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Trey Rucker became the ninth member of Maryland football’s 2019 recruiting class on Sunday. The safety from Flint Hill School in Virginia might have some company from a friend soon, too.
Running back Jordan Houston is announcing his commitment today, and Maryland’s more than just a contender for his services. The Terps are the experts’ favorite to land him, with Virginia Tech leading the pack of other contenders.
[Update: he committed to Maryland.]
Thank you to every school that has recruited me. These are my top 5 schools in no specific order. I will be committing soon!!! God is Great! pic.twitter.com/dPeo7GZVkz
— Jordan Houston (@usmigo) July 20, 2018
Rucker also cited relationships with several fellow DMV prospects who are currently playing for or committed to Maryland as major factors in his decision.
Now that he is committed to the Terps, Rucker will shift his focus to getting his current teammate and Maryland 2019 running back target Jordan Houston onboard.
“[Houston and I] talk about playing together sometimes but we just told each other that we gotta choose whatever school is the best fit,” Rucker said.
Stay tuned!
In other news
Maryland’s linebacking corps will have freshmen competing everywhere in 2018.
Meet Todd Simmons, who will be joining Maryland as a preferred walk-on wide receiver.
Kristi Toliver led all scorers in an awesome WNBA All-Star Game.
The guide to what time you should start drinking for each college football game timeslot.
Bud Elliott explains the importance of last weekend to the national recruiting scene.
And finally, congrats to Jake Layman on getting engaged!
Rip City, join us in congratulating @JLayman10 on his engagement! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/JhCZUPUnEc
— Trail Blazers (@trailblazers) July 30, 2018