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Does he have interest in LSU? If not this is an LSU recruiting board.
He has interest in any school that has interest in him at this point. I know exactly what site this is and if he was not listed as a prospect of interest, I would not have posted. Excuse me if I am wrong and God bless you. No more post from me.
He has interest in any school that has interest in him at this point. I know exactly what site this is and if he was not listed as a prospect of interest, I would not have posted. Excuse me if I am wrong and God bless you. No more post from me.
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Your right... a little....lol
Have a good one Louie T.
Have a good one Louie T.
@ Baytiger...Thank You, and yes he has heard a little from Notre Dame but nothing hand written.
He is listed as one of the prospects of interest....that's why I posted it. If Les Miles is not interested, so be it. There are others who are and that's the nature of recruiting.
2013 Desmond Jackson
Posted by 1skinsfan on 1/10/12 at 10:20 pm
Jackson Focused on Future Premium Story
By Michael Clark
Scout.com
Posted Jan 10, 2012
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After only playing five game his junior season, Desmond Jackson is looking forward to next season. He recently went down to Orlando for the Under Armour Combine and performed well. Jackson put up huge numbers early in his high school career and is poised for a big senior season.
“The combine went pretty well,” said Desmond Jackson (5’9/170). “I enjoyed getting back out there and being around all the players and just having fun.”
Jackson, a junior from West Rowan High School in Mount Ulla, N.C, played in only five games this season. However, he is still attracting interest from several schools.
“I am hearing from Oregon, Alabama, Duke, North Carolina State, Nebraska, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Florida, Florida State, Texas A&M, and Auburn,” he said. “Duke, Oregon, and Pittsburgh are recruiting me the hardest, but I am still waiting on my first offer.”
Although Jackson maintains that he is open to all schools, he did have a favorite school growing up.
“My favorite school is Oregon,” said Jackson. “I have always liked them and I really like all the speed that they have.”
With the combine behind him, Jackson will focus on becoming a better player.
“I really am going to work on getting stronger and getting my 40 down to a consistent 4.4,” he said “I also really want to improve on hitting the hole a little harder and also being patient as a runner,” he said.
The Falcons’ running back plans to attend several camps this summer.
“This summer, I plan to go to as many one day camps as possible,” Jackson said. “I know I am probably going to go to N.C. State, Auburn, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and maybe Georgia Tech.”
As for his senior season, Jackson wants to make the most of it.
“I want take my team to the 3-A state championship, get better, and help my teammates,” he said.
In five games, Jackson had for 375 yards rushing, 120 yards receiving, 200 return yards, and seven total touchdowns. He bench presses 225 pounds, squats 405, and runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds.
By Michael Clark
Scout.com
Posted Jan 10, 2012
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After only playing five game his junior season, Desmond Jackson is looking forward to next season. He recently went down to Orlando for the Under Armour Combine and performed well. Jackson put up huge numbers early in his high school career and is poised for a big senior season.
“The combine went pretty well,” said Desmond Jackson (5’9/170). “I enjoyed getting back out there and being around all the players and just having fun.”
Jackson, a junior from West Rowan High School in Mount Ulla, N.C, played in only five games this season. However, he is still attracting interest from several schools.
“I am hearing from Oregon, Alabama, Duke, North Carolina State, Nebraska, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Florida, Florida State, Texas A&M, and Auburn,” he said. “Duke, Oregon, and Pittsburgh are recruiting me the hardest, but I am still waiting on my first offer.”
Although Jackson maintains that he is open to all schools, he did have a favorite school growing up.
“My favorite school is Oregon,” said Jackson. “I have always liked them and I really like all the speed that they have.”
With the combine behind him, Jackson will focus on becoming a better player.
“I really am going to work on getting stronger and getting my 40 down to a consistent 4.4,” he said “I also really want to improve on hitting the hole a little harder and also being patient as a runner,” he said.
The Falcons’ running back plans to attend several camps this summer.
“This summer, I plan to go to as many one day camps as possible,” Jackson said. “I know I am probably going to go to N.C. State, Auburn, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and maybe Georgia Tech.”
As for his senior season, Jackson wants to make the most of it.
“I want take my team to the 3-A state championship, get better, and help my teammates,” he said.
In five games, Jackson had for 375 yards rushing, 120 yards receiving, 200 return yards, and seven total touchdowns. He bench presses 225 pounds, squats 405, and runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds.
UA Combine Report: RB/LB/TE
O.J. Howard By Chad Simmons
National Recruiting Analyst
Posted Jan 1, 2012
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Scout had the fields blanketed at the Wide World of Sports on Saturday covering the Under Armour Combine. Scout.com National Analyst Chad Simmons shares his thoughts on RB, LB and TE right here.
The top back on hand Saturday was not able to compete due to an injury back in August and that was Altee Tenpenny. He is an early member of the Scout100 for the 2013 class and he has offers from schools like Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, and Oklahoma early.
In the group that competed, there was a good mix of small and quicker backs and a couple of the bigger backs.
A.J. Turman is a running back out of Boone in Orlando that measured in at 6-feet tall and 198 pounds. He ran the 40 yard dash in the 4.7 second range and he showed what he is on the field in pads – a strong runner who is a straight-ahead runner, and someone who can get yards after contact. He reports a number of early offers from the likes of Duke, Florida State, and Notre Dame among others.
Adam Lane is right around 5-feet 7-inches tall and well put together at 218 pounds. He is a little quicker laterally than Turman and he has showed some good hands coming out of the backfield. Florida has offered Lane.
Ryan Green out of Tampa was arguably the top running back of the day. He ran the 40 yard dash in 4.47 seconds and he showed great quickness when working out of the backfield. He is an athlete with good balance and quick feet.
A few other backs that had nice performances were Desmond Jackson out of North Carolina, Jabo Lee out of South Carolina, and Jamaal Cole out of Georgia.
O.J. Howard By Chad Simmons
National Recruiting Analyst
Posted Jan 1, 2012
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Scout had the fields blanketed at the Wide World of Sports on Saturday covering the Under Armour Combine. Scout.com National Analyst Chad Simmons shares his thoughts on RB, LB and TE right here.
The top back on hand Saturday was not able to compete due to an injury back in August and that was Altee Tenpenny. He is an early member of the Scout100 for the 2013 class and he has offers from schools like Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, and Oklahoma early.
In the group that competed, there was a good mix of small and quicker backs and a couple of the bigger backs.
A.J. Turman is a running back out of Boone in Orlando that measured in at 6-feet tall and 198 pounds. He ran the 40 yard dash in the 4.7 second range and he showed what he is on the field in pads – a strong runner who is a straight-ahead runner, and someone who can get yards after contact. He reports a number of early offers from the likes of Duke, Florida State, and Notre Dame among others.
Adam Lane is right around 5-feet 7-inches tall and well put together at 218 pounds. He is a little quicker laterally than Turman and he has showed some good hands coming out of the backfield. Florida has offered Lane.
Ryan Green out of Tampa was arguably the top running back of the day. He ran the 40 yard dash in 4.47 seconds and he showed great quickness when working out of the backfield. He is an athlete with good balance and quick feet.
A few other backs that had nice performances were Desmond Jackson out of North Carolina, Jabo Lee out of South Carolina, and Jamaal Cole out of Georgia.
ESPNHS North Carolina - Stock is rising for Houston, JacksonStock is rising for Houston, Jackson
September, 2, 2011
Sep 212:17PM ETEmailPrintCommentsBy Brandon ParkerIn this week's edition of All-State Stock Watch, we're looking at All-State football players who saw their potential value rise or fall over the past week. A player could have performed well in a game, gotten a big-time scholarship offer, broken his leg or just had an off game. (Hey, it happens to the best of us.)
Here are the movers and shakers from week two:
UP — Steve Houston, Richmond RB/DB
Houston made his mark at the DB spot last season for Richmond, but it's from the tailback position that the senior is busting loose in 2011. The senior needed just seven carries to rack up 238 yards and three touchdowns in the Raiders' 44-7 win against Lee County.
DOWN — Alex McCalister, West Forsyth DL
When McCalister transferred from R.J. Reynolds this past summer, it appeared West Forsyth had gotten the jewel it needed to make its defense go. But the Titans' defensive unit has struggled in its first two games, surrendering 41 points in losses to East Forsyth and Carver. Last week against Carver, the Titans saw a 10-point, second-quarter lead disappear into a 17-13 loss. The good news, though, is that with a stud like McCalister, who has drawn several D-1 offers, West Forsyth has the tools to turn things around.
UP — Desmond Jackson, West Rowan RB
After overcoming the shock of losing its first game in 47 contests during the season opener against Mooresville, Jackson and West Rowan bounced back last week. The junior tailback scored three touchdowns to help the Falcons rally for a 45-32 win against Davie. Production like this is what the Falcons need to start up another lengthy win streak and win its fourth straight 3A title.
Brandon Parker covers North Carolina for ESPNHS magazine and ESPNHIGHSCHOOL.com. Follow him on Twitter @brandoncparker or email him at brandon.c.parker@espn.com.
September, 2, 2011
Sep 212:17PM ETEmailPrintCommentsBy Brandon ParkerIn this week's edition of All-State Stock Watch, we're looking at All-State football players who saw their potential value rise or fall over the past week. A player could have performed well in a game, gotten a big-time scholarship offer, broken his leg or just had an off game. (Hey, it happens to the best of us.)
Here are the movers and shakers from week two:
UP — Steve Houston, Richmond RB/DB
Houston made his mark at the DB spot last season for Richmond, but it's from the tailback position that the senior is busting loose in 2011. The senior needed just seven carries to rack up 238 yards and three touchdowns in the Raiders' 44-7 win against Lee County.
DOWN — Alex McCalister, West Forsyth DL
When McCalister transferred from R.J. Reynolds this past summer, it appeared West Forsyth had gotten the jewel it needed to make its defense go. But the Titans' defensive unit has struggled in its first two games, surrendering 41 points in losses to East Forsyth and Carver. Last week against Carver, the Titans saw a 10-point, second-quarter lead disappear into a 17-13 loss. The good news, though, is that with a stud like McCalister, who has drawn several D-1 offers, West Forsyth has the tools to turn things around.
UP — Desmond Jackson, West Rowan RB
After overcoming the shock of losing its first game in 47 contests during the season opener against Mooresville, Jackson and West Rowan bounced back last week. The junior tailback scored three touchdowns to help the Falcons rally for a 45-32 win against Davie. Production like this is what the Falcons need to start up another lengthy win streak and win its fourth straight 3A title.
Brandon Parker covers North Carolina for ESPNHS magazine and ESPNHIGHSCHOOL.com. Follow him on Twitter @brandoncparker or email him at brandon.c.parker@espn.com.
re: LSU Recruiting: 2013 Football Prospects of Interest
Posted by 1skinsfan on 8/28/11 at 6:30 pm to Bleeding purple
2013 RB/ATH Desmond Jackson West Rowan (North Carolina) scored 3 td's in a 45-32 win over Davie County on this past Friday.
re: LSU Recruiting: 2013 Football Prospects of Interest
Posted by 1skinsfan on 8/15/11 at 8:29 pm to GeauxWolverines
So true! Thanks for your hard work and feedback as I know you will keep us updated. :geauxtigers:
re: LSU Recruiting: 2013 Football Prospects of Interest
Posted by 1skinsfan on 8/15/11 at 4:32 pm to GeauxWolverines
Do you know who else on the list that may be close to receiving an offer from the tigers? :geauxtigers:
Three of the prospects in the 2013 class are listed in this Charlotte Observer article. Uriah Lemay, Desmond Jackson and Riley Fergurson:The Charlotte Observer also listed the top area recruits in the area.
Top area recruits
Jonathan Bullard , Crest, Sr., DE: Big South Defensive Player of the Year had 106 tackles, 30.5 tackles for a loss and five fumbles caused last season. Colleges recruiting: Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Miami (Fla), Nebraska, North Carolina, N.C. State, South Carolina, Tennessee.
Riley Ferguson , Butler, Jr., QB: Led the 2010 state champions to more than 45 points per game, throwing for 2,900 yards and 24 touchdowns. He has eight other offensive starters back with him. Has offers from Clemson, LSU, Michigan.
D.J. Humphries , Mallard Creek, Sr., OL: Possibly the No. 1 recruit in the state and top 20 in many national polls. Will anchor a large Mavericks' offensive line. Colleges recruiting: Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia., North Carolina, N.C. State.
Carlos Watkins , Chase, Sr., DE: 50 tackles, 14 sacks and 29 tackles for a loss last season. He rushed 65 times for 270 yards and caught 11 passes for 237. Colleges recruiting: Alabama, Arkansas, Baylor, Miami (Fla), Michigan, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Syracuse, Tennessee.
Others: Germone Hopper, Berry (Sr., WR/RB); Rhaheim Ledbetter , Crest (Sr. safety); Nick Dawson , Berry (Sr., LB); Terrance Knox , Concord (Sr. TE); B.J. Beecher, Concord (Jr., QB); Desmond Jackson, West Rowan (Jr., RB); Uriah Lemay , Butler (Jr., WR); Jay Jay McCullough (Fort Mill Nation Ford, Sr., TE).
Top area recruits
Jonathan Bullard , Crest, Sr., DE: Big South Defensive Player of the Year had 106 tackles, 30.5 tackles for a loss and five fumbles caused last season. Colleges recruiting: Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Miami (Fla), Nebraska, North Carolina, N.C. State, South Carolina, Tennessee.
Riley Ferguson , Butler, Jr., QB: Led the 2010 state champions to more than 45 points per game, throwing for 2,900 yards and 24 touchdowns. He has eight other offensive starters back with him. Has offers from Clemson, LSU, Michigan.
D.J. Humphries , Mallard Creek, Sr., OL: Possibly the No. 1 recruit in the state and top 20 in many national polls. Will anchor a large Mavericks' offensive line. Colleges recruiting: Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia., North Carolina, N.C. State.
Carlos Watkins , Chase, Sr., DE: 50 tackles, 14 sacks and 29 tackles for a loss last season. He rushed 65 times for 270 yards and caught 11 passes for 237. Colleges recruiting: Alabama, Arkansas, Baylor, Miami (Fla), Michigan, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Syracuse, Tennessee.
Others: Germone Hopper, Berry (Sr., WR/RB); Rhaheim Ledbetter , Crest (Sr. safety); Nick Dawson , Berry (Sr., LB); Terrance Knox , Concord (Sr. TE); B.J. Beecher, Concord (Jr., QB); Desmond Jackson, West Rowan (Jr., RB); Uriah Lemay , Butler (Jr., WR); Jay Jay McCullough (Fort Mill Nation Ford, Sr., TE).
re: LSU Recruiting: 2013 Football Prospects of Interest
Posted by 1skinsfan on 7/25/11 at 3:48 pm to homeindadome
Desmond Jackson RB West Rowan would be a good catch because he could play rb,cb or slot. I know that he has interest in the tigers. He is still waiting on his first offer.His top five are Florida, South Carolina, LSU, Penn State and Auburn in no particular order. He wants to visit Florida, South Carolina and LSU for a game in the fall.
re: Class of 2011 Prospects
Posted by 1skinsfan on 1/9/10 at 3:14 pm to Jaketigger
Take a look @ 2011 CB Darryl Jackson North Carolina. Receiving attention from Clemson, Georgia Tech, Michigan State, Oregon, Virginia and N.C. State. Rated #11 prospect to watch in North Carolina by Tharinger.com
Measurables: 40- 4.5 L-drill 7.1 shuttle 4.4 Verticle 28.
Video:LINK
and www.Athlete Vault
Darryl #23 and Desmond #4 (brother 2013) :geauxtigers:
Measurables: 40- 4.5 L-drill 7.1 shuttle 4.4 Verticle 28.
Video:LINK
and www.Athlete Vault
Darryl #23 and Desmond #4 (brother 2013) :geauxtigers:
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