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JSU lands some of the state's top recruits

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By Stephen Gunter - email
JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

Jackson State inked several of the state's top recruits during Wednesday's signing day. Below is a list of JSU's current signees.

 

Devonte White (6-2, 190, WR, Yazoo County HS, Benton, MS)

Jarius Moore (6-0, 190, QB, Terry HS, Terry, MS)

Sean Johnson (6-1, 190, LB, Flanagan HS, Pembroke Pines, FL)

Derrian Johnson (6-0, 180, QB/RB, Natchez HS, Natchez, MS)

Devin Crawford (5-10, 150, ATH, Arabia Mountain HS, Lithonia, GA)

Kristopher Weatherspoon (6-0, 180, DB, Natchez HS, Natchez, MS)

Kwame Bowens (6-0, 227,OLB, Arabia Mountains HS, Decatur, GA)

Treyvon Richardson (6-3, 310, DL, Newton HS, Covington, GA)

Stacy Noble (5-10, 234, LB, Ft. Pierce Central HS, Ft. Pierce, FL)

Austin Benton (6-0, 185, WR/CB, Tucker HS, Tucker, GA)

Daniel Williams (6-3, 200, WR/TE, East St. Louis HS, East St. Louis, IL)

Javancy Jones (6-3, 207, LB/DE, Noxubee County HS, Macon, MS)

Markus Cook (6-2, 275, C, Vigor HS, Prichard, AL)

Shaquil Ward (6-2, 188, WR, SR, Vigor HS, Mobile, AL)

Dwayne Patterson (6-2, DB, Durant HS, Durant, MS)

Cornelius Henderson (6-4, 270, DT, Duncanville HS, Duncanville, TX)

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