Dashawn Womack ready for first Tiger Stadium experience
2023 Baltimore (Md.) St. Frances Academy EDGE Dashawn Womack is in Baton Rouge for his first ever college game. He’ll see LSU take on Ole Miss on Saturday and arrived Friday night in Louisiana to see the program he committed to July 4.
Womack, a prospect in five-star range for On3, has stayed locked in with his pledge to play for Jamar Cain. He’s set to sign early and enroll early in January as well.
“What’s different from before is that I have committed to them,” Womack told On3 National Director of Recruiting Chad Simmons. “I showed that I committed to them, so they don’t have to worry about other schools trying to get me. Schools are still trying to come in and get me, telling me to flip.”
“It just felt like home,” Womack added about why he chose LSU. “It just feel(s) like, I don’t even know how to explain it. I fit right in with the other players. I fit with in the staff and I can fit the defense, of course.”
Dashawn Womack scouting report
“Elite athlete in the camp setting who shows serious juice and power coming off the edge. Ran an electronically-timed 4.76 40, jumped a 30” vertical and 9’9” broad jump at 250 pounds in the spring prior to his senior season. Has the potential to kick inside on pass rush in a 4-down front and will most likely develop into a strong-side end or 4i depending on the scheme.
“Possesses raw power and athleticism. Has the power to shock players at the line of scrimmage. Handsy player that does an outstanding job initiating contact with his length. High upside player that could develop into a game-wrecker at the next level if he can tune his pass rush arsenal.”
Dashawn Womack is the No. 57 overall recruit in the 2023 cycle, according to the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He is the 7th-ranked EDGE prospect and the No. 2 player in Maryland. On3 has him even higher, coming in as the No. 53 overall prospect, No. 8 EDGE and No. 1 prospect in Maryland.
