3-star RB commits to Yellow Jackets |
Tony Crumpton
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- Wednesday, June 25 2014
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 205 Hometown: Douglasville, GA (Alexander HS) Class: 2015
Update: Mikell Lands-Davis has committed to Georgia Tech according to his twitter account.
Blessed to say that I have officially committed to Georgia Tech ???? @CoachWaggonerGT
3-star running back Mikell Lands-Davis He has offers from Cincinnati, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Michigan, North Carolina, North Carolina State, San Diego State, Tennessee, UCF, Wake Forest, Wisconsin and others. Clemson offered on 12/13/13 and it was his first offer. As a junior, he had 317 carries for 2374 yards and 27 rushing touchdowns. He also had 22 receptions for 358 yards and a touchdown. As a sophomore, he rushed for 971 yards and 13 touchdowns and had 251 yards receiving and 2 touchdown catches and also had 730 return yards. He was named 1st-team All-county for those efforts. As a freshman, he had 14 total touchdowns. I will be committing this Friday ????
Mikell Lands-Davis
Running Back
6-0, 205
Douglasville, GA
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View Full Profile from Douglasville, GA will announce his college decision on Friday according to his twitter account. Most recruiting analysts feel that Georgia Tech and Clemson lead for his services.
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