National Signing Day at Northside
Northside High had five football players from the 2015 senior class and 2014 GHSA 5A champions sign college scholarships Wednesday morning at the school. Brandon Sandifer kept his verbal commitment to the University of Florida. Record setting running back Willie Jordan, GACA 5A Offensive Player of the Year, is going the junior college route at Northeast Oklahoma. Joining him there are lineman Isaiah Johnson and linebacker Tyree Williams. One more lineman, Quentin Stanford, is going to the University of West Georgia. See more photos in the photo gallery, and the stories in the Feb. 7 Houston Home Journal.
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