Duke has picked up its 16
th commitment in
Clerance France, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound linebacker at Carver High in
Columbus, Ga.
France, who has 4.6-second speed in the 40-yard dash, was also offered scholarships by
Western Kentucky and
Troy.
He was a bit under the radar because this was his first year at linebacker.
France had been playing offensive line but was shifted this season because Carver coach
Dell McGee thought he’d have a better shot at college, given his size.
“He's got a big upside for college,” McGee said. “He's new at the position.”
McGee had no current stats on
France, but said he was a key to the team’s current 8-1 record.
Duke recruited
France as a linebacker, so that switch worked out well.
--Stan Olson
1 comment:
I worry that nobody was looking at the kid, but with the ability to play on the O-line and at MLB combined with his 3.7 GPA, he's clearly got some good intelligence. Hope that translates to the field.
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