‘18 GA WR Jordan Young (FSU signee)

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247SPORTS 92
NATL. RK 190
WR RK 27
GA RK 21

4 star on 247, unranked on composite. Glad he's getting some recognition.
 
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He literally wasn’t ranked this morning, by any services i saw anyway. That’s crazy how a few offers this close to signing day make you a stud overnight
 
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Wow. He won the 6A state championship in the 110m hurdles last year as a junior and was 3rd in state in the 300m hurdles as a junior as well. Speaks a lot to his athletic ability. 300m hurdles is no joke.
 
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So this guy was a nobody, with no recruiting profiles, and now all of a sudden he’s higher rated then Taylor on 247 sports? Pruitt brought the Bama bump with him!!!
 
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The second-highest debut on the list comes from a guy that doesn’t have any experience on this list. In fact, he was a virtual unknown before Tennessee unearthed him just over a week ago. Jordan Young out of Conyers (Ga.) Heritage joins the list at No. 190 in the country and we are still bewildered at how it took anyone this long to find the kid. He’s 6-foot-2, he’s the Georgia state champion in the 110 high hurdles, he had more than 1,500 yards receiving in the fall and he averaged more than 22 yards per catch. Turn on the film and there’s just no doubt that he’s one of the top receivers in the country. Credit Tennessee for digging this kid up but he’s not hiding any longer. He’s now ranked No. 190 overall.

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volunteerlane said:
The second-highest debut on the list comes from a guy that doesn’t have any experience on this list. In fact, he was a virtual unknown before Tennessee unearthed him just over a week ago. Jordan Young out of Conyers (Ga.) Heritage joins the list at No. 190 in the country and we are still bewildered at how it took anyone this long to find the kid. He’s 6-foot-2, he’s the Georgia state champion in the 110 high hurdles, he had more than 1,500 yards receiving in the fall and he averaged more than 22 yards per catch. Turn on the film and there’s just no doubt that he’s one of the top receivers in the country. Credit Tennessee for digging this kid up but he’s not hiding any longer. He’s now ranked No. 190 overall.

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and people pay us so that other people can do our jobs.

-247/rivals/espn
 
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