White plays the game with intensity, and in the open field he does a fantastic job of reading the play and making a tackle. He takes good pursuit angles, and shows outstanding hustle getting out to the sideline. White just has a feel for the game. He hits with impact. White just drills the ball carrier, and that really has a lot to do with how he sets up his attempt. White does a very good job keeping his pads lateral to the LOS, so when he does make a tackle, he is able to line it up and drive his legs. The 2022 safety reminds me a lot of Zack Boobas from Jefferson high schools 3-4 years ago. He might not have ideal size, but the natural instincts and tackling to be a very good nickle at the next level. Jumping into senior year, and White really was able to double down showing his instincts as an open-field tackler. He finished the year with 169 tackles in just 12 games and finished off his career with 474 total tackles. White accolades in the post season will surely follow his production, but it was also the impact the senior had for his team. Ringgold was a tough team to play all year long and pushed deep into the state playoffs with one of the best seasons in program history. White’s impact on the defense, his toughness and ability to read a play was paramount to their success. Our biggest knock on White going into his senior year was having a bigger impact on the passing game, and he cleared the hurdle nabbing 4 interceptions on the season while also delivering some bone-crushing tackles down the middle that would sure to strike terror for any receiver running another route. He really showed his versatility now playing closer to the LOS and also a deeper field safety role. In our opinion White is one of the more underrated defenders in the state, and one of the best tacklers regardless of position.

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