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Jonah WIlliams schedules visit to Texas (Wednesday 10:12 p.m. CST)

By Gerry Hamilton

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Jonah WIlliams schedules visit to Texas

Galveston (Texas) Ball 4-star safety Jonah Williams is scheduled to be back on the Forty Acres.

Williams, 6-3 and 205 pounds, told OnTexasFootball Wednesday night that he will make an unofficial visit April 6. That weekend is shaping up to look like a huge visit weekend with more than 10 4-star prospects scheduled to attend.

The two-sport star that is currently on the mound and in the outfield for the Ball High Tors baseball team told OTF he also plans to make an official visit to Texas in June as well. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and safeties coach and area recruiter Blake Gideon are in constant contact with Williams and family. 

The Oklahoma Sooners are also a lock for a June official visit. Williams is also scheduled to make an official visit to Oregon May 17-19. 

Before those June OV's, Williams has a packed spring visit schedule that begin this weekend in Baton Rouge.

Jonah Williams Spring unofficial visit schedule

LSU - March 9

Texas - April 6

Texas A&M - April 13

A spring visit to Ohio State is also expected. 

 

 

 

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    Shane

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    Gerry tha king of recruiting! Great work as always ! 

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    Quinncent McManning, Jr.

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    We know he doesn't want to play LB, but does he have a preference for WR or Safety?  This one seems like a Taylor Tatum feel at this point with OU baseball, unfortunately.  

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    1 minute ago, Quinncent McManning, Jr. said:

    We know he doesn't want to play LB, but does he have a preference for WR or Safety?  This one seems like a Taylor Tatum feel at this point with OU baseball, unfortunately.  

    Safety.

    Oklahoma leads headed into the spring for sure. 

    Long ways to go in the NIL game. Will be fun to follow. 

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    1 minute ago, Quinncent McManning, Jr. said:

    We know he doesn't want to play LB, but does he have a preference for WR or Safety?  This one seems like a Taylor Tatum feel at this point with OU baseball, unfortunately.  

    Only difference with Tatum and Jonah Williams is this ... Texas wasn't making a push for Tatum at any point. 

    Texas wants Jonah Williams!

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    Red Five

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    6'3" 205 lbs. as a junior in high school. As long as he doesn't eat any food at all for the next five or so years he can stick at safety. 

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    SpaceCityWrangler

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    Gerry can you rank these LB’ers… just your opinion.

     

    Pettijohn

    Barnes

    Tagoa’i 

    Cunningham 

    Williams, J

    Williams, A

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    Hookem97

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    Seems like every clip this man scores TD's. Looked like he had like 3 pick 6's against the same team lol. Hope to get this guy for sure. Hook'em!

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    27 minutes ago, SpaceCityWrangler said:

    Gerry can you rank these LB’ers… just your opinion.

     

    Pettijohn

    Barnes

    Tagoa’i 

    Cunningham 

    Williams, J

    Williams, A

    I'm leaving Jonah Williams out of LB for now ... 

    MIKE - Barnes then Pettijohn 

    OLB - 1A Tagoa'i and 1B Pettijohn then Cunningham/Javar Thomas and Anthony Williams 

    Pettijohn is a sure fire due because of his versatility. 

    Elijah Barnes is interesting because he could end up 6-3, 250-255 one day ... he could be a guy that also rushes off the edge

    If Texas gets two of three out of ... Pettijohn, Barnes and Tagoa'i, tremendous class no matter who the third or fourth would be. 

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    I'd love it if Michael Terry was comfortable slotting into LB as well. 

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