Littlejohn, Bradley could be USC QB options
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Cordel Littlejohn
USC has one quarterback committed for the 2018 class in Dakereon Joyner of Fort Dorchester. The Gamecocks would like to sign another QB for the class and are continuing to sort through possibilities. Two are Cordel Littlejohn of Roswell, GA and Carter Bradley of Jacksonville. Neither has a Gamecock offer but Will Muschamp and Kurt Roper plan further evaluations in July to determine if one, or both, should be offered. Littlejohn attended USC’s junior day in January and was back for a camp earlier this month.“Coach Roper, he really likes me,” Littlejohn said. “He tells me that he’s going to keep recruiting me but wants to see me play a little bit of senior ball. When I went to the camp he said I did really good. I think I really shocked them and showed them I can play some Division One football. When I went to the junior day, Coach Muschamp told me they really liked me, they just wanted to see me throw it live, and they were going to really recruit me hard. I did not get to talk to him at the camp.”
Littlejohn also has been to Georgia and Alabama this summer and he’s going to Louisville in July. He has offers from Tulane and Illinois. He said USC and Louisville are the two schools showing the most interest in him at this point.
Littlejohn just moved to Roswell in January. He grew up in Lincolnton, NC and last season passed for 3655 yards and 50 touchdowns.
Bradley is the son of former Jacksonville Jaguars coach Gus Bradley. He camped recently at LSU and Tiger coach Ed Orgeron likes him a lot. Muschamp wants to see him in a USC camp before doing more with him and he’s scheduled to attend the one on July 21st. Georgia also is strongly interested with Kirby Smart leading the effort and wants him to visit next month for Dawg Night. And he has dropped Ole Miss from his list and replaced it with Auburn which also has him high on the board.
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USC has one quarterback committed for the 2018 class in Dakereon Joyner of Fort Dorchester. The Gamecocks would like to sign another QB for the class and are continuing to sort through possibilities. Two are Cordel Littlejohn of Roswell, GA and Carter Bradley of Jacksonville. Neither has a Gamecock offer but Will Muschamp and Kurt Roper plan further evaluations in July to determine if one, or both, should be offered. Littlejohn attended USC’s junior day in January and was back for a camp earlier this month.“Coach Roper, he really likes me,” Littlejohn said. “He tells me that he’s going to keep recruiting me but wants to see me play a little bit of senior ball. When I went to the camp he said I did really good. I think I really shocked them and showed them I can play some Division One football. When I went to the junior day, Coach Muschamp told me they really liked me, they just wanted to see me throw it live, and they were going to really recruit me hard. I did not get to talk to him at the camp.”
Littlejohn also has been to Georgia and Alabama this summer and he’s going to Louisville in July. He has offers from Tulane and Illinois. He said USC and Louisville are the two schools showing the most interest in him at this point.
Littlejohn just moved to Roswell in January. He grew up in Lincolnton, NC and last season passed for 3655 yards and 50 touchdowns.
Bradley is the son of former Jacksonville Jaguars coach Gus Bradley. He camped recently at LSU and Tiger coach Ed Orgeron likes him a lot. Muschamp wants to see him in a USC camp before doing more with him and he’s scheduled to attend the one on July 21st. Georgia also is strongly interested with Kirby Smart leading the effort and wants him to visit next month for Dawg Night. And he has dropped Ole Miss from his list and replaced it with Auburn which also has him high on the board.