Multiple Peach-State Prospects Make Their College Decision

With the high school season two weeks in, prospects across Georgia are starting to narrow down their recruitment in hopes of making a college decision in the near future. Prospects were finally able to take visits to schools in the month of June and are now making decisions on whether they want to end their recruitment or leave it open throughout the fall. Prep Redzone breaks down which peach-state prospects made their commitments in the last several days. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="95465" first="Terrian" last="Williams II"] - Johns Creek - Committed to Stanford</strong> The Stanford Cardinal are very particular about who they sign each recruiting cycle. They only offer high-level student athletes who can get the job done both on the field and in the classroom as well. They don’t offer just everyone, so when they extend an offer, it matters. The Cardinal were hard after Johns Creek (GA) star [player_tooltip player_id="95465" first="Terrian" last="Williams II"] throughout his recruitment, and they were able to land his commitment this week. One of the top athletes across the state, Williams is an impressive defensive back at 5-foot-11 175-pounds who could also turn around and play some receiver if needed. He has great footwork, ball skills, and natural cover skills. He’s a good tackler and will be able to help out on special teams as well. Overall, this is a nice pickup for Stanford as Williams II will bring athleticism and versatility to their secondary. &nbsp; <strong><a class="ri-page__name-link" href="https://247sports.com/player/maurice-turner-46102680" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Maurice Turner - Coffee - Committed to Louisville </a></strong> One of the top wide receivers in South Georgia, Turner is a shifty 5-foot-8 170-pound wide-out with game-changing speed. He’s an excellent route-runner that led to offers from Louisville, Akron, Buffalo, Cincinnati, among others. He plays bigger than his size and has been a reliable down-field option for Coffee last season and through two games so far this fall. Turner decided to commit to Louisville this week, giving the Cardinals an excellent slot receiver and someone who can get open on his own. He’s reliable in the screen game and he’s always dangerous with the ball in his hands. &nbsp; <strong><a class="ri-page__name-link" href="https://247sports.com/player/jordan-buchanan-46118343" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jordan Buchanan</a> - North Gwinnett - Committed to Purdue</strong> Another impressive 2022 defensive back, the 6-foot-1 175-pound safety is long, athletic, and has helped anchor one of the best defenses in the region. He’s rangy, shows good instincts, and he’s a sure tackler in the back end. He looks the part physically and he has enough size and athleticism to play the position at a high level. He can come down and help against the run and has enough length and speed to cover guys down the field. He’s a smart, player and always finds himself in the right place. After earning offers from LSU, Kentucky, among others, he decided to make his public commitment to Purdue this week. He’s a top defensive back to know in the region and in all of Gwinnett County this fall. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;