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Morgan State Signs 20 During Early Signing Period

Group comprised of seven (7) junior college transfers, 13 high school seniors

BALTIMORE, Md. (Dec. 17, 2021) – Morgan State University head coach Tyrone Wheatley has capped off its early period of National Signing Day by announcing the signatures of 20 future Bear football student-athletes. 
 
The crop of signees is comprised of five (5) defensive linemen, four (4) offensive linemen, three (3) wide receivers, three (3) linebackers, three (3) cornerbacks and two (2) quarterbacks. The group includes seven (7) junior college transfers and 13 high school seniors. Members of Morgan's class hail from nine states. The DMV (Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia) is represented by five signees.
 
Ten (10) of Morgan's signees will join the program in January as early enrollees: cornerback Quincy Johnson, defensive lineman Ted Windom Jr., defensive lineman Keondre Hodges, defensive lineman Sean Morris, DL/LB Deshawn Willoughby, linebacker Carlos Carter, offensive lineman Daniel Casillas, offensive lineman Angelo Lloyd, wide receiver Terrence Isaac Jr., and wide receiver Jojo Kennerly.
 
Joseph "JoJo" Kennerly, a native of Deerfield, Florida, was the first Morgan signee to send in his NLI to open Wednesday's signing day at 7:05 a.m. ET.
 
The early signing period runs through the end of the day Friday with National Signing Day scheduled to take place on Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2022.

Below is a full list of Morgan State's 20 signees:
 
 NAME  POS  HT  WT  HOMETOWN  HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL  HIGHLIGHTS
 Joseph "Jojo" Kennerly  WR  5-9                  175  Deerfield, Fla.  Deerfield Beach HS  Watch
 Angelo Lloyd  OL  6-5  320  Waldorf, Md.  Fields of Dreams Academy  Watch
 Deshawn Willoughby  GRIZ  6-2  240  Tamarac, Fla.  Deerfield Beach HS  Watch
 Terrence Isaac Jr.  WR  6-1  175  DeSoto, Texas  Green Oaks HS / Vermilion C.C.  Watch 
 Keith Jenkins  CB  6-1  180  Nokesville, Va.  Patriot HS  Watch
 Quincy Johnson  CB  6-0  185  Waxahachie, Texas  Waxahachie HS / Midwest Prep  Watch 
 Arturo Mattocks  LB  6-0   245  Montgomery Village, Md.   St. John's College HS   Watch
 Keyone Nixon  CB  5-10  165  Macomb, Mich.  Dakota HS  Watch
 Carlos Carter  LB  6-3  215  Washington, D.C.  Bell Multicultural HS / Vermilion C.C.  Watch
 Roderick "RJ" Walker  QB  6-4  205  Decatur, Ga.  Decatur HS / Independence C.C.  Watch
 Keondre Hodges  DL  6-4  265  Chesapeake, Va.  I.C. Norcom HS / Snow College  Watch
 Sean Morris  DL  6-3  300  Hammondton, N.J.  St. Joseph's Prep HS  / Fullerton College  Watch
 Zeke Long  WR  6-1  175  Prosper, Texas  McKinney Christian Academy   Watch
 Wendell "WoWo" Moe  DL  6-3  320  Long Beach, Calif.  Long Beach Poly HS  Watch
 Jordan Jeudy  DL  6-2  245  Boca Raton, Fla.  Deerfield Beach HS  Watch
 Ted Windom Jr.  DL  6-4   275  Jackson, Miss.  Richland HS / Holmes C.C.  Watch
 Daniel Casillas  OL  6-3  295  Kissimmee, Fla.  Feltrim Academy  Watch
 Jaden Green  QB  5-11  175  San Diego, Calif.  San Diego HS  Watch
 Mosula Tapusoa  OL  6-1  300  Santa Ana, Calif.  Mater Dei HS  Watch
 Devin Winder  OL  6-4  245  Great Mills, Md.  Great Mills HS  Watch


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ABOUT MORGAN
Morgan State University, founded in 1867, is a Carnegie-classified high research (R2) institution offering nearly 140 academic programs leading to degrees from the baccalaureate to the doctorate. As Maryland's Preeminent Public Urban Research University, and the only university to have its entire campus designated as a National Treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Morgan serves a multiethnic and multiracial student body and seeks to ensure that the doors of higher education are opened as wide as possible to as many as possible. For more information about Morgan State University, visit www.morgan.edu.


 
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