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Donovan Peoples-Jones, No. 27 in ESPN 300, To Announce College Decision Thursday on ESPN2

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Donovan Peoples-Jones, No. 27 in ESPN 300, To Announce College Decision Thursday on ESPN2

  • Final Schools: Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State

During Recruiting Nation on Thursday, Dec. 15 (8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2), Donovan Peoples-Jones, a top college football recruit, will make his college announcement. A wide receiver from Cass Technical High School (Detroit), Peoples-Jones currently stands at No. 27 in the ESPN 300, and also ranks as the number one overall player in Michigan. With more than 20 Division I offers, he is expected to choose between Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Michigan State and Ohio State.

“Excellent size and outstanding athleticism make Donovan Peoples-Jones a dangerous offensive weapon and allow him to be a big-play target for whoever lands him,” said ESPN national recruiting analyst Craig Haubert. “Among the most talented and athletic receivers in the class of 2017, the four-star still excitingly possesses some upside as a player with room to still grow as a route runner. He has the skill and ability to be an immediate contributor next season, and to develop into an impact type player at the position.”

Thursday night’s Recruiting Nation will air in between two high school basketball matchups, as part of the GEICO ESPN High School Basketball Showcase. No. 18 New Albany (Ind.) faces No. 1 La Lumiere (Ind.) at 7 p.m., followed by No. 3 Sierra Canyon (Calif.) taking on No. 2 Oak Hill Academy (Va.) at 9 p.m.

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Anna Negron

It was always a dream of mine to work at ESPN, and here I am! I joined the College Sports PR team in March 2016. Hailing from the great Garden State, I graduated from Seton Hall University (Go Pirates!) with a degree in sport management, where I not only sang the National Anthem at games, but was also a member of the Seton Hall Sapphires Dance Team and a student reporter for Pirate Sports Network. Before joining ESPN, I served as a Public Relations Associate for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
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