12 sign during NCAA early signing period
Adam Gore/LetsGoICC.com

FULTON, MS – Itawamba Community College head football coach Jon Williams announced 12 players signed National Letters of Intent to continue their football careers during the NCAA's early signing period.

"We are really proud of these guys," said Coach Williams. "It's great to see these young men graduate, but it's even greater to see them graduate early to be able to further their career by joining programs in time for spring practice."

Wide receiver Shante Rogers (Fulton, MS) signed with UT Martin while fellow wide receivers Jarvis Bentley (Columbus, GA) signed with Troy University and Sanford Seay (Albany, GA) joined the Louisiana Tech University football program.

Tight end Archie Dennard (Hollandale, MS) signed with Tennessee State University, and offensive lineman Quadzing Rogers (Mooreville, MS) signed with Bethel College

Linebacker Carderious Dean (Byhalia, MS) and offensive lineman Kyle Harris (Rome, GA) signed with Arkansas State University.

Defensive linemen Randall Boyd (Forest, MS) and DQ Reynolds (Oxford, MS) signed with Delta State University.

Wide receiver Hakeem Flowers (Greenville, SC) and running back Tobias Lofton (Forest, MS) signed with Nichols State University.

Quarterback Andrew Goodman* (Charlotte, NC), offensive lineman Greg Hadley, Jr. (Amory), running back Chris Ingram (Southaven, MS), quarterback Griff Loftis (Mooreville), and defensive back Darius White (Grenada, MS) were undecided in where they will continue their football careers at the time of the release.

"We are excited for all our guys," commented Williams. "We anxiously await to see what happens for them in the future and look forward to keeping up with them as they continue their careers on the next level."

The Indians finished the 2013 season 6-4 and 4-2 in the MACJC North Division to earn a second place finish and their first playoff appearance since 2007.

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*Goodman indicated that he did not sign with Wingate University after the time of the original release.