Jackson State - 2009 Signings/Commits


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I still think McDonald is gonna do well for us. He's got all the measurables and 4 years. He simply has to be giving a chance. Won't be next season, though.

I think he will be given a chance, maybe not at the start, but perhaps after game three or four. Woody has a lot of pressure on him to utilize the kid.

You know how Woody is, if the offense ain't clicking, it's the QB's fault, so he puts in another QB.
 
From the JSU sports information department:

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1. Cardell Turner, WR Reedley CC in California (Fresno CA) 6-3, 190 pounds
- played one season of varsity football at Edison High School ... was a
track star in high school ... originally signed with Fresno State coming
out of high school ... played at Reedley CC and finished the 2008 season
with 16 rec. for 233 yds and 4 TDs ... had a two TD, 160 receiving yard
game against Sierra CC ... named to the California JUCO All-State 1st team
and a JUCO All-American ... son of Diana Smith.

2. Milton Thomas, DT Auburn HS (Auburn, AL) 6-2, 290 pounds - son of
former New England Patriots All-Pro Ben Thomas ... Milton was an
All-District performer at Auburn HS ... parents are Ben and Sharlyne
Thomas.

3. Steve Capler, C Ridgeland HS (Ridgeland, MS) 6-2, 280 pounds - state
power lifting champions ... named to 1st team all-region, as well as a 2nd
team All-Metro and 2nd team All-State performer .. rated a one-star center
by Scout.com.

4. Milton Patterson, LB Banneker HS (College Park, GA) 5-11, 230 pounds -
rated a three-star performer at middle linebacker by Rivals.com ... as a
senior recorded 122 tackles, 10 sacks and three interceptions ... totaled
120 tackles, four sacks, two forced fumbles and one interception in junior
season... named 1st team All-Region and 2nd team All-State ... also played
baseball and was a member of the wresting team ... son of Milton, Sr. and
Tiffany Patterson.

5. Quatavius Parks, ATH, Maplewood HS (Nashville, TN) 5-11, 180 pounds -
named All-City and All-District ... was a finalist for the 2008 William E.
Hume Award (for scholarship, sportsmanship, value to the team and
individual performance).

6. Derrick Jean, C Miami Central (Miami, FL) 6-3, 246 pounds - A two-star
prospect according to Rivals.com ... all-state and all-district
performer... played in the Dade/Broward all-star game.

7. Jordan Miller, OT Miami Central (Miami, FL) 6-3, 260 pounds -
All-District player ... played in the Dade/Broward All-Star game.

8. Mike Hill,LB, Murrah HS (Jackson, MS) 6-0, 185 pounds. - 1st team
All-District.

9. Nate Simms, DB/ATH, Arkansas Baptist CC, Booker T. Washington HS
(Tuskegee, AL) 6-1, 190 pounds - named MVP of the Texas JUCO League ...
named to the President's List ... also played basketball and baseball in
high school ... named team MVP in high school ... son of Gale Simms.

10. Jonathan Billups, DT, Picayune HS (Picayune, MS) 6-1, 305 pounds - 1st
team All-State selection ... played in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star
game.

11. Alfred Moreland, ATH, Banneker HS (Atlanta, GA) 5-7, 180 pounds - a
small, but speedy running back ... in junior season rushed for 990 yards
with eight rushing touchdowns and 200 receiving yards ... as a senior he
was named to the 5-AAAA all-region 1st team by the Fayette Citizen after a
season in which he totaled almost 1,900 all-purpose yards (1,213 rushing)
and 15 touchdowns ... he was also a track standout for the Trojans ... he
is Bannaker's all-time leading rusher ... parents are Alfred, Sr. and
Angela Moreland.

12. Akeem Williams, CB, SWMS CC (McComb, MS), 6-2, 190 pounds - played two
season at Southwest Miss. CC ... had eight interceptions and 87 tackles.

13. Richard Hughes, FS, SW Dekalb HS (Decatur, GA), 6-0, 185 pounds -
named to 1st team All-Region, 2nd team All-State ... had four
interceptions, 48 tackles and ten pass break-ups during his senior year
... also played basketball at SW Dekalb ... son of Richard Hughes, Sr. and
Rachelle Savage.

14. Todd Wilcher, ILB, Westlake HS (Atlanta, GA), 6-1, 220 pounds - named
to the All-Region team, All-Dekalb County team... made the honor roll all
four years of high school ... favorite recording group is Outkast ...
parents are Todd, Sr., Deena ... father played football at Morris Brown in
the early 1980's.

15. Tobias Williams, ILB/RE, Stephenson HS (Lithonia, GA), 6-2, 245 pounds
- named an All-Region, All-County (Dekalb) performer ... a four-year
letterman at Stephenson ... as a senior recorded 95 tackles, five sacks,
22 tackles for loss and five forced fumbles ... in his best game recorded
12 tackles, two sacks and four tackles for loss ... parents are Shelia and
Lawrence Williams.

16. DeAndre Davis, OT, ML King HS (Decatur, GA), 6-4, 300 pounds - named
to the All-AAA Region team, All-Dekalb County and 2nd team All-State ...
participated in the Dekalb County All-Star game ... son of Gerald and
Stacie Davis.

17. Darius Mitchell, OG/C, Westlake HS (Atlanta, GA) 6-2, 320 pounds -
named to the All-Region and All-County teams.

18. Ameer Townes, OG, Converse-Judson HS (San Antonio, TX) 6-1, 300 pounds
- named a 1st team 5A All-State selection as senior ... earned
all-district honors as a junior ... was named a top-50 prospect by Texas
Prep Insider.com ... Nickname is Rashad ... was also a member of the
Converse-Judson track and field team (shot put) ... Favorite recording
artist is Lil Wayne ... parents are KC and Lorraine Townes.

19. Chris Holmes, DT, Grand Rapids CC, Maryville HS (Maryville, Ohio) 6-3,
300 pounds - played in the JUCO All-American ... ranked No. 10 among
defensive tackles in JUCO ... son of Yolanda ... raised by aunt and uncle
Richard and Angie Leach.

20. Jonathan Archie, DE, Starkville HS (Starkville, MS) 6-2, 230 pounds -
received and All-District honorable mention ... finished senior season
with seven sacks, 70 tackles, a forced fumble and fumble recovery ...
parents are Barbara and Daniel Kinder.

21. Antowan Westry, OT, Montgomery HS (Seemes, AL) 6-2, 295 pounds - named
1st team All-State ... played in the Alabama -Missisisppi All-Star game


22. Antonio Brame, CB, Trinity HS (Euless, TX) 6-1, 170 pounds - was a
two-year starter on the No. 1 ranked high school team in the nation ...
invited to play in the Army All-American game.

23. Reginald Bailey, LB, Picayune HS (Picayune, MS) 6-3, 210 pounds -
named 1st team All-State as a junior and 2nd team All-State as a senior.

24. Rico Richardson, WR, Natchez HS (Natches, MS) 6-0, 185 pounds - named
a Clarion Ledger top 125 player ... 1st team All-Region, 1st team
All-Metro and 2nd team All-State ... set a Natches HS receiving mark with
3,500 yards ... as a senior he recorded 46 receptions for 891 yards and
seven TDs ... had a season high seven receptions for 111 yards and two TDs
... also rushed for 442 yards and six TDs on 42 carries... was the a Class
5A state champion in the triple jump (46 feet, 11 inches) ... also played
basketball in high school ... his nickname is Tarzan ... favorite
recording artists are Lil Wayne and Ludacris ... parents are Alvin Smith
and Valarie Richardson.

25. Jerell Walker, C, Lackawanna CC (Prince George, MD) 6-2, 285 pounds -
named 1st team All-Conference.

26. Aristacus Forster, OT, Verbum HS (Los Angeles, CA) 6-3, 305 pounds -
named 1st team All-District.



27. Ortiss Robertson, OLB, South Panola (Batesville) 6-1, 200 pounds



28. Xavier Lee, Ath, South Panola (Batesville) 5-8, 170 pounds - Clarion Ledger Top 125
 



forget about richardson- wont qualify academically- a bee line to co-lin juco- and greg ruffin (recruiting coord.) knows that. :retard:
 
I think he will be given a chance, maybe not at the start, but perhaps after game three or four. Woody has a lot of pressure on him to utilize the kid.

You know how Woody is, if the offense ain't clicking, it's the QB's fault, so he puts in another QB.

I agree, but I'll say that after Rutland "reinjures" himself, then McDonald will be coming in the game. :smh:
 
JR, MD is telling the truth about the Huntsville area. It's a ton of HBCU grads in Huntsville who push their kids toward PWC's before HBCU's. It amazes me how these local kids tear A&M down for AU and Bama, but when they don't get picked for those schools they say A&M didn't recruit them, and the ones who leave end right back up at A&M with in two years. I never understand why they leave Huntsville in the first place because 80% of these spoiled kids from Huntsville end right back home at A&M year after year.

I disagree..... Cooper had every star out of the city signing with AAMU. Some coaches just know how to recruit... others dont. When I was in high school and Cooper was at Louisville, I saw him in the hallways PLENTY of times... Ive NEVER seen an AAMU coach in the hallways. Ive seen Rick Pitno and Patt Summitt at more games in Huntsville than I have Vann Pettaway. When I do see Pettaway he comes in with that same AAMU jogging suit, no paper, pad or nothing. He looks like a regular fan. When other coaches come in they look professional and they are taking notes.
 
I disagree..... Cooper had every star out of the city signing with AAMU. Some coaches just know how to recruit... others dont. When I was in high school and Cooper was at Louisville, I saw him in the hallways PLENTY of times... Ive NEVER seen an AAMU coach in the hallways. Ive seen Rick Pitno and Patt Summitt at more games in Huntsville than I have Vann Pettaway. When I do see Pettaway he comes in with that same AAMU jogging suit, no paper, pad or nothing. He looks like a regular fan. When other coaches come in they look professional and they are taking notes.

Hmmmm.........interesting.
 
22. Antonio Brame, CB, Trinity HS (Euless, TX) 6-1, 170 pounds - was a
two-year starter on the No. 1 ranked high school team in the nation ...
invited to play in the Army All-American game.

I don't know how JSU got in there but that's a minor miracle of sorts. :read: Those trojans <b>know</b> how to play fball from birth.

Good job JSU. :tup:
 
I don't know how JSU got in there but that's a minor miracle of sorts. :read: Those trojans <b>know</b> how to play fball from birth.

Good job JSU. :tup:
Say Panth, this is off subject, but I'm rootin for you all this fall to kick Ramblin's @$$. Ok, now back to the regularly scheduled program that already in progress.......
 
I don't know how JSU got in there but that's a minor miracle of sorts. :read: Those trojans <b>know</b> how to play fball from birth.

Good job JSU. :tup:

That's why I don't trip about Comegy going out of state for recruits. Yeah, it would be nice to see a lot of local flavor, but you can't be mad at the coaching staff if they are going out and bringing in legit players. We ran through Greater Atlanta. Wish we could have got back into Memphis and New Orleans a little bit more though.
 
I disagree..... Cooper had every star out of the city signing with AAMU. Some coaches just know how to recruit... others dont. When I was in high school and Cooper was at Louisville, I saw him in the hallways PLENTY of times... Ive NEVER seen an AAMU coach in the hallways. Ive seen Rick Pitno and Patt Summitt at more games in Huntsville than I have Vann Pettaway. When I do see Pettaway he comes in with that same AAMU jogging suit, no paper, pad or nothing. He looks like a regular fan. When other coaches come in they look professional and they are taking notes.

Well the 20 years I have been in Huntsville I have never, ever heard folks from Huntsville mention anything positive about A&M or attending A&M. The first thing that comes out of these kids mouth is Alabama and Auburn. Now when Bama and AU back off, then they holla A&M. If you ask any teacher that works in Huntsville City schools about the words that come out of these kids mouth when you mention A&M, the will tell you they aren't interested. The best line is "Don't nobody wanna go to A&M". Heck they would rather attend JxSU or UNA before A&M.
 
trust me, yall didn't. Not anywhere remotely close. :scared:
but I digress.

btw, interesting that Alcorn signed this kid who led Dekalb Co (the same as the ones that jsue "ran through"..... still :lol: @that one) in rushing

Arnold Walker RB 6-0, 195 Atlanta, GA/McNair HS

McNair's coach played at Jsu
 
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trust me, yall didn't. Not anywhere remotely close. :scared:
but I digress.

btw, interesting that Alcorn signed this kid who led Dekalb Co (the same as the ones that jsue "ran through"..... :lol: @that one) in rushing

Arnold Walker RB 6-0, 195 Atlanta, GA/McNair HS

McNair's coach played at Jsu

MH if you didn't already know. We don't need no stinking running backs. LOL

Man we need a better OLine and it's over. I think you guys got some nice recruits but Barlow is still your coach.
 



trust me, yall didn't. Not anywhere remotely close. :scared:
but I digress.

btw, interesting that Alcorn signed this kid who led Dekalb Co (the same as the ones that jsue "ran through"..... still :lol: @that one) in rushing

Arnold Walker RB 6-0, 195 Atlanta, GA/McNair HS

McNair's coach played at Jsu

MH, you know as well as I do that we "cleaned up" ATL. We took everything but the kitchen sink and whatever the Big Boys missed.
 
trust me, yall didn't. Not anywhere remotely close. :scared:
but I digress.

btw, interesting that Alcorn signed this kid who led Dekalb Co (the same as the ones that jsue "ran through"..... still :lol: @that one) in rushing

Arnold Walker RB 6-0, 195 Atlanta, GA/McNair HS

McNair's coach played at Jsu

mh, we did one better than that:

Alfred Moreland, ATH, Banneker HS (Atlanta, GA) 5-7, 180 pounds - a
small, but speedy running back ... in junior season rushed for 990 yards
with eight rushing touchdowns and 200 receiving yards ... as a senior he
was named to the 5-AAAA all-region 1st team by the Fayette Citizen after a
season in which he totaled almost 1,900 all-purpose yards (1,213 rushing)
and 15 touchdowns ... he was also a track standout for the Trojans ... he
is Bannaker's all-time leading rusher ... parents are Alfred, Sr. and
Angela Moreland.

But like shaw stated, we played 3 freshmen RB's last year (one of which will redshirt this year). If anything, his coach probably called Comegy, Comegy said, "thanks, but no thanks" so then they tried Alcorn.
 
MH, you know as well as I do that we "cleaned up" ATL. We took everything but the kitchen sink and whatever the Big Boys missed.

ummm, if you wanna tell yourself that, go right ahead.......

and believe it, ASU wasn't just taking "whatever the Big Boys missed". ASU was taking what "the Big Boys" wanted. ASU had a VERY good day in Georgia. (that includes south Georgia and north Georgia :clap:

carry on....
 
ummm, if you wanna tell yourself that, go right ahead.......

and believe it, ASU wasn't just taking "whatever the Big Boys missed". ASU was taking what "the Big Boys wanted" ASU had a VERY good day in Georgia. (that includes south Georgia and north Georgia :clap:

carry on....

If you truly believe that, then I have a house for sale on Simpson Road. 5 bedroom/4 bath with tile floors and hardwood throughout. Very spacious. Nice Neighborhood/Community.
 
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beans,
Take a look at the AJC Top 100 and the schools that offered and where those guys signed
:lol::lol:

then when you finish that, take a look at the 5A All State team.
:lol::lol:

Simpson Road you say?
:lmao::lmao:

:lmao::lmao:
 
beans,
Take a look at the AJC Top 100 and the schools that offered and where those guys signed
:lol::lol:

then when you finish that, take a look at the 5A All State team.
:lol::lol:

Simpson Road you say?
:lmao::lmao:

:lmao::lmao:

Dude,

AlaState and Barlow could never out-recruit Jackson State and Comegy.
 
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