4 star QB Garrett Shrader enjoys Saturday visit with Gamecocks
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Garrett Shrader
2019 QB Garrett Shrader of Charlotte spent Saturday at USC with Will Muschamp and new quarterbacks coach Dan Werner. It was another step in relationship building for Shrader who continues to hold the Gamecocks in high regard.
“It was a fun experience getting to hang around with some of the guys, talk to the coaches and just feel things out on how they are doing things there,” Shrader said. “I enjoyed talking to Coach Werner. I knew a little bit about his background, not a whole lot. The things they did at Ole Miss were impressive.”
Werner and Muschamp certainly have been impressed with Shrader to this point and made it clear to him where he stands with them.
“They said I am a priority. I can fit in with what they want to do, make the quarterback a running threat,” Shrader said. “They are high on my list. It’s hard to be a nine win SEC program 90 miles away from home. I like what they are doing. I talked to Coach Muschamp. He’s a player’s coach and a good guy first. He’ll get you right and keep you in line.”
Arkansas offered Shrader Sunday night and he plans to visit there along with West Virginia and Mississippi State. He’s going to Starkville February 17th. Shrader said he will return to USC for some spring practices. He’s not readly to claim a favorite.
[SIZE= 14px]JANUARY 22, 2018 BY [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]PHIL KORNBLUT[/SIZE][SIZE= 14px] LINK: SPORTSTALK[/SIZE]
Rivals bio
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Rivals star ranking 3
247sports star ranking 4
2019 QB Garrett Shrader of Charlotte spent Saturday at USC with Will Muschamp and new quarterbacks coach Dan Werner. It was another step in relationship building for Shrader who continues to hold the Gamecocks in high regard.
“It was a fun experience getting to hang around with some of the guys, talk to the coaches and just feel things out on how they are doing things there,” Shrader said. “I enjoyed talking to Coach Werner. I knew a little bit about his background, not a whole lot. The things they did at Ole Miss were impressive.”
Werner and Muschamp certainly have been impressed with Shrader to this point and made it clear to him where he stands with them.
“They said I am a priority. I can fit in with what they want to do, make the quarterback a running threat,” Shrader said. “They are high on my list. It’s hard to be a nine win SEC program 90 miles away from home. I like what they are doing. I talked to Coach Muschamp. He’s a player’s coach and a good guy first. He’ll get you right and keep you in line.”
Arkansas offered Shrader Sunday night and he plans to visit there along with West Virginia and Mississippi State. He’s going to Starkville February 17th. Shrader said he will return to USC for some spring practices. He’s not readly to claim a favorite.