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HIGH SCHOOL

Tar'varish Dawson

Athlete
5′10″ / 175 lbs
Lehigh Acres, FL
Lehigh
Class of 2021
Rating: n/a
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National Avg
Rating: 89.7
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School Preferences

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Auburn
Committed
5/15/2020
Texas A&M
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Florida State
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Georgia Tech
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Illinois
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Indiana
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Iowa State
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Kentucky
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Louisville
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Miami
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Recruiting Country: The latest recruiting news surrounding the Maroon & White

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Recruiting Country: The latest recruiting news surrounding the Maroon & White
21:38
3 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger
Recruiting Country: The latest recruiting news surrounding the Maroon & White
TexAgs Recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined this morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail following A&M's first commit in the class of 2022.
Three Things: Denton Guyer-Cedar Hill, A&M's close in 2021 & more
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Three Things: Denton Guyer-Cedar Hill, A&M's close in 2021 & more
TexAgs senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell is back at it again with another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts, this week discussing the much-anticipated Guyer-Cedar Hill matchup this weekend as well as the Aggies continuing to close on the recruiting front.
Billy Liucci
3 yr ago by Billy Liucci
Signing Day rapid fire notes
- Tunmise Adeleye tonight and Bryce Foster tomorrow. You guys are reading the crystal tea leaves and that's great and all but I'll stick with what I've maintained over the past week or so. Have to recruit right up until the finish line, but I feel better about the Ags' chances than I do the out-of-state opposition with the announcements getting closer. If the Aggies close those two out, we're talking about the mother of all coups in not only the trenches but also in the Greater Houston area, something that will pay dividends not only in SEC play over the next three or four years but also during the '22 recruiting race in what could be the most loaded city in the country when it comes to high-end SEC caliber football prospects.- Baton Rouge S Jardin Gilbert has been being bombarded by Alabama and LSU over the past 48 hours or so and it's created a situation where he may not sign during the early period after all. I'd still call the Aggies the team to beat here. Problem is, the Tide and Tigers know it so they've been hammering away in hopes of convincing the four-star defender to extend the process. This will be one worth watching over the next day or two but it's starting to feel like a recruitment that runs into the New Year (at least until his currently-scheduled announcement date of January 2)...one that the Aggies will still have a legitimate chance at winning. Frankly, I don't see the need for LSU to sign another safety but it wouldn't surprise me at all if they weren't just trying to throw a wrench into Fisher and A&M's plans at the last moment in hopes that they can either make room or cause the homegrown product to not sign with a division rival. - MJ Daniels was the only noteworthy loss today. He chose to stay in state, which was disappointing for the Ags but not completely out of left field. I know he wasn't a national top-100 kid or anything like that and some on these boards didn't deem him a must have or a 'big get' but he was a longtime target for Jimbo and Elko so one of the only negatives of an otherwise outstanding day.- Philadelphia pass-rusher Elijah Jeudy won't announce until January 2 and is going to choose between A&M and UGA but his plan was to sign today. I felt great about the Ags' chances entering today. If it works out, he'll be another huge addition along the defensive front and has been a guy not enough folks have talked about. An absolute stud in the front seven and if you add Jeudy and Tunmise to close things out, well, that's as good as it gets for a d-line class.- Credit the Ags for signing all of their committed players on the first day of the early signing period with little to no drama at all. There's something to be said for that, especially when you look around and see what happens across the country every year. It also has a lot to do with where the Aggies are at right now in terms of how they're being perceived by recruits around the state and country. Bodes very well for the upcoming cycle, as well, especially if the Ags can close the season in style.- JoJo Earle is heading to Alabama, a secret that LSU's beat folks let out of the bag as soon as he called Ed Orgeron and the Tigers to decommit this afternoon. Hopes were beginning to escalate in College Station when LSU flipped another receiver earlier today (from Mississippi State) and there was 'panic on the Bayou' over the increasing odds that the Tigers lose their third-highest rated commitment to A&M, as the Aggies have been in consistent communication with the Aledo star for over a week. And then? In steps Alabama, the one program that everyone currently fears in the days and hours before their top targets sign...even teams putting together top-10 classes like the Aggies and Bayou Bengals. Bama swooped in late, used last year's thievery of Jace McLellan from OU as a selling point and also leveraged the whole "You'll be the next Jaylen Waddle pitch. It worked. While I wouldn't call this one a stinging loss for the Ags because it only popped up recently, I get the feeling A&M was really damn close to pulling off the late coup and ripping the nation's No. 48-ranked player away from a division rival so there's no two ways around it - this one stings unless you somehow recover and nab a true outside game-breaker like Brian Thomas in February. And by 'land' him, I mean out-recruit the Crimson Tide and return the favor.- If LJ Johnson Jr stays on his current path and signs in February and LSU and Bama convince Gilbert to push his decision back, we could be heading towards an unusually active January on the recruiting front. Those two plus Louisiana WR Brian Thomas, who will choose between Bama, A&M and LSU (LSU is pushing hard but at some point you have to think the fact that the Bayou Bengals and Bama are loading could come into play) will be out there and the Ags also extended an offer on Wednesday to Auburn commit and state of Florida ATH Tar'varish Dawson, who also plans to sign in February. Expect another name or two to pop up like Dawson's as the Aggies, with about six weeks to work, look around the country at prospects who decided to push back their signing date.The L.J. Johnson recruitment will be one that is at least worth keeping an eye on over the next day or so. He's expected to wait it out but I'm sure Jimbo Fisher and the Ags will make one final push before the early signing period is over.
Jason Howell
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
A few notes on new ATH offer Tar'varish Dawson
Texas A&M offered unsigned Auburn commit Tar'varish Dawson out of Lehigh Acres (FL) today. He's been committed to Auburn since May but he does not plan to sign during the early signing period. "I love what Texas A&M is doing. Jimbo Fisher is a great coach even when he was at FSU."The Aggies offered today, but he is well acquainted with the Texas A&M program thanks in large part to his cousin, Texas A&M DL Derick Hunter."He told me they have great people, here the coaches will take care of you and coach you hard, and the dorms are a great spot to stay in."In addition to the Aggies, Dawson says Miami, Penn State, and Florida State have been coming on strong. His abilities allow him to project to either side of the ball (WR/CB) and he says the Aggies are currently pursuing him as an athlete. Coach Craig is leading Texas A&M's efforts.https://www.hudl.com/video/3/9394112/5fb06ac015f72e0b08ff74cb
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Considered one of the best 30-40 prospects in the state and a top 250 national prospect. Displays the physical skills to be a major early contributor at the collegiate level with high professional potential.

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Considered one of the best 100 prospects in the state and a top 500 national prospect. Displays the physical skills to develop into a contributor over the course of his college career. Has the ability to become a professional prospect over time with development.

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Considered one of the top 250 prospects in the state. Has the physical skills to be a potential contributor at a D-1 program over the course of his collegiate career with significant development. Professional potential is low.
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