ORLANDO – The recruiting process is still up in the air for three-star Florida defensive back David Jester. Jester rose up the ranks with Homestead High School as a receiver but made the move to safety for his senior campaign. Playing the new position, next level scouts are still evaluating Jester.
The vast majority of recruiting communication for Jester is going through his Homestead coaches. He shared which programs are currently in the mix.
“Ohio, the Ohio Bobcats, UCF, FAMU, and FAU,” Jester said.
Asked about his relationship with the Knights’ coaching staff, Jester replied, “They talk to me here and there; they are reaching out. Half the time they are reaching out to my coaches. I have to get my transcripts over to them; I am home schooled.”
NOTES FROM THE INTERVIEW
Jester spoke about taking on the role of playing safety for Homestead.
“Receiver to safety, that transaction was great,” Jester shared. “I play the field better at safety. I can see everything. I’m a ballhawk. We needed help at safety, you gotta help the team how you can help your team.”
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The vast majority of recruiting communication for Jester is going through his Homestead coaches. He shared which programs are currently in the mix.
“Ohio, the Ohio Bobcats, UCF, FAMU, and FAU,” Jester said.
Asked about his relationship with the Knights’ coaching staff, Jester replied, “They talk to me here and there; they are reaching out. Half the time they are reaching out to my coaches. I have to get my transcripts over to them; I am home schooled.”
NOTES FROM THE INTERVIEW
Jester spoke about taking on the role of playing safety for Homestead.
“Receiver to safety, that transaction was great,” Jester shared. “I play the field better at safety. I can see everything. I’m a ballhawk. We needed help at safety, you gotta help the team how you can help your team.”
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