American football running back James Cook plays for the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills (NFL). In college, he played football for Georgia.
After his first year of high school, Cook, a highly regarded recruit, made his original commitment to play collegiate football at Florida State, where his brother was a player.
Where did James Cook go to high school?
Miami Central Senior High School was where Cook attended while growing up in Miami, Florida. As a freshman, he had 99 carries for 709 yards and eight touchdowns.
Cook enrolled in additional classes after his first year and changed his classification from a sophomore to a junior.
He carried the ball 91 times for 782 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior. While in high school, Cook carried for 2,019 yards and 30 touchdowns.
Later, throughout the summer before his senior year, he changed his mind. After weighing offers from Florida and Louisville, Cook later signed a letter of intent to play for Georgia.
After his final football season as a senior in high school, Cook changed schools to Miami Northwestern Senior High School for his last semester.
