UberTiger
09-22-2012, 08:16 AM
LSU commit Kain Daub transfers from Nease to Sandalwood
Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012
The nation’s top linebacker recruit in the Class of 2014 is on the move back to Duval County.
Kain Daub, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound junior, transferred from Nease to Sandalwood on Wednesday, Saints coach Adam Geis said.
Daub, an LSU commit whom 247Sports has already labeled a five-star prospect and the nation’s top recruit at middle linebacker, played last year -- and last week -- for the Panthers. He will be eligible to play in the Saints' Week 5 game against Parker, according to Florida High School Athletic Association’s bylaw 9.3.3 which states that a “qualifying transfer student becomes eligible on [the] sixth day of attendance” if certain parameters are met.
Geis said that Daub qualifies under the category defined as a “Full and Complete Move to a New Residence,” and that he confirmed as much with the FHSAA. Daub has relocated to his former residence within the Sandalwood zone.
“He’s moving back to the house he lived in his entire life, except the short amount of time that he moved to Ponte Vedra,” Geis said.
His arrival at Sandalwood is the second major defection from Nease. Defensive end Blake McClain, who played at Nease last year, also transferred to Sandalwood. McClain is also a major recruit in the 2014 class.
Daub’s arrival adds another high profile star to an already loaded lineup. End DeMarcus Walker is an Alabama commit and safety Malik Greaves has pledged to Vanderbilt. On offense, quarterback Parker Boehme (Duke) and lineman Donald Rocker (Florida International) are committed to Football Bowl Subdivision programs.
http://m.jacksonville.com/sports/high-schools/2012-09-19/story/lsu-commit-kain-daub-transfers-nease-sandalwood
Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012
The nation’s top linebacker recruit in the Class of 2014 is on the move back to Duval County.
Kain Daub, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound junior, transferred from Nease to Sandalwood on Wednesday, Saints coach Adam Geis said.
Daub, an LSU commit whom 247Sports has already labeled a five-star prospect and the nation’s top recruit at middle linebacker, played last year -- and last week -- for the Panthers. He will be eligible to play in the Saints' Week 5 game against Parker, according to Florida High School Athletic Association’s bylaw 9.3.3 which states that a “qualifying transfer student becomes eligible on [the] sixth day of attendance” if certain parameters are met.
Geis said that Daub qualifies under the category defined as a “Full and Complete Move to a New Residence,” and that he confirmed as much with the FHSAA. Daub has relocated to his former residence within the Sandalwood zone.
“He’s moving back to the house he lived in his entire life, except the short amount of time that he moved to Ponte Vedra,” Geis said.
His arrival at Sandalwood is the second major defection from Nease. Defensive end Blake McClain, who played at Nease last year, also transferred to Sandalwood. McClain is also a major recruit in the 2014 class.
Daub’s arrival adds another high profile star to an already loaded lineup. End DeMarcus Walker is an Alabama commit and safety Malik Greaves has pledged to Vanderbilt. On offense, quarterback Parker Boehme (Duke) and lineman Donald Rocker (Florida International) are committed to Football Bowl Subdivision programs.
http://m.jacksonville.com/sports/high-schools/2012-09-19/story/lsu-commit-kain-daub-transfers-nease-sandalwood