BC Targets Grayson's Top Talent

0:00On March 18th, Boston College football is turning up the heat on recruiting in Georgia with a special focus on Grayson High School. Their new general manager, Kenyatta Watson, spend four years there as director of football operations from 2014 to 2018, giving the Eagles a strong inside track. Over the last three months, the team has extended offers to several top prospects from that powerhouse program. A handful of those recruits have already made unofficial trips up to Chestnut Hill for spring practice visits. Grayson remains one of Georgia's elite high schools for talent, and Boston College sees it as a prime pipeline for future stars. Coaches have been building real relationships, which could pay off big in the coming cycles. The latest move came this week when Jalen Welch, a class of 27th safety from Grayson, stopped by campus on Tuesday. He watched practice up close and talked shop with the staff. With connections like these strengthening, keep an eye on how Boston College builds its roster from the Georgia talent pool moving forward.