansas, big-bodied WR
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Ex-Kent State commit, has some visits lined up
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OL target with some interesting AAC offers like Tulane recently, a little undersized for a tackle, but could be a center or grow into a tackle
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Pipedream, but I'm guess he is playing a rebound there or something else.
Interesting offer Jaylen Johnson RB out of GA
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Was a top recruit but seems injury in 2021 caused people to backoff
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“ Hard work beats Talent when Talent fails to Work Hard 🎯 Sounds like a CAG kid
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BAXLEY, Ga. (WSAV) – Not many players are happier about the start of a new football season than Appling County’s Jaylen Johnson.
The standout Pirate running back missed a large chunk of the 2021-’22 season with a back injury. He returned to the field in late October and immediately stood out with a pair of 100-yard, 2-touchdown performances in his remaining four games.
Johnson initially burst onto the recruiting scene as a sophomore, when he gained more than 1,000 all-purpose yards.
He is a three-star rated prospect, according to 247Sports, and has an impressive list of offers that include Tennessee, Florida State, Arkansas and Georgia Southern.
WSAV caught up with Johnson to talk about his expectations for the upcoming season with Appling County and his timetable for making a college commitment.
Transcript has been lightly edited for grammar, syntax and clarity.
Q: Coming into this year, what are some of the biggest strengths of Appling County’s team?
A: Definitely experience-wise, we got a young group here, we lost a lot of seniors last year. We’ve got young guys that are going to have to step up this year and I think they can get the job done.
Q: Who are some of the young guys that you think could make an impact this year?
A: I think number 1, Jamarion Williams, he’ll step up this year a great deal. Our quarterback, Dayson Griffis, he’s a young guy, he’s going into 10th grade, so he’ll be good for us. At corner, we had two seniors starting last year that we lost, so we have two guys that are going to have to start this year.
Q: You dealt with some kind of injury last year, right? Would you mind describing it?
A: I just hurt my back. It took me out of the game for some time. I ain’t gonna say too much about that.
Q: Sure. Do you feel rested and ready to go for this year?
A: Yes, most definitely.
Q: How good does it feel to be back close to 100 percent and on the field after missing some time last year?
A: With the back, it feels good to be back out there. It’s a blessing to come back from that.
Q: If you had to give a kind of scouting report on yourself, what kind of runner are you?
A: I think I’m an elusive runner. If I’ve got to truck you I will, but I like to make people miss.
Q: Do you have a favorite touchdown run or play from your time at Appling?
A: It’s always been pitch or outside zone for me.
Q: For your recruitment, can you describe some of the schools that have reached out to you?
A: Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Michigan State, Florida State and more.
I’ve been to a good bit of visits. I’ve been to Florida State about four times, Tennessee once, South Carolina about three or four times.
Q: On those visits, was there a memory or moment that stood out to you?
A: I played putt-putt with Josh Heupel at Tennessee and beat him. I don’t even play putt-putt usually.
Q: Do you have a date in mind to cut your list down, make a decision, anything like that? Have you thought that far ahead?
A: I want to make a decision before our playoffs start.
Q: When you think about the school you want to go, what’s important to you? What are the top factors you’re looking for?
A: Relationships with the coaches, education, I want to get a good education wherever I go. I want to feel like they need me, not that they just want me. I want to feel love, like it’s home for me.
Q: What are some of the most common things you hear from college coaches about yourself?
A: They say I can play whatever position I want on offense. I’m more than just a running back, I can catch out of the backfield, I’m a three-down back. Special teams, punt return, kickoff returns, just get me the ball. That’s what they’re all saying.
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Watch Jaylen Johnson's videos and highlights on Hudl. More info: Appling County High School - Boys Varsity Football / RB, SB / Class of 2023 / Baxley, GA
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“ Hard work beats Talent when Talent fails to Work Hard 🎯 Sounds like a CAG kid
UGASports - UGA keeping tabs on 3-star 2023 running back Jaylen Johnson
2023 running back Jaylen Johnson details his interest from UGA and his gameday visit to Athens.
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Recruiting Spotlight: Appling County’s Jaylen Johnson
BAXLEY, Ga. (WSAV) – Not many players are happier about the start of a new football season than Appling County’s Jaylen Johnson.The standout Pirate running back missed a large chunk of …
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BAXLEY, Ga. (WSAV) – Not many players are happier about the start of a new football season than Appling County’s Jaylen Johnson.
The standout Pirate running back missed a large chunk of the 2021-’22 season with a back injury. He returned to the field in late October and immediately stood out with a pair of 100-yard, 2-touchdown performances in his remaining four games.
Johnson initially burst onto the recruiting scene as a sophomore, when he gained more than 1,000 all-purpose yards.
He is a three-star rated prospect, according to 247Sports, and has an impressive list of offers that include Tennessee, Florida State, Arkansas and Georgia Southern.
WSAV caught up with Johnson to talk about his expectations for the upcoming season with Appling County and his timetable for making a college commitment.
Transcript has been lightly edited for grammar, syntax and clarity.
Q: Coming into this year, what are some of the biggest strengths of Appling County’s team?
A: Definitely experience-wise, we got a young group here, we lost a lot of seniors last year. We’ve got young guys that are going to have to step up this year and I think they can get the job done.
Q: Who are some of the young guys that you think could make an impact this year?
A: I think number 1, Jamarion Williams, he’ll step up this year a great deal. Our quarterback, Dayson Griffis, he’s a young guy, he’s going into 10th grade, so he’ll be good for us. At corner, we had two seniors starting last year that we lost, so we have two guys that are going to have to start this year.
Q: You dealt with some kind of injury last year, right? Would you mind describing it?
A: I just hurt my back. It took me out of the game for some time. I ain’t gonna say too much about that.
Q: Sure. Do you feel rested and ready to go for this year?
A: Yes, most definitely.
Q: How good does it feel to be back close to 100 percent and on the field after missing some time last year?
A: With the back, it feels good to be back out there. It’s a blessing to come back from that.
Q: If you had to give a kind of scouting report on yourself, what kind of runner are you?
A: I think I’m an elusive runner. If I’ve got to truck you I will, but I like to make people miss.
Q: Do you have a favorite touchdown run or play from your time at Appling?
A: It’s always been pitch or outside zone for me.
Q: For your recruitment, can you describe some of the schools that have reached out to you?
A: Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Michigan State, Florida State and more.
I’ve been to a good bit of visits. I’ve been to Florida State about four times, Tennessee once, South Carolina about three or four times.
Q: On those visits, was there a memory or moment that stood out to you?
A: I played putt-putt with Josh Heupel at Tennessee and beat him. I don’t even play putt-putt usually.
Q: Do you have a date in mind to cut your list down, make a decision, anything like that? Have you thought that far ahead?
A: I want to make a decision before our playoffs start.
Q: When you think about the school you want to go, what’s important to you? What are the top factors you’re looking for?
A: Relationships with the coaches, education, I want to get a good education wherever I go. I want to feel like they need me, not that they just want me. I want to feel love, like it’s home for me.
Q: What are some of the most common things you hear from college coaches about yourself?
A: They say I can play whatever position I want on offense. I’m more than just a running back, I can catch out of the backfield, I’m a three-down back. Special teams, punt return, kickoff returns, just get me the ball. That’s what they’re all saying.
JAYLEN’S TWITTER: https://twitter.com/_Jaylen2k
JAYLEN’S HUDL: https://www.hudl.com/profile/11722333/Jaylen-Johnson
FOOTBALL RECRUITING Cincinnati OT commit James Jenkins taking official visits
- By Ryan Wright
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Jenkins covers his OV with USF. He is deciding tonight if he is taking an OV to Cincy or Temple. Complete update on Rivals:
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Rivals.com - Cincinnati OT commit James Jenkins taking official visits
Florida 2023 three-star OT James Jenkins updates official visits deciding on a weekend trip to Temple or Cincinnati.
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Trickett
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Sources: Tim Beck targeting Travis Trickett for key hire
New Coastal Carolina head coach Tim Beck has targeted Travis Trickett as his new offensive coordinator, sources tell FootballScoop.
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FOOTBALL Snapper commit Trey DuBuc recaps his weekend with Golesh and Da Prato
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BullsInsider - Snapper commit Trey DuBuc recaps his OV weekend with coach Golesh
Growing up the son of a coach, snapper Trey DuBuc has some understanding of the way things work with coaches so he was
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