Three Indian Football Players Sign with Schools
Three Stephens County Indian football players signed letters of intent on national signing day on Wednesday.
Michael Seay , son of Clinton and Kathy Murray, signed with the Georgia Knights Prep Academy in Snellville, Georgia. Michael played offensive lineman and lettered 4 years on the varsity, started his junior and senior years, and was a 2-time All-Region selection. His goal is to become a pediatrician.
Michael says Indian Assistant Coach LaQuentin Taylor helped him get noticed by Georgia Knights Academy “They’ve been looking at me for probably 6 to 8 weeks now, and Coach Taylor went to a recruiting fair not too long ago. He gave them all of my information, and they called me the next day and told me they wanted me.”
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Victor Nicely,Jr., son of Victor Nicely, Sr. and Kongaydra Nicely, signed with Community Christian College in Atlanta. Victor played defensive line for the Indians and lettered 4 years, started 2 years, and was named to the All-Region defense last season. He plans to major in sports medicine. Victor says even though he was a defensive lineman, the coaches at Community Christian are looking to play him at fullback. “Going here—it’s a JUCO College so it going to give me a chance to put myself at different positions that fit my size. They told me I would be going in as a fullback because I’m 5’8” 185 pounds.”
Kamon Taylor, son of Lacorsha Burton and Emanjula Brown and Henry Taylor signed with Wingate University in Wingate, North Carolina. He played 4 years with the Indians, starting this past season at both safety and halfback, and was named All-Region last season as running back. Kamon talked about when he made the decision to commit to Wingate. “The offer to Wingate actually came pretty late in my recruiting. I got a lot of perspective from my visit, and from my parents and coaches.”
Kamon says he plans to major in physical therapy & business.