PJ Hall gets another close look at USC
June 28, 2019, | sportstalksc.com
USC basketball coach Frank Martin completed the Dorman double on Thursday by hosting 6-9 PJ Hall and his parents for an unofficial visit. Last week Hall’s teammate, PG Myles Tate was in for an unofficial visit. Both players have offers from Martin and he’s made their top priorities for his 2020 class.
“It was a very good visit,” Hall said. “We were shown around the campus a little more and had a fun photo shoot as well. And we got to spend quality time with the staff as well.”
That time included some direct talk with Martin who got another chance to present Hall with his argument for why his program would be his best fit.
“It was the same message of playing in front of your home state, in front of people that love you. He also talked about how much he will develop my game even from what it is right now.”
Hall has had a lot of exposure to the Gamecocks via visits to Columbia and the coaches tracking his every move on the AAU circuit. The Gamecocks have a place at the table with him as he goes thru the decision making process, and today’s visit helped them hold on to that spot.
“They didn’t move it up or down, but I did have a great time,” Hall said. “USC stands well with me.”
Hall has been working with a top group of USC, Clemson, Florida, Virginia Tech and Tennessee. He has taken official visits to Clemson and Florida.
June 28, 2019, | sportstalksc.com
“It was a very good visit,” Hall said. “We were shown around the campus a little more and had a fun photo shoot as well. And we got to spend quality time with the staff as well.”
That time included some direct talk with Martin who got another chance to present Hall with his argument for why his program would be his best fit.
“It was the same message of playing in front of your home state, in front of people that love you. He also talked about how much he will develop my game even from what it is right now.”
Hall has had a lot of exposure to the Gamecocks via visits to Columbia and the coaches tracking his every move on the AAU circuit. The Gamecocks have a place at the table with him as he goes thru the decision making process, and today’s visit helped them hold on to that spot.
“They didn’t move it up or down, but I did have a great time,” Hall said. “USC stands well with me.”
Hall has been working with a top group of USC, Clemson, Florida, Virginia Tech and Tennessee. He has taken official visits to Clemson and Florida.