M.J. Morris, a four-star quarterback prospect who left Carrollton three weeks ago, will begin class and football practice at Pace Academy on Wednesday, Pace coach Chris Slade confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Morris had been rumored to be returning to Pace, where he spent his middle school years, but Slade said the dual-threat quarterback had not practiced with the team yet.
As a sophomore last season, Morris was 131-of-216 passing for 2,186 yards and 20 touchdowns with six interceptions for an 11-1 Carrollton team. He’s the No. 2 dual-threat QB prospect nationally among juniors, according to 247Sports. Pace is a Class 2A private school.
“We’re excited and thrilled because he’s such a great kid,” Slade said. “We think this is a great fit as it always has been.”
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