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2014 Dwyer (Fla.) wide receiver Johnnie Dixon is considered one of the top receiver prospects in Florida for his class. Dixon had a great season this year to prove it along with helping his team to a 9-4 record.
“It was pretty good season, a big improvement from last year. I had 39 catches for 711 yards. I had 9 touchdowns, but three got called back.”
Dixon is one of the more sought after recruits and has been enjoying the recruiting process as of late. He has been speaking with schools such as Florida, Florida State, Miami, and USF.
While Dixon is from a high school that has good connections to the University of Florida, he claims he has high interest in Miami.
“I like their program, it’s a great program and it has a great tradition. I like the campus too because it’s small.”
While the speedy receiver does hold high interest in Miami, he did shed a little light on how Coach McDonald leaving affected him.
“It won’t affect my recruitment. I’m still going to like Miami.”
Dixon is in contact with other Miami coaches including Coach Jethro Franklin.
“I like him he is a nice guy. He tells me how he wants to me to come down there and just ask me how everything is going.”
Dixon currently claims no leader but does admit two schools that have been recruiting him the hardest.
“Florida and Miami, they both have been recruiting me the hardest.”
Dixon has no timetable for a decision but does know what he will look for when deciding.
“I want to see a program and coaches who are going to be there for three to four years.”
“It was pretty good season, a big improvement from last year. I had 39 catches for 711 yards. I had 9 touchdowns, but three got called back.”
Dixon is one of the more sought after recruits and has been enjoying the recruiting process as of late. He has been speaking with schools such as Florida, Florida State, Miami, and USF.
While Dixon is from a high school that has good connections to the University of Florida, he claims he has high interest in Miami.
“I like their program, it’s a great program and it has a great tradition. I like the campus too because it’s small.”
While the speedy receiver does hold high interest in Miami, he did shed a little light on how Coach McDonald leaving affected him.
“It won’t affect my recruitment. I’m still going to like Miami.”
Dixon is in contact with other Miami coaches including Coach Jethro Franklin.
“I like him he is a nice guy. He tells me how he wants to me to come down there and just ask me how everything is going.”
Dixon currently claims no leader but does admit two schools that have been recruiting him the hardest.
“Florida and Miami, they both have been recruiting me the hardest.”
Dixon has no timetable for a decision but does know what he will look for when deciding.
“I want to see a program and coaches who are going to be there for three to four years.”
