Rackley knows likely destination

Jacksonville (Fla.) Andrew Jackson running back Ranier Rackley has not been mentioned among the top running backs in the Sunshine State, but there could be a reason for that. Rackley is as talented as most anyone, however, he has had issues trying to get a qualifying test score. Many college coaches are still recruiting Rackley in hopes to sign and place him.

"I have offers from Central Florida, Kansas, North Carolina and South Florida," Rackley said. "There are some other schools that are recruiting me, but those are the only ones that have offered. A lot of schools aren't offering me because I am not qualified yet. A lot of them are talking to me about trying to sign and place me."

The 6-foot, 193-pound Rackley runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds and was ranked as the No. 89 player in the state of Florida in the pre-season.

"Right now I am waiting on my test scores," Rackley said. "I do not know if I am going to make it or not. I have a visit set up to Georgia Military College soon so that if I do not make it in school this year I can go there and play and not lose any eligibility. That might actually work out for the best because that could give me a year to get bigger and stronger and just get all around better."