Multiple MAJOR Prospects Make Their College Decision

With prospects across the state taking visits throughout the month of June, it’s become "commit season" this week as some of the state’s top prospects have decided to announce their college decision. Here are some peach state prospects who make college commitments this week.... &nbsp; <strong>Carson Henry - OL - Walton</strong> One of the top offensive line prospects in the state, the three-star tackle from Walton (GA) has committed to South Carolina over schools like Akron, Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, and Arkansas State. The big 6-foot-6 290-pounder is a multi-year starter for the Raiders who has D1 size and is a willing run blocker on the edge. He’s a promising pass protector as well, and he continues to get better each and every year. Look for him to have a solid senior season as the Raiders look to have a deep playoff run in 2021. https://twitter.com/realcasonhenry/status/1408827748701937668?s=20 &nbsp; <h2 class="name"></h2> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33927" first="Qae’Shon" last="Sapp"] - OL - Lee County</strong> One of the top offensive line prospects in all of South Georgia, the Leesburg native is a big, nasty interior lineman at 6-foot-5 320-pounds who will be heading south to Tallahassee so suit up for the Florida State Seminoles next year. The rising senior is coming off a big junior season where he helped lead Lee County to the state championship game. He originally planned to make his commitment on July 3rd, but decided to make his decision public this week instead. Sapp chose Florida State over Florida, Cincinnati, among others. https://twitter.com/rockerlee229/status/1408889108110454788?s=20 &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33873" first="Kanaya" last="Charlton"] - OL - Brunswick</strong> The Florida State Seminoles stayed in South Georgia once again to land their second offensive line commitment of the day. This one is from Charlton, a big 6-foot-6 320-pound lineman who will also likely play on the interior at the next level. He’s played a lot of varsity ball down in Brunswick and the staff down there believes he can be a multi-year starter at the next level. He’s big, tough, and knows how to open up some big holes in the run game. Between Charlton and Sapp, The Seminoles added size and toughness to the future of their offensive line. https://twitter.com/CharltonKanaya/status/1408874967798882312?s=20 &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33930" first="David" last="Dallas"] - QB - Trinity Christian</strong> One of the top QBs in Middle Georgia, Dallas is coming off an excellent junior season where he led Trinity Christian all the way to the state championship game where they came up just short to an impressive Prince Avenue Christian squad. Dallas showed a big arm, mobility, and playmaking ability all season, proving to be one of the more underrated QBs in the state. In the end, he finally reeled in some offers that were much deserved, and he decided to commit to Western Michigan. Last season, Dallas threw for over 2,220 yards and 17 touchdowns while rushing for 310 yards and 8 more scores. https://twitter.com/DavidDallas323/status/1408841115143397377?s=20 &nbsp; <strong>Amari Jackson - DB - Eagle’s Landing Christian</strong> Another Middle Georgia star, Jackson is one of the top defensive backs in the area due to his quick feet, length, and overall athleticism. At 5-foot-10 170-pounds, Jackson has great size for a cornerback at the next level and is coming off a great junior season. Not only did he showcase his ability to cover on the outside, but he’s a sure tackler who has np problem coming down and helping in the run game. He earned some impressive offers from Northwestern, Virginia, Duke, among others, but decided to commit and play at Boston College at the next level. https://twitter.com/Amarjackson1/status/1408878142102638592?s=20 &nbsp;