Jamaal Jarrett(Grimsley HS) chooses the University of Georgia Bulldogs for his college football future

Posted on by Andy Durham

Kevin Connolly and Timmy Hawks were there, in double-coverage for the FOX 8 Sports team, and Jamaal Jarrett selected the Georgia Bulldogs, for his college football future…

Brian Hall and Jaylen Gilkey were on hand in cover-Two(2) formation for WFMY TV Sports, plus you had Joe Sirera from the News and Record, and their HSXtra site/www.hsxtra.com and you had TV 45/WXLV, NCPreps.com with Deana King, and a busload of other media were on hand for this big day, when the Big Man(6’6/350)) made his college commitment known to all..

This was Jamaal Jarrett’s college commitment day, and it was his birthday too….For his football future, he chose between Georgia, Auburn, and the University of North Carolina…Jarrett put on the Bulldogs’ cap and big jacket, and he had made it clear that he was headed off, on that “Midnight Train to Georgia”, come January 2023…

I asked him what position he sees himself playing when he gets to Georgia, and he told me, he will be a three-technique defensive lineman for the Bulldogs, and that he feels like he will see possible action at all three defensive line positions, Tackle, Nose Guard, and Defensive End, in that Georgia D-line three-technique scheme…

Here is the Jamaal Jarrett commitment story from your source for News at 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 and 11pm, The FOX 8 News and their FOX 8 Sports team….
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Jamaal Jarrett, a football player at Grimsley High School in Greensboro, is taking his talents to the University of Georgia over North Carolina and Auburn.

At 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, his 17th birthday, Jarrett announced his plan at the Grimsley High School football stadium among family, friends and supporters.

The allure of playing in the SEC and Georgia was just too strong. His mother believes Georgia is the place that would develop Jamaal and get him to the NFL.

Jarrett, the 6-foot-6 and 340-pound defensive tackle, was the No. 1 top pick coming out of North Carolina, according to Rivals.com. He was ranked No. 2, after Jason Moore of Hyattsville, Maryland, for defensive tackles and No. 50 nationally.

247Sports.com placed him No. 3 in North Carolina after Noah Rogers of Rolesville and Daevin Hobbs of Concord. He was ranked No. 20 for defensive tackles and No. 140 nationally.

All six of the lead experts that weighed in on 247Sports Crystal Ball Predictions said they foresaw Jarrett heading to Georgia leading up to the announcement.

According to his family, his top five schools were the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Clemson University, University of Georgia, Auburn University and Louisiana State University before narrowing the picks down to UNC, Georgia or Auburn.

He said it was very difficult to make the call to Mack Brown and tell him he wasn’t going to be a Tar Heel.

Jarrett is also happy to get this out of the way and he can just concentrate on having fun in his senior season at Grimsley.

He plans to enroll early and start school with Georgia in January…..

GreensboroSports.com video, from today, on the way…

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Excellent Photo Below, from Brian Hall, WFMY NEWS 2 Sports…