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Drake Jackson, OL - Woodford County

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Drake Jackson, OL - Woodford County

 

Class: 2016

Position: Guard

Height: 6'2"

Weight: 288

Bench: 375

Squat: 590

 

Committed: Kentucky

Offers: Alabama, Ohio State, Tennessee, Toledo, UAB, Vanderbilt

Interest: Arkansas, Cincinnati, Clemson, Louisville, Miami (FL), Purdue, Stanford

 

ESPN:

4 Star

"Junior 300"

Ranked number 1 OG in Kentucky

Ranked number 2 OG in Nation

 

247 Sports:

Ranked number 1 OG in Kentucky

Ranked number 1 OG in Nation

Ranked number 1 player in Kentucky in Class of 2016

 

Rivals:

Ranked number 1 OG in Kentucky

Ranked number 2 OG in Nation

 

Junior Stats:

Team Rushing: 3,057 yards

Team Passing: 379 yards

Team Scoring: 237 points

 

Sophomore Stats:

Team Rushing: 1,100 yards

Team Passing: 1,325 yards

Team Scoring: 160 points

 

 

 

Junior Year - Drake Jackson highlights

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Drake Jackson Commits to Kentucky

 

VERSAILLES, Ky. – Sitting in front of the fireplace of his family's log cabin and with about 50 relatives, friends and football teammates crammed into the living room to hear him speak, Drake Jackson was at home when he let everyone know he was staying home.

Jackson, a four-star junior from Woodford County High School and arguably the nation's best interior offensive lineman, unzipped a sweatshirt to reveal a blue University of Kentucky jersey, bringing a roar of cheers from the crowd and giving the Wildcats a key in-state recruiting victory.

"It's my home-state school," Jackson said. "It's the place where I feel most comfortable. The coaches did a great job recruiting me, and I'm so excited about what they're doing there."

 

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I heard this kid speak on the radio after his sophomore season.

 

Crazy how mature this kid is.

Kid is a beast. Down right nasty in the trench.

Good story. Wish him the best of luck !!

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Jackson is the number one ranked player in the state, in his class. Nice to see a lineman get that kind of recognition.

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