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Terrence Ferguson, Peach County

Terrence Ferguson, a senior offensive lineman at Peach County High School, talks about his decision to pick Alabama as the college he will attend.
By Todd Holcomb – For the AJC
Aug 13, 2020

Terrence Ferguson, Peach County

Position: Offensive lineman

Height, weight: 6-4, 300

Class: Senior

College choices: Committed to Alabama

2019 season wrapup: Ferguson is Peach County’s most recruited player since quarterback A.J. Bryant in 2003. He was named a first-team Class 3A all-state player for a team that finished 11-2, losing to eventual champion Cedar Grove in the quarterfinals. Ferguson is a top-50 national recruit who is rated the No. 2 offensive guard in the 247Sports Composite and the No. 8 offensive tackle by Rivals.

School’s first Super 11 since: Sergio Allen in 2019.

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