DeForest junior Jackson Accuardi commits to play football at West Virginia in the Big 12 Conference
DeForest junior, Jackson Accuardi, verbally committed to play football for West Virginia, attracted by the offensive system's use of tight ends and a strong connection with the coaches. He chose West Virginia over Michigan State, valuing the opportunity to make an impact as a tight end in a system that aligns with his skills.
By the Numbers- 6-foot-7, 240-pound DeForest junior
- Visited the campus three times and made his verbal commitment after attending West Virginia’s spring football game
- Had 12 or 13 offers before selecting West Virginia
- DeForest's offense averaged 215.4 yards per game passing and 127.6 yards per game rushing in 2023
- DeForest finished 5-5 and was tied for second (5-2) in the Badger Small Conference
- Jackson Accuardi verbally committed to play football for West Virginia after finding a strong fit with the coaches and the program
- Accuardi felt comfortable with West Virginia's offensive approach and was attracted by the opportunity to develop as a young man and a football player
- He aims to concentrate on strength and explosiveness as he prepares for his senior year at DeForest
Jackson Accuardi's commitment to West Virginia reflects a desire to find the right fit, maximize his abilities, and focus on growth as a player and leader in his senior year.
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