JD Johnson

Quarterback

6′4″ / 190 lbs

Phoenix, AZ

Pinnacle HS

Class of 2020

Rating: n/a

National Avg

Rating: 88.3

School Preferences

Michigan

Committed

12/21/2918

Updates

5 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger

A few quick Friday updates

- Phoenix (AZ) QB and Michigan commit JD Johnson has made it to campus.- As of 330, a source near North Shore RB Zach Evans and North Shore OT Damieon George indicated to me that the crew were planning on being in College Station tonight and staying through tomorrow. - Orem (UT) LB Noah Sewell will likely stay in town until Sunday. - 2021 Ft Bend Ridge Point WR John Paul Richardson will be in town tomorrow to watch practice. - 2021 Katy Tompkins DE Tunmise Adeleye is making plans to be in town soon for a practice.

5 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger

Weekly visitors

The Aggies will be hosting an impressive group of visitors this week as they open spring ball. Here are some names we expect to see on campus at some point this week and into the weekend.Tomball WR Demond Demas*North Shore OL Damieon George North Shore RB Zach Evans Little Elm CB Ryan Watts A&M Consolidated WR Devin Price Orem (UT) LB/ATH Noah Sewell Phoenix (AZ) QB JD Johnson (Michigan)2021Denton Guyer QB Eli Stowers I've had a handful of guys tell me they'll be here either this Saturday or next. Those names are Akinola Ogunbiyi, Bryce Foster, Hayden Conner, and Donovan Jackson.

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