A local high school product spurned the Tulane Green Wave, giving a commitment to Duke.
did an excellent job of hitting the transfer portal during Jon Sumrall’s first offseason as head coach. There were several holes to fill and he managed to plug each one, getting a lot of talented players to commit to the program.
Positive relationships were built by Sheppard with coaches at other schools. But the Blue Devils made him feel the most wanted and were among the first programs to offer him a scholarship. Last season, Mandeville fell just short of the title game, losing in the semifinals. Now that he has committed to Duke, he can focus solely on playing football.
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