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Davidson football puts finishing touches on 2024 class

Top rushing offense in FCS restocks skill positions

Davidson finished with a 21-member signing class for 2024. Photo by Sammi Gutknecht | Courtesy Davidson athletics

Davidson football mined talent both in-state and out-of-state as it built what it believes to be a strong 2024 signing class. The Wildcats added seven more prospects to the roster this week to join the 14 who inked during the December early period.

Eight players with North Carolina hometowns are listed in this class, including Will Jones from nearby Hough High School.

Davidson (7-4 in 2023) has had the top rushing attack in FCS football the past four seasons. The Wildcats also led FCS in scoring (40 points per game) and were fifth in total offense (463.2 yards per game) in 2023. This recruiting class aims to continue that trend.

In addition to Jones, the ‘Cats restocked the offense with explosive slot AJ Adams from Shelby (Crest HS), athlete Brodey Berg from Cincinnati (Anderson HS), slot Jack Fennell from Butler, Pa. (North Catholic HS) and athlete Will McCurdy from Park City, Utah (Park City HS).

Per MaxPreps.com, Adams caught 66 passes this past season at Crest for 1,091 yards and 12 scores. Berg rushed for 1,513 yards in 15 games as a prep senior, with 32 touchdowns. Berg also scored 31 TDs during the 2022 season.

Davidson also added a quarterback, Casey Bullock (6-1, 200) from Medina, Ohio (St. Edward HS).

Other recruits with North Carolina ties include linebacker Rodney Unnasch (Kings Mountain), defensive end Nakoma Scott (Lumberton), defensive back Shay Ragland (High Point), defensive lineman Alex Jones (Greensboro), linebacker Jayden Ferguson (Raleigh) and defensive lineman Julian Farrish (Roxboro).

“We are excited to welcome seven more Wildcats to our Davidson football family,” coach Scott Abell said in a release announcing the February signees. “I would like to thank our staff for working so hard to bring such quality people, students and athletes to our program. What a great day in Cat Country!”

Davidson will begin spring ball on March 19 and will hold its spring game on April 20 at 4:30 p.m.

Davidson 2024 Recruiting Class

NameHt.Wt.PositionHometownHigh School
AJ Adams5-9165SLOTShelby, N.CCrest High School
Brodey Berg6-0200Off. AthleteCincinnati, OhioAnderson High School
Lamar Bolden, Jr.5-9185Defensive BackGonzales, La.East Ascension High School
Casey Bullock6-1200QuarterbackMedina, OhioSt. Edward High School
Carson Coffman6-3270Offensive LineSignal Mountain, Tenn.McCallie High School
Teghan Cole5-11170Defensive BackAnderson, S.C.T.L. Hanna High School
Julian Farrish6-2225Defensive LineRoxboro, N.C.Person High School
Jack Fennell5-10185SLOTButler, Pa.North Catholic High School
Jayden Ferguson6-0205LinebackerRaleigh, N.C.Millbrook High School
Cameron Jackson6-1255Defensive LineCincinnati, OhioWinton Woods High School
Tre Johnson5-11205LinebackerMurfreesboro, Tenn.Oakland High School
Alex Jones6-3245Defensive LineGreensboro, N.C.Paige High School
Will Jones5-11200Running BackDavidson, N.C.Hough High School
Will McCurdy5-10165Off. AthletePark City, UtahPark City High School
Parker Nichols6-3270Offensive LineTroy, OhioTroy High School
Jack Perozek6-3220Tight EndToledo, OhioOttawa Hills High School
Shay Ragland5-10170Defensive BackHigh Point, N.C.Ledford Senior High School
Nicholas Rinaldi6-2290Offensive LineMineola, N.Y.Chaminade High School
Nakoma Scott6-4225Defensive EndLumberton, N.C.Lumberton High School
Drew Taylor6-2220Defensive EndFairfax, Va.Fairfax High School
Rodney Unnasch6-3180LinebackerKings Mountain, N.C.Kings Mountain High School

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