Jonathan Scott names his Top 3 schools

The 6' 4", 200 pound safety out of Seabreeze has 18 scholarships to choose from but three stand out right now.

"Ole Miss, South Carolina, and Michigan are the three schools I have been talking to the most lately," added Jonathan Scott. "They are pretty much my top schools right now."

The Rebels just made an entrance into Scott's top schools of choice, why?

"I like the way they recruit. I have gotten to know Coach Vaughn really well. He is my recruiter and would be my position coach. We talk on a whole another level. He does not talk to me as a player. He talks to me as a person. Coach Vaughn keeps it real. I look forward to learning more about them."

South Carolina's coaches have also made an impact.

"Coach Steve Spurrier Jr and I talk on the phone a lot. It seems like he wants me pretty badly. I took a visit to their Spring game, and I took a tour of their facilities. They are nice."

Michigan gives him a chance to have a little fun with his brother.

"My brother, CB James Scott, plays for them. I have always wanted to play against my brother. I also talk to Coach Rod Smith every now and then. He is a good guy."

Scott will keep it simple when it comes decision time.

"I just want to fit in their defense and be comfortable with the campus. That is pretty much it."

Any camps on tap this summer?

"No, I do not have any plans. I am not going anywhere this summer. I will take my visits during the football season. I have not set up any official visits yet, but I have been talking to South Carolina and Ole Miss about setting one up in the Fall."

Jonathan also has another brother, CB Kenny Scott, who plays for Georgia Tech.

"My goal is to be the best Scott out of the household. It is a good competition we all have with each other. They know which one has the most talent though (laugh) but I still have some catching up to do."

Jonathan now holds offers from Michigan, LSU, South Carolina, West Virginia, Ole Miss, FSU, Illinois, Kentucky, Alabama, Auburn, Wake Forest, Rutgers, and several more.

Scott reports a 2.8 GPA / 820 SAT.