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Status:
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HIGH SCHOOL

Jamon Dumas-Johnson

Linebacker
6′2″ / 220 lbs
Baltimore, MD
St. Frances
Class of 2021
Rating: n/a
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National Avg
Rating: 91.2
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School Preferences

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Georgia
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Texas A&M
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Arizona State
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Baylor
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Boston College
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Florida
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Florida State
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Kansas
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Kentucky
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Liberty
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Louisville
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Michigan State
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Ole Miss
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Rutgers
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South Carolina
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Tennessee
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West Virginia
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Jamon Dumas-Johnson Junior year

Updates

Around the SEC: Recruiting news and trends
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Around the SEC: Recruiting news and trends
It's time to take a look around at the biggest pick-ups on the recruiting front as well as some of the top recruiting news and notes from around the SEC. Jason Howell details that and more in this week's Around the SEC.
Around the SEC: Recruiting news and trends
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Around the SEC: Recruiting news and trends
It's time to take a look around at the biggest pick-ups on the recruiting front as well as some of the top recruiting news and notes from around the SEC. Jason Howell details that and more in this week's Around the SEC.
Jason Howell
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Some Thursday morning recruiting notes
Last night the Aggies made the cut for Philadelphia (PA) Northeast DE Elijah Jeudy and CB Tyreek Chappell. These two are not necessarily a package deal, but they have played together since the 6th grade, they have a great chemistry, and playing together on the college level is something that would interest both. Chappell has yet to visit Texas A&M, but he did play in the Madden tournament, he loves the weather and the coaches, and he also has family in the Dallas-area. St. James (LA) defensive end Saivion Jones has been speaking with coach Terry Price on a regular basis. The two are starting to build a strong bond with TP sending a few BBQ pics out to the Louisiana standout. Jones has not visited anywhere outside of Louisiana yet, and LSU is going to be a tough one to beat. However, in talking with a source down in Louisiana the Aggies seem to be gaining some ground. I spoke to a few sources on some top linebackers and the Aggies are very involved with some heavy hitters. Hyattsville (MD) DeMatha LB Greg Penn named Texas A&M in his Final 6. Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, and South Carolina also made the cut. He planned to get to College Station before the coronavirus canceled everything, but I look for him to make a trip once the dead period is over. Baltimore (MD) St. Frances LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson and Hollywood (FL) Chaminade-Madonna LB Terrence Lewis also named the Aggies to their top lists and the Aggies are very much in the mix. Several other LBs were planning to check out the Aggies this spring. Dallas (GA) Paulding Co LB Smael Mondon, Charlotte (NC) Hough LB Kaci Seegars, and Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas LB Jaydon Hood all had spring visits planned for Texas A&M. I'm told by sources out in Georgia that Mondon has been a tough read when it comes to his leaders, but the good news for Texas A&M is he has been in consistent communication with coach Santucci, coach Elko, and coach Fisher. Kaci Seegars recently added offers from Missouri, Kansas State, and NC State, but the Aggies continue to be in a great spot thanks in large part to the relationship he has formed with coach Santucci the last few years. In fact, I've heard from some sources the Aggies may hold the lead. He spoke with Santucci this week and he says he definitely plans to visit when the dead period ends. Hood says he is in regular contact with the Aggies and coach Santucci. The two have built a strong bond and he has hit it off well with the Texas A&M linebacker coach. He planned to take several visits this spring, so he has been hitting the virtual tour circuit. Of all the virtual experiences so far he gave highest marks to Minnesota's virtual tour. Kendrick Blackshire and Terrence Cooks are the two uncommitted in-state prospects holding Texas A&M offers and in talking to different sources the Aggies remain in good position with both. If you are looking for a couple of in-state LBs without offers to keep an eye on there are two DFW prospects who come to mind. One is South Oak Cliff LB Jaydon Williams. He is a twitchy undersized prospect, around 185-pounds, but he did visit this spring and he has been one of the hotter prospects in Texas this spring. He just picked up an offer from Texas yesterday. Another in-state guy to keep an eye on is Arlington Martin LB Morice Blackwell. He has been in contact with coach Santucci and the two continue to get to know each other. Blackwell stands in at about 6-foot-1, 200, and has some great tape. An out of state guy I really like is Jonesboro (AR) LB Marco Avant. He just committed to Arkansas and he does not have an offer yet, but he has visited and he fell in love with College Station on his trip. He may be a name to tuck away for later.
Ryan Brauninger
4 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger
LB Recruiting update
About a week or so ago, I posted a note containing lot of the names I'd been hearing A&M had been pushing for the hardest at linebacker. Last night and in to today, I circled back on some sources to see what the latest was with a few of those top targets. Here's what I was able to round up...- Duncanville LB Kendrick Blackshire continues to be right near the top of the Aggies' wishlist from what I've been able to piece together. We've been saying for a while that it feels like Kendrick will play his college ball in the SEC, and I wouldn't come off that prediction at this juncture. The Aggie coaching staff continues to have the accelerator down on this one as Tyler Santucci, Mike Elko, and Terry Price are driving the Maroon & White bus. Alabama and LSU are the primary competitors along with Oklahoma and A&M. This one feels like a recruitment that Jimbo and company aren't going to relinquish on anytime soon. - A source in the southeast thinks the Aggies might have taken one on the chin with Dallas (GA) standout Smael Mondon due to the cancellations of visits. I was told it's going to be tough to pull him out of immediate proximity without getting a spring visit. We'll see if A&M can work their magic and get him on campus perhaps this summer. - I was told the Aggies have recently been in contact with Graceville (FL) ATH/LB Xavian Sorey. However, it sounds like that one is coming down to an Alabama/Georgia battle. - Shadow Creek LB Terrence Cooks isn't in too big a hurry to make a decision from what I know. A Houston area source did tell me that prior to the suspension of high school activities, Cooks was going to be one of the first stops for the A&M defensive staff this spring. This one has the early look of an in-state tussle between the Aggies and Longhorns though. - Another our of state name the Aggies are keeping tabs on is Baltimore (MD) standout Jamon Dumas-Johnson. A contact in the northeast told me it's really hard to peg down which way that recruitment is headed currently. Again, this could be one, like Mondon, where the current state of affairs really hamstrings the Aggies' chances.
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