In the eyes of many, Carver-Columbus linebacker Jarvis Jones is the most coveted player in Georgia in the class of 2009. Earlier this week, the 6-foot-4, 220-pound recruit indicated that he plans to sign a letter of intent in February with Clemson, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Texas or Southern Cal. But the drama surrounding Jones' recruitment will likely continue over the next five to six months. Carver coach Dell McGee said earlier today he'd be surprised if his prized linebacker commits in the foreseeable future. "I think it will be in January when he commits, unless he just gets a conviction over a certain school," McGee said. Jones' most recent visit was to LSU earlier this month. "He said it was nice," McGee said. "It was just like every other D1 school: nice campus and the coaching staff was ok. "He could see himself playing there." Jones, who is rated as the fourth-best outside linebacker in the nation and the 39th-overall prospect in the country by Scout.com, may see his stock rise even more this fall. "Last season was just his first year starting at linebacker," McGee said. "This year, I think he'll see things a lot faster and be more comfortable and know what to expect. "I think you'll see a big improvement, especially from a leadership standpoint."
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