DB Israel Mukuamu preparing for next key visit
[SIZE= 14px]OCTOBER 19, 2017 [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]BY [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]PHIL KORNBLUT[/SIZE][SIZE= 14px] [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]Link: sportstalk[/SIZE]
Israel Mukuamu
DB Israel Mukuamu of Bossier City, LA has taken official visits to USC, Indiana and Georgia. This coming weekend he makes his official visit to his commitment program, Florida State. Louisville could be a fifth possible official visit. Despite his status as a Seminole pledge, Mukuamu has continued to talk to other coaches and visit other schools and he doesn’t have a definite date for making a final decision.
Mukuamu said Georgia showed him a good time and expressed the desire to have him play corner. He said he was impressed with the facilities and the atmosphere. He said the Georgia and USC visits have been his best so far and they were very similar.
This weekend Mukuamu will go to his first game at Florida State and he wants to check out the atmosphere and see how they use their defensive backs with the hope of coming in early and playing.
USC coach Will Muschamp was in touch with Mukuamu Wednesday.
“He keeps telling me to come home,” Mukuamu said. “I still got Georgia and South Carolina in the back of my head. They both want me to play corner and they have a lack of depth.”
Mukuamu said USC would be second on his list behind Florida State but Georgia is right there, too. He said Florida State doesn’t have to do anything special this weekend to keep his commitment locked down.
“I’m going to take the visit and see how my family likes it and leave everything up to God,” he said.
[SIZE= 14px]OCTOBER 19, 2017 [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]BY [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]PHIL KORNBLUT[/SIZE][SIZE= 14px] [/SIZE][SIZE= 14px]Link: sportstalk[/SIZE]
DB Israel Mukuamu of Bossier City, LA has taken official visits to USC, Indiana and Georgia. This coming weekend he makes his official visit to his commitment program, Florida State. Louisville could be a fifth possible official visit. Despite his status as a Seminole pledge, Mukuamu has continued to talk to other coaches and visit other schools and he doesn’t have a definite date for making a final decision.
Mukuamu said Georgia showed him a good time and expressed the desire to have him play corner. He said he was impressed with the facilities and the atmosphere. He said the Georgia and USC visits have been his best so far and they were very similar.
This weekend Mukuamu will go to his first game at Florida State and he wants to check out the atmosphere and see how they use their defensive backs with the hope of coming in early and playing.
USC coach Will Muschamp was in touch with Mukuamu Wednesday.
“He keeps telling me to come home,” Mukuamu said. “I still got Georgia and South Carolina in the back of my head. They both want me to play corner and they have a lack of depth.”
Mukuamu said USC would be second on his list behind Florida State but Georgia is right there, too. He said Florida State doesn’t have to do anything special this weekend to keep his commitment locked down.
“I’m going to take the visit and see how my family likes it and leave everything up to God,” he said.