Monday morning recruiting round up
June 24, 2019
CB Joey Hunter of Tyrone, GA took his official visit to USC over the weekend. He said it was a good visit and Gamecocks are in good place with him. All 7 of his top schools are still in play for July 2nd announcement. The others on his short list are Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Syracuse, Vanderbilt, Boston College and Pitt.
Alabama commitment CB Jahquez Robinson (6-1 185) made an unofficial visit to USC Saturday. The purpose of the visit was two-fold. One was a chance to see his mom’s side of the family from Sumter. And the other was to be seen up close by Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson. “They told me I was a hard worker and they like me as a player. They like my combination of speed, length and ball skills.” Robinson committed to the Crimson Tide in February and he calls that commitment solid. “I would still say 100%.” But, he did say the Gamecocks are in his top three with Alabama and Florida. He said he does not have any other visits planned other than his officials.
2021 DE Naquan Brown (6-3 200) of Virginia Beach, VA landed an offer from USC over the weekend after participating in camp. “I like the way everything’s set down there, the atmosphere and the facilities. The coaches down there are inspirational and coaches I would enjoy to be coached by. They said they like the way I can fire off the ball and my speed and ability to get to the QB.” Brown visited Virginia Tech a few weeks ago and wants to visit LSU, Michigan, Penn State, TCU and Ohio State.
USC also offered Brown’s teammate, 2021 WR/CB Myles Alston.
DE Desmond Evans of Sanford, NC did not make it to USC Saturday as he had planned due to family activities. He plans to return to USC for the social gathering in late July. He will take all of his officials during the season and won’t release those five until his football season. There is no favorite at this point.
Conway DE Tonka Hemingway took an official visit to North Carolina over the weekend. He’s also taken an official visit to USC and plans to visit Duke and Wake Forest.
June 24, 2019
CB Joey Hunter of Tyrone, GA took his official visit to USC over the weekend. He said it was a good visit and Gamecocks are in good place with him. All 7 of his top schools are still in play for July 2nd announcement. The others on his short list are Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Syracuse, Vanderbilt, Boston College and Pitt.
Alabama commitment CB Jahquez Robinson (6-1 185) made an unofficial visit to USC Saturday. The purpose of the visit was two-fold. One was a chance to see his mom’s side of the family from Sumter. And the other was to be seen up close by Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson. “They told me I was a hard worker and they like me as a player. They like my combination of speed, length and ball skills.” Robinson committed to the Crimson Tide in February and he calls that commitment solid. “I would still say 100%.” But, he did say the Gamecocks are in his top three with Alabama and Florida. He said he does not have any other visits planned other than his officials.
2021 DE Naquan Brown (6-3 200) of Virginia Beach, VA landed an offer from USC over the weekend after participating in camp. “I like the way everything’s set down there, the atmosphere and the facilities. The coaches down there are inspirational and coaches I would enjoy to be coached by. They said they like the way I can fire off the ball and my speed and ability to get to the QB.” Brown visited Virginia Tech a few weeks ago and wants to visit LSU, Michigan, Penn State, TCU and Ohio State.
USC also offered Brown’s teammate, 2021 WR/CB Myles Alston.
DE Desmond Evans of Sanford, NC did not make it to USC Saturday as he had planned due to family activities. He plans to return to USC for the social gathering in late July. He will take all of his officials during the season and won’t release those five until his football season. There is no favorite at this point.
Conway DE Tonka Hemingway took an official visit to North Carolina over the weekend. He’s also taken an official visit to USC and plans to visit Duke and Wake Forest.