DL Kendall Jackson’s Official Visit Pushes Miami Into The Passenger Seat
With camps beginning, many high school recruits are still completing official visits before deciding where they’ll be attending school for the next four-years. With that begin said, accouple weeks back, a four-star defensive lineman Kendall Jackson discussed his top six schools, which includes Miami. The other five schools he’s considering are Ole Miss, Texas, Kentucky, Florida, and Mississippi State.
At 6-foot-4 inches tall and 255 pounds, Jackson still moves well, which is one of the main reasons Mario Cristobal are so interested in him. He should work with the outside linebackers and position coach Derek Nicholson, who is one of the coaches he’s developed a strong relationship already,
Jackson is a four-star recruit on the On3 industry ranking, which uses a weighted average of all four major services. He comes in at No. 365 overall in the class of 2024 and the No. 33 among defensive lineman in his class. The 6-foot-4, 255-pound Jackson, who posted 12.5 sacks, 22 tackles for loss, and 2 interceptions for the Bobcats last season.
Jackson’s film shows a consistent playmaker off the edge with natural speed and power. His rankings have not done him justice – as show above – for what he’s accomplished. His speed to power moves provided the bulk of his sacks and tackles for loss. With long arms and good change of direction, he was able to unitize a combination of skills and moves to keep offensive lineman off guard.
According to the On3 recruiting prediction machine, it looks like the Florida Gators are running away with it to land a commitment from him with 92.5 percent. The scary thing is that he visited the Gators 11 times which is the most of any finalist. Since Kendal ” Hollywood ” took a visit to the Canes last weekend Miami seemed to jumped Kentucky and that puts Miami in the passenger seat with a low 2.6 percent chance. and Kentucky is 1.5 percent chance to land a commit from him ( He will be commenting on July 20th ).
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