Riverdale head coach Brett Bonnaffons was kind enough to break down the experience today of meeting the coaches and what he feels about where Jackson's head is tonight.
He said that both Georgia and LSU have different ideas on how to use Jackson at the next level, and he honestly believes that the four-star defender doesn't know where he's headed and will likely make that decision tonight. He also said he's not expecting Jackson to sleep tonight.
The visit, which included both Richt and Pruitt, was one that Bonnaffons says felt positive. He said his interactions with Pruitt, who's risen from the high school game and into the college ranks, have shown that he's a person who has a genuine care for the well being of young people.
He says that Richt and Jackson spent time together, walking and talking amongst themselves, and Pruitt had a chance to shake hands with a couple of Riverdale teammates that Georgia appears to be heavily interested in (two with offers contingent on academics, and a 2017 outside linebacker).
Bonnaffons says in Jackson is a player with unlimited ceiling, who's largely gotten to where he is thanks to sheer athleticism. He said that with long-term coaching (Bonnaffons is newer to Riverdale, hired at the end of Jackson's sophomore season), the sky is truly the limit.
Full interview coming.
He said that both Georgia and LSU have different ideas on how to use Jackson at the next level, and he honestly believes that the four-star defender doesn't know where he's headed and will likely make that decision tonight. He also said he's not expecting Jackson to sleep tonight.
The visit, which included both Richt and Pruitt, was one that Bonnaffons says felt positive. He said his interactions with Pruitt, who's risen from the high school game and into the college ranks, have shown that he's a person who has a genuine care for the well being of young people.
He says that Richt and Jackson spent time together, walking and talking amongst themselves, and Pruitt had a chance to shake hands with a couple of Riverdale teammates that Georgia appears to be heavily interested in (two with offers contingent on academics, and a 2017 outside linebacker).
Bonnaffons says in Jackson is a player with unlimited ceiling, who's largely gotten to where he is thanks to sheer athleticism. He said that with long-term coaching (Bonnaffons is newer to Riverdale, hired at the end of Jackson's sophomore season), the sky is truly the limit.
Full interview coming.
