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Broderick Jones, Lithonia

Broderick Jones paved the way for a Lithonia team that went 6-5, equaling its most victories in a season since 1992, and reached the playoffs for the third time in 16 seasons. He also played significantly as a defensive end, was second on the team in tackles and recorded four sacks. Jones is the highest-rated offensive line recruit in Georgia and the consensus No. 2 tackle nationally.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Aug 16, 2019

BRODERICK JONES, LITHONIA 
Position: Offensive lineman
Height, weight: 6-5, 275
Class: Senior
College choices: Committed to Georgia.

Offensive lineman Broderick Jones, of Lithonia High School, is ranked among the top 11 high school players in Georgia of the 2019 season.

Credit: Christina R. Matacotta

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Credit: Christina R. Matacotta

2018 season wrap-up: Jones paved the way for a Lithonia team that went 6-5, equaling its most victories in a season since 1992, and reached the playoffs for the third time in 16 seasons. He also played significantly as a defensive end, was second on the team in tackles and recorded four sacks. Jones is the highest-rated offensive line recruit in Georgia and the consensus No. 2 tackle nationally.
School's first Super 11 since: Kelvin Kight in 1999.

» 2019 Super 11: Sergio Allen | Will Anderson | Harrison Bailey | Tank Bigsby | Ze'Vian Capers | Kobe Hudson | Broderick Jones | Myles Murphy | Tate Ratledge | Paul Tchio

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