Versatile athlete Akeem Harrison (Killeen, Texas) is the type of player who can line up at several different spots and be successful. He was a second-team, all-district tight end as a junior, but he is projected in college to be either a wide receiver or an outside linebacker, depending on the program.
Harrison doesn’t really care where he plays in college. All that matters is that he’s on a college roster by 2013.
“There are no offers yet, but it’s very close,” Harrison said. “I’m hearing from Texas Tech, LSU, Oregon and Texas A&M.”
Harrison doesn’t really care where he plays in college. All that matters is that he’s on a college roster by 2013.
“There are no offers yet, but it’s very close,” Harrison said. “I’m hearing from Texas Tech, LSU, Oregon and Texas A&M.”
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