[SIZE= 21pt]Belk looking forward to Wednesday’s USC visit[/SIZE]
[SIZE= 9pt]MAY 22, 2018 [/SIZE]
Former Clemson defensive lineman Josh Belk will take what probably will be his only visits of his new recruiting process this week when he goes to USC Wednesday and Georgia Thursday. Belk said he will travel solo to USC and he plans to be on the campus by around 11:00 AM.
The visit will be like a trip back in time for Belk. He was heavily recruited by the Gamecocks out of Lewisville High School and has been there plenty of times.
“My crystal ball was 100% Carolina, closet full of Carolina stuff,” said Belk who committed to Clemson in January of 2017. “I was Carolina all the way up until maybe a week or so before I committed to Clemson.”
What Belk wants from this visit is a rekindling of the relationship he had with Will Muschamp and his staff from the earlier recruiting.
“The same feel that they want me, same thing that they showed me before, that they’ve been showing me,” Belk said. “Their coaches are for their players. Me and the coaches talk a lot. I talk to Muschamp, Coach T-Rob, Coach Thompson. If it’s not one it’s the other. He’s (Muschamp) ready for me to get down there and he’d love to coach me, the relationship still the same even though that I had went somewhere else. He said he’d love coaching me.”
He also wants to check out the town again and get a look at the developments around the program.
“It’s kind of like a city atmosphere. It’s live all the time,” he said. “With the new facilities down there, the indoor, and they had something built when I was getting recruited down there, supposed to be like a players’ facility or something.”
As for the Georgia visit, Belk said the Bulldogs’ defensive line coach Tray Scott recruited him when he was at North Carolina and they developed a close relationship.
“It’s just because he reached out to me,” Belk said. “Even if I don’t end up coming there, he wants me to come there and show me the facilities and talk to me.”
[SIZE= 9pt]MAY 22, 2018 [/SIZE]
Former Clemson defensive lineman Josh Belk will take what probably will be his only visits of his new recruiting process this week when he goes to USC Wednesday and Georgia Thursday. Belk said he will travel solo to USC and he plans to be on the campus by around 11:00 AM.
The visit will be like a trip back in time for Belk. He was heavily recruited by the Gamecocks out of Lewisville High School and has been there plenty of times.
“My crystal ball was 100% Carolina, closet full of Carolina stuff,” said Belk who committed to Clemson in January of 2017. “I was Carolina all the way up until maybe a week or so before I committed to Clemson.”
What Belk wants from this visit is a rekindling of the relationship he had with Will Muschamp and his staff from the earlier recruiting.
“The same feel that they want me, same thing that they showed me before, that they’ve been showing me,” Belk said. “Their coaches are for their players. Me and the coaches talk a lot. I talk to Muschamp, Coach T-Rob, Coach Thompson. If it’s not one it’s the other. He’s (Muschamp) ready for me to get down there and he’d love to coach me, the relationship still the same even though that I had went somewhere else. He said he’d love coaching me.”
He also wants to check out the town again and get a look at the developments around the program.
“It’s kind of like a city atmosphere. It’s live all the time,” he said. “With the new facilities down there, the indoor, and they had something built when I was getting recruited down there, supposed to be like a players’ facility or something.”
As for the Georgia visit, Belk said the Bulldogs’ defensive line coach Tray Scott recruited him when he was at North Carolina and they developed a close relationship.
“It’s just because he reached out to me,” Belk said. “Even if I don’t end up coming there, he wants me to come there and show me the facilities and talk to me.”
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