Lexington Fogle is committed to playing in Georgia

Lexington – Brayden Fogle will play university football between hedges.

Fogle, the tightened four -star prospect of Lexington, is committed to the University of Georgia via social networks on Friday.

The upward elder chose Georgia against Penn State and LSU.

“The most important thing for me was their standard that they put there to be great was motivating, inspiring,” Fogle told Dawgs247. “It pushes you to be the best, and they do it very well.

“This is the norm and how much they develop people.”

The 3 -foot 3 -inch and 225 pound fogle helped Lexington reach the third round of the division III qualifiers last fall. He captured 59 passes for 792 yards and five affected, obtaining a place in the first All-Ohio team as a receiver.

“He’s a great athlete,” said Lex coach Andrew Saris. “He has skills to do really crazy things.”

Lexington qualified for the playoffs last year as seeded n ° 12 in the region 10. The Minutesmen won consecutive road matches before falling into the possible Catholic Central Central Statement in the regional semi-final.

Fogle captured four passes for 136 yards while accompanied by Victor Singleton of TCC, a TEXAS A&M recruit.

Fogle was also a basketball recruit announced, winning its first basketball offer before being in high school.

“He came with many expectations that cannot be easy for any young children,” said Saris. “He does a good expectations for management of expectations. He is one of those children who do the right things.

“He is obviously a formidable athlete and he is also a great student too.”

The minutemen are waiting for great things again this fall. Fogle will be twinned with the quarter-Arrière Joe Caudill, a recruit from the state of Michigan, who will also play a tight end in college.

“We are delighted with the possibility of doing good things this fall,” said Saris. “Brayden has the ability to dominate each piece and I have no doubt that he will continue to improve and be the leader I know is.”