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Yes, high school sports season is finished. But high school recruiting season is just kicking off.
A fresh flurry of rising seniors on the gridiron announced college football commitments in recent days in Northeast Florida, with more expected in the coming months for one of the Jacksonville area’s most anticipated recruiting classes in years.
Here’s a look at the recent moves on the recruiting trail.
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Bolles’ Ethan Drumm (10) throws a touchdown pass during the second quarter of the May 23 spring game against Mandarin.
Bolles quarterback Ethan Drumm committed to Georgia State. The 6-2, 195-pound Bulldog, who has thrown for 856 yards and nine touchdowns in three varsity seasons backing up Coastal Carolina signee DJ Moore, is rated as a three-star prospect and has seen his stock rise this spring.
Baker County athlete Davion Dean, whose positions have ranged from quarterback to running back to receiver to defensive back, selected Liberty. He intercepted six passes and gained 1,101 all-purpose yards as a sophomore in 2022 before a season-ending injury in Week 2 last fall.
Union County defensive back Gavin Jenkins committed to Toledo, following an excellent 2023 on both sides of the ball. At 6-2 and 168 pounds, Jenkins caught 27 passes for 490 yards and six touchdowns last year, along with four interceptions and nine pass breakups.
Palatka defensive end Elysha Campbell is headed to the Ivy League with Cornell, after recording 47 tackles (10 for loss), three fumble recoveries and three sacks as a junior.
Bulldogs’ Collier selects Baylor
Bolles receiver Chase Collier (2) runs upfield against Trinity Christian during a September 2023 game.
Chase Collier is headed to Baylor.
Bolles’ 6-foot-1, 170-pound wide receiver announced his commitment Monday…
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Author : The Florida Times-Union
Publish date : 2024-06-11 15:13:01
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