DL Karamo Dioubate last man standing for USC
FEBRUARY 3, 2016
USC’s Will Muschamp has had a good NSD thus far snaring two talented receivers and two excellent defensive linemen while not losing any of the commitments he brought to the signing table. And he can finish the day with a bang by landing 4 star DL Karamo Dioubate 6'4" 273lbs of Philadelphia tonight at 6:00 PM. Dioubate originally was scheduled to make his announcement this morning but later decided to move the event away from his school and he will reveal his decision at the gym where he trains.
Dioubate’s coach at Prep Charter David Hand said Wednesday the decision appears to be between USC and Temple with Michigan still hovering. USC defensive line coach Lance Thompson has known Dioubate for awhile and that’s helped the Gamecocks’ cause.
“Coach Thompson was involved with him for two years and stayed in touch relentlessly even when he committed to Penn State,” Hand said. “Before that he had no ties at all to South Carolina.”
Hand said Dioubate also has a strong pull to stay in Philadelphia and be close to his family especially due to a recent death in his family. Temple coach Matt Ruhle was the last head coach to visit in person with Dioubate before the start of the dead period.
Had said whoever lands Dioubate is getting a tremendously talented defensive lineman.
“In my eyes, he’s an NFL type kid,” he said.”
FEBRUARY 3, 2016
USC’s Will Muschamp has had a good NSD thus far snaring two talented receivers and two excellent defensive linemen while not losing any of the commitments he brought to the signing table. And he can finish the day with a bang by landing 4 star DL Karamo Dioubate 6'4" 273lbs of Philadelphia tonight at 6:00 PM. Dioubate originally was scheduled to make his announcement this morning but later decided to move the event away from his school and he will reveal his decision at the gym where he trains.
Dioubate’s coach at Prep Charter David Hand said Wednesday the decision appears to be between USC and Temple with Michigan still hovering. USC defensive line coach Lance Thompson has known Dioubate for awhile and that’s helped the Gamecocks’ cause.
“Coach Thompson was involved with him for two years and stayed in touch relentlessly even when he committed to Penn State,” Hand said. “Before that he had no ties at all to South Carolina.”
Hand said Dioubate also has a strong pull to stay in Philadelphia and be close to his family especially due to a recent death in his family. Temple coach Matt Ruhle was the last head coach to visit in person with Dioubate before the start of the dead period.
Had said whoever lands Dioubate is getting a tremendously talented defensive lineman.
“In my eyes, he’s an NFL type kid,” he said.”
