World News – USA – Texas A&M lands with 4 stars DE Elijah Jeudy over Georgia

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CAMEROON MAGAZINE - GM03/01/20213 Mins read32 Views

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Texas A&M has been recruiting the Mid-Atlantic region quite heavily since Jimbo Fisher arrived in town. With defensive tackles, coach Elijah Robinson is from Camden, N. . J. . He is associated with the region and is widely recognized as one of the best recruiters in the country. Those efforts have paid off again as the Aggies made a commitment by landing the four-star defensive ending Elijah Jeudy, a previous promise made by Georgia. Jeudy made his announcement on NBC’s All-American Bowl: Declaration Day. He signed with the Aggies during the early signing period in December, but asked the school to suspend publication.

A&M was the third team to offer the 6-foot-3, 246-pound defender from Philadelphia, PA. ) Northeast when he was an underclassman. Robinson made him an offer in early February of his sophomore year. Since then, he’s added them from the who’s who of college football teams.

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After A&M, Georgia, LSU, Oregon and Tennessee were voted into the top 5 in early April,. According to the industry-generated 247Sports Composite ranking set for Georgia in mid-April, a total of 202 prospects are expected. However, he had a change of heart and was released in mid-September. However, his final choice fell on A&M and Georgia.

Jeudy made it to College Station for a game last season and was impressed with what he saw in Aggieland.

« It was fun. Man, it was full, « he said to GigEm247 at the time. « It was full, it was loud – I could barely hear myself speak. I was a little surprised at how many people there were and how loud it was. It’s the loudest place I’ve ever been. «

This was actually Jeudy’s second trip to College Station, as he had also paid an unofficial visit shortly after his offer. However, he wanted his mother to see it for herself as she was not with him on the first trip.

« He hadn’t had a chance to meet my mother and he wanted to, so he made sure to meet her, » Jeudy said of Fisher. « We couldn’t talk to him for too long, but he made us feel really welcome. «

« I love his coaching style, » said the four-star defender. « He trains like Deion (Barnes), the coach I have in the northeast. I think if he would train me I would feel at home. «

Jeudy is a great addition to the Aggies as he joins the five-star defensive end Shemar Turner, the national top 50 defensive end Tunmise Adeleye, the four-star defensive end Jahzion Harris, the Four star defensive end / tackle Marcus Burris and the defensive joins duel against Albert Regis as a line of defense in the class. The others have already signed with the Aggies.

After Jeudy was originally offered, he said the Aggies liked him as a hybrid end / linebacker. While he will almost certainly be on the line, he brings a diverse range of expertise to the College Station.

« Jeudy is a length and an ideal size for rush-end players who can take cover, » wrote Brian Dohn, regional analyst at 247Sports, in his analysis of the four-star defender. « The developed body has good lower body strength. Athletic with an outburst and the ability to change direction. Flexibility to dip around the shoulder and explode around the edge. Uses hands well to keep offensive linemen away. Can redirect the scrimmage line down. Excellent body control. Strong with gap integrity. Pick up blocks from the right side. Uses angles well. Ready to try different movements. Quick first step into it. Must get stronger in the upper body. Not often asked to play in space so needs to show understanding. Must work on combined movement sets. Striker in the top 15 school. Day 2 NFL draft potential. «

Jeudy is the second Philadelphia player to sign with the Aggies in class. Texas A&M also inked its teammate, cornerback Tyreek Chappell, last month. They both graduated from high school. You will be enrolling at Texas A&M for this spring semester and going through the spring ball with the team.