Given his last name, maybe it's meant to be.
Watched him last summer at IU s 7on7 tournament. He competed against several bigger schools and did very well. I think GS won the tournament. Could be wrong. But he had great awareness of where his receivers we’re going to be against various Ds. Good arm strength and very accurate. IU’s staff was keeping an eye on him then.
That's good to hear. Someone told me GS plays a soft schedule and he might be a bit overrated.
It's a small school Indiana schedule. So, yeah, it's soft in comparison to the metro schools. But he's had the chance to play against some really good small school teams that play at a (small school) championship level, like Southridge, Heritage Hills, and Evansville Memorial.
Both kids have very high ceilings in terms of being good college players. Allen is more polished at this point, but don't sleep on Tayven. His father played in the NFL, and Tayven is projected to be just as good of an athlete as his father, just taller. I'd personally be thrilled with either, as both offer the abilities to grow into big time QBs.
No, Dale Davis is the father of basketball player Trayce Jackson-Davis, but he is not the father of the younger brother. That would be former NFL player Ray Jackson. The kid is a tremendous athlete for sure. The big question mark is that he plays in Center Grove's Wing-T offense. Hard to get a read on how that will translate to a radically different system in college.
That said, his actual dad, Ray Jackson, played college football at Washington State University and was in the NFL for four seasons.I stand corrected again however not having the same last name as your father is not an uncommon occurrence anymore in today’s society. But I do apologize and stand corrected.Tayven's last name is Jackson. How would Dale Davis be his dad?
im confusedTayven's last name is Jackson. How would Dale Davis be his dad?
take a minute to research the reference. Nothing offensive there - just funny to those of us who remember the gag. It made me laugh out loud.
I know the reference quite well and it's racist.
I'm betting you don't know it at all. Otherwise you would recognize it as a comedy bit from the 1970's that wasn't racist at all. You don't strike me as someone obsessed with political correctness. Even if you were, I can't figure how anyone would find that routine racist. If anyone considers that routine racist, God help us.
I don't think it's racist. I was saying it tongue-in-cheek because that crazy loon called me an a-hole in the post above.
No...his father is Ray Jackson. Dale Davis is Trayce's father. Same mom for both boys.
