Brandon
King says the recruiting process is over for him and that he plans to sign with
the Jaguars as soon as his season is over at Highland, KS Community College.
The
JUCO is a native of Alabaster, AL a former standout at Thompson High School who
signed with Highland after his senior prep season. King is 6’2, 210lbs and he
runs a 4.36, he led Highland with 118 total tackles last season, 70 of which
were solo stops. he played linebacker last season but is being moved to safety
this season to take advantage of his speed and size. King also had six
tackles for a loss, one sack and one forced fumble last season.
"I've
played linebacker my whole life, but they've moved me to safety because of my
flexibility,'' King told the Mobile Register.
"I really liked that when I came down all the
coaches were there and they seemed really dedicated to building the program,''
King said.” I really liked the facilities and how everybody is connected. I
felt at home. A lot of schools, when you go on a visit they don't have every
coach there excited about seeing you. Everyone knew me by name when I came in.
King
said he has received recruiting interest from Northern Illinois, Auburn,
Maryland and Rutgers, among other schools, but added he is happy to end the
recruiting process.
