[COLOR= rgb(178, 34, 34)][SIZE= 24px]LB TJ Brunson adds to his offer list with ECU coming on board[/COLOR]
May 15, 2015
by Phil Kornblut Link:[/SIZE] [COLOR= rgb(0, 0, 205)]SportsTalk[/COLOR]
LB TJ Brunson of Richland Northeast is sitting out spring practice to allow his surgically repaired hip to heal. “The hip is great, it’s healing well,” Brunson said. “I’m a little ahead of schedule. I have a follow up with the doctor May 19th.”
Brunson nearly committed to USC earlier in the year but the Gamecocks asked him to hold off until they could see him this fall and judge how healthy he is.
“Coach Botkin has been keeping up with me since everything,” Brunson said of the Gamecocks’ linebackers coach. “I talk to him at least three times a week. They want to see me play during the fall and if everything is fine, it picks back up.”
Brunson said USC’s interest remains very high but the Gamecocks don’t want to take a commitment until seeing him in a game this fall.
Brunson still has USC number one on his list but he recently visited North Carolina and that gave him something else to consider.
“That was really cool,” Brunson said. “I didn’t meet the defensive coaching staff, I can’t really make a decision because I don’t have a relationship with those guys. It was different scenery out of South Carolina so that was pretty cool. It was nice. I had everything I would want.”
Brunson is planning a return visit to Chapel Hill June 20th. He’s also planning to visit Tennessee, Florida State and LSU this summer. Coaches from Georgia Southern, East Carolina, Appalachian State and Louisville have been thru his school this spring.
East Carolina offered Brunson two weeks ago. He also has offers from USC, NC State, Georgia Southern, Louisville and North Carolina.
May 15, 2015
by Phil Kornblut Link:[/SIZE] [COLOR= rgb(0, 0, 205)]SportsTalk[/COLOR]
LB TJ Brunson of Richland Northeast is sitting out spring practice to allow his surgically repaired hip to heal. “The hip is great, it’s healing well,” Brunson said. “I’m a little ahead of schedule. I have a follow up with the doctor May 19th.”
Brunson nearly committed to USC earlier in the year but the Gamecocks asked him to hold off until they could see him this fall and judge how healthy he is.
“Coach Botkin has been keeping up with me since everything,” Brunson said of the Gamecocks’ linebackers coach. “I talk to him at least three times a week. They want to see me play during the fall and if everything is fine, it picks back up.”
Brunson said USC’s interest remains very high but the Gamecocks don’t want to take a commitment until seeing him in a game this fall.
Brunson still has USC number one on his list but he recently visited North Carolina and that gave him something else to consider.
“That was really cool,” Brunson said. “I didn’t meet the defensive coaching staff, I can’t really make a decision because I don’t have a relationship with those guys. It was different scenery out of South Carolina so that was pretty cool. It was nice. I had everything I would want.”
Brunson is planning a return visit to Chapel Hill June 20th. He’s also planning to visit Tennessee, Florida State and LSU this summer. Coaches from Georgia Southern, East Carolina, Appalachian State and Louisville have been thru his school this spring.
East Carolina offered Brunson two weeks ago. He also has offers from USC, NC State, Georgia Southern, Louisville and North Carolina.