[COLOR= rgb(178, 34, 34)][SIZE= 24px]Key talks about USC decommitment[/COLOR]
Jan. 15, 2015[/SIZE]
Former USC DE commitment Arden Key of Atlanta appeared Monday night on Next Class on Fox Sports South and was asked about his decommitment from the Gamecocks and his upcoming official visits. Key has decommitted from the Gamecocks twice but recently tweeted that they are still #1 on his list. He plans to visit USC, LSU, Miami, Georgia and Auburn before making his final decision which he will announce on Next Class on February 2nd.
"My decision did not have anything to do with coaches or how the season went," Key said. "It's just something that it's getting closer to Signing Day and I want to make sure I make the right decision."
Key said USC remains strong with him for the same reasons he originally committed to the program.
"The atmosphere on game day is crazy," he said. "I've built a great relationship with coach Ward and coach Adams. Not Spurrier too much, the main people. The fans there, they have a great fan base."
Key added that Florida is also in the mix with him. And he said these upcoming official visits will be very important.
"I'm not sure where I want to go right now," he said. "I'm not 100 percent nowhere."
Key also said the departure of John Chavis from LSU won't hurt the Tigers' chances and he wants to play on a defense with a four man front.
Jan. 15, 2015[/SIZE]
Former USC DE commitment Arden Key of Atlanta appeared Monday night on Next Class on Fox Sports South and was asked about his decommitment from the Gamecocks and his upcoming official visits. Key has decommitted from the Gamecocks twice but recently tweeted that they are still #1 on his list. He plans to visit USC, LSU, Miami, Georgia and Auburn before making his final decision which he will announce on Next Class on February 2nd.
"My decision did not have anything to do with coaches or how the season went," Key said. "It's just something that it's getting closer to Signing Day and I want to make sure I make the right decision."
Key said USC remains strong with him for the same reasons he originally committed to the program.
"The atmosphere on game day is crazy," he said. "I've built a great relationship with coach Ward and coach Adams. Not Spurrier too much, the main people. The fans there, they have a great fan base."
Key added that Florida is also in the mix with him. And he said these upcoming official visits will be very important.
"I'm not sure where I want to go right now," he said. "I'm not 100 percent nowhere."
Key also said the departure of John Chavis from LSU won't hurt the Tigers' chances and he wants to play on a defense with a four man front.