2009 Junior Stats at LCA: 44 Tackles with 5 INTs including 1 for TD
Re: 2011 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: March 22nd, 2010, 3:22 pm
by Sly Fox
GoBlackKnights.com wrote:March 16, 2010 Turner planning his spring & summer schedule
A.M. Allan
GoBlackKnights.com
As a junior, Jordan Turner was playing ball for state finalist, Lynchburg (Va.) Liberty Christian Academy. From his starting strong safety position, he had an outstanding junior campaign.
Turner has Army in his top five list. Click here to see what is unfolding with his overall recruiting and his recent move to Maryland.
Jordan went to Richmond, Friday on a unofficial visit and will go to UCONN in late April/early February.
Re: 2011 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: April 27th, 2010, 9:57 pm
by Sly Fox
Rivals.com wrote:April 6, 2010 Liberty Christian transfer Turner looking to take TJ by storm
Dave Lomonico
MDHigh.com
Jordan Turner had only been at Thomas Johnson for two weeks, but he made quite an early impression. On his first day at his new school, the 6-foot-2, 190-pound safety, who transferred from Liberty Christian in Lynchburg, Va., was already in the weight room pumping iron.
"With him moving up here he hadn't trained in a bout a month, but the very first day he really went after it," said Thomas Johnson coach Ben Wright. "I can already tell he works real hard. He's been pretty quiet, but he's got that 'eye of the tiger' look. He's pretty intense from what I can tell."
He'll be making an official visit to LU next Friday on his way to Nike Camp at VT.
Re: 2011 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: May 18th, 2010, 8:49 am
by Sly Fox
Here are some colleges that have had coaches drop by Jordan's school to check him out during the spring evaluation period:
Maryland
Monmouth
Villanova
Temple
Towson State
Rutgers
WVU
Boston College
Texas Tech
Navy
Re: 2011 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: June 20th, 2010, 7:38 pm
by Sly Fox
He's at camp at Williams Stadium tomorrow.
Re: 2011 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: August 21st, 2010, 12:21 pm
by Sly Fox
Rivals has given a 2-star rating.
Incidentally you may have seen him around campus the past week or so. He is good friends with LCA LB Ray Jones and he stayed down in Lynchburg to be there for him following the horrific accident that took Ray's mom & brother.
Re: 2011 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: August 26th, 2010, 11:38 am
by rtinmaryland
Jordan was rated one of the top 100 prospects in Maryland
Maybe...but often times players will go to prep school in order to draw some looks from a lot more D-I FBS level programs (or high D-I FCS). A lot of the coaches know that you can get some pretty solid talent from those schools (and some coaches send recruits to those schools to get themselves squared away academically as well...)
Re: 2012 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: April 6th, 2011, 9:24 pm
by rtinmaryland
Nomad? Not quite. Looking to earn a schollie at a school where he can thrive for 4 years? Yes. Academics? Solid, qualified.
Jordan going to prep school brings some BCS schools back into play for him but he really desires to come home and play in front of family for 4 years. So, we will see.
The coaches their see him as a D-1 talent now he gets a chance to prove it . Milford Prep plays a D-1AA javee schedule, so he will get to see quickly what he is suited for, cause the film won't lie.
Re: 2012 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: April 6th, 2011, 10:01 pm
by BJWilliams
rtinmaryland wrote:Nomad? Not quite. Looking to earn a schollie at a school where he can thrive for 4 years? Yes. Academics? Solid, qualified.
Jordan going to prep school brings some BCS schools back into play for him but he really desires to come home and play in front of family for 4 years. So, we will see.
The coaches their see him as a D-1 talent now he gets a chance to prove it . Milford Prep plays a D-1AA javee schedule, so he will get to see quickly what he is suited for, cause the film won't lie.
rt's right...for good players prep schools, like Milford, Hargrave, Fork Union and a host of others...prep schools are your last real shot at getting a look from D-I programs...if he doesnt do well there, his options are going to be pretty limited
Re: 2012 Prospect: DB Jordan Turner
Posted: April 6th, 2011, 10:28 pm
by rtinmaryland
The thing that bodes well for the young man is that Milford never would have taken him if he did not have the potential to compete at the D-1 level. To quote, the Eagles, Lesean McCoy(Milford Grad) "I came here as a boy and I left as a man."
Jordan was the Most Improved Player of Game last week. His Milford Prep team beat Hudson Valley CC 50-0. He had two interceptions in the first half and he did not play in the second.(Starting FS).
Jordan is gaining interest from FBS schools with a great season at Milford but still has us in his Top 5 ...
Rivals.com wrote:October 12, 2011 MD trio thriving at Milford Prep Academy
Reggie Turner
MDHigh.com
NEW BERLIN, N.Y. -- Milford Prep Academy is a post-graduate school tucked away in New Berlin, a small town of just over 1,000 people in upstate New York. But in this small town there are big things happening for prep athletes seeking to play Division-I football, including three former Maryland high school stars