Talented 2021 trio to know at Callaway (Ga.)
Keiondre Jones is the big name at Hoganville (Ga.) Callaway in the 2019 class. Cartavious Bigsby, Jacob Freeman and Tate Johnson are 2020 prospects with impressive offer lists. It doesn’t stop there.
Pete Wiggins and his staff are developing talent on a regular basis and there are three in the 2021 class that you need to know too.
Offers: Alabama and Mississippi State
Rivals Take: Coleman is an exciting athlete. He flashes great quickness and he is a prospect who could play quarterback, cornerback or slot receiver on the next level. He is one who can make explosive plays.
Coleman said: “I was at Alabama for three days over the summer and they offered me at the very end of the camp. I was offered by Nick Saban and he told me that he really likes me as an athlete. He talked to me about quarterback, but that he really liked me as a defensive back. I worked out at quarterback and cornerback at the camp. The offer really surprised me. I was at a loss for words when I got the offer. I like Alabama. I never had that dream school. I have always been a big fan of college football. I grew up fans of Cam Newton and Jalen Ramsey. Having offers from Alabama and Mississippi State means a lot to me and I just have to keep working to earn more. I would love to get offers from Auburn, Georgia, Florida and Florida State in the future.”
Offers: Arkansas State and Mississippi State
Rivals Take: Dixon is a jumbo-athlete that had some talking about him as an early impact player coming out of middle school. He is a powerful running back who can run through tackles and he runs well for his age and size.
Dixon said: “My first offer was Mississippi State and I visited there over the summer. My favorite school was Auburn growing up and I would love to get an offer from them and Alabama. I have visited Auburn and I like it there a lot. Having a couple of offers early meant a lot to me. Both were very surprising. It just feels great that schools see something in me.”
Offers: Arkansas State, Cincinnati and Mississippi State
Rivals Take: Suggs is a versatile defender. He has played defensive end early in his high school career, but likely will play linebacker on the next level. He has good length and agility.
Suggs said: “Growing up, I was a big fan of Auburn. I watched them when I was little, but then I started watching Georgia when I got a little older. I have watched Georgia more just trying to learn. I try to look at technique and see how their players do things on the field. I have visited Mississippi State and that is it so far. I have offers from Arkansas State, Mississippi State and Cincinnati right now.”