Football: Coach confirms Stewart's commitment
Just got confirmation that Jarrad Stewart, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound safety from Pearland High in Pearland, Texas, has orally committed to play college football for the University of Utah.
Stewart's high school coach, Tony Heath, confirmed that the player made the commitment.
"Yeah, he's heading that way," Heath said.
The coach said Stewart, who will be a senior this fall, started as a sophomore on a team that reached the semifinals in Class 5A Division I, the highest classification in Texas prep football.
Last year, he started as a junior on a team that won the district championship.
"He's a good one," Heath said.
College coaches cannot comment on recruits until they have signed.
He's the second prospect from the class of 2009 to commit to Utah, joining Jordan High lineman Vyncent Jones.
Stewart's high school coach, Tony Heath, confirmed that the player made the commitment.
"Yeah, he's heading that way," Heath said.
The coach said Stewart, who will be a senior this fall, started as a sophomore on a team that reached the semifinals in Class 5A Division I, the highest classification in Texas prep football.
Last year, he started as a junior on a team that won the district championship.
"He's a good one," Heath said.
College coaches cannot comment on recruits until they have signed.
He's the second prospect from the class of 2009 to commit to Utah, joining Jordan High lineman Vyncent Jones.
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