Official visit to Wisconsin has RB CJ Freeman thinking
November 23, 2015
By Phil Kornblut Link: SportsTalk
USC commitment RB CJ Freeman of Greensboro, NC made an official visit to Wisconsin over the weekend and the result was a somewhat weakened USC commitment though committed he remains.
“It was a great visit, something I enjoyed,” Freeman said. “I’m thinking about a great opportunity. They do not have a running back commitment at the moment. They are really short at running back. The coaches are all telling me they want me. I’m a top priority. They are only offering three running backs. They are trying to get me to come on board and be an early impact, the first one helping out. It’s something I’m definitely thinking about and talking to my parents about. My thought process will be better after I take all of my visits.”
Freeman also has taken an official visit to Georgia Southern. He plans to visit Louisville and USC in December and then finalize is plans because he’s an early graduate.
Freeman visited USC for the Florida game and he’s been contacted by athletics director Ray Tanner who has been encouraging the Gamecock commitments to hold true to their word.
“He told me they plan on knowing who the coaching staff is by the first or second week in December,” Freeman said. “He told me they definitely want me. He feels like the program is turning around and they need me to be a part of it. I still feel committed but this visit made me think about possibilities. But I’m still committed to them.” Freeman said he plans to make another visit to USC Saturday for the Clemson game.
Freeman had a career high 304 yards on a career high 34 carries and scored two touchdowns in a playoff win last Friday night. He has rushed for 1581 yards and 19 touchdowns this season.
November 23, 2015
By Phil Kornblut Link: SportsTalk
USC commitment RB CJ Freeman of Greensboro, NC made an official visit to Wisconsin over the weekend and the result was a somewhat weakened USC commitment though committed he remains.
“It was a great visit, something I enjoyed,” Freeman said. “I’m thinking about a great opportunity. They do not have a running back commitment at the moment. They are really short at running back. The coaches are all telling me they want me. I’m a top priority. They are only offering three running backs. They are trying to get me to come on board and be an early impact, the first one helping out. It’s something I’m definitely thinking about and talking to my parents about. My thought process will be better after I take all of my visits.”
Freeman also has taken an official visit to Georgia Southern. He plans to visit Louisville and USC in December and then finalize is plans because he’s an early graduate.
Freeman visited USC for the Florida game and he’s been contacted by athletics director Ray Tanner who has been encouraging the Gamecock commitments to hold true to their word.
“He told me they plan on knowing who the coaching staff is by the first or second week in December,” Freeman said. “He told me they definitely want me. He feels like the program is turning around and they need me to be a part of it. I still feel committed but this visit made me think about possibilities. But I’m still committed to them.” Freeman said he plans to make another visit to USC Saturday for the Clemson game.
Freeman had a career high 304 yards on a career high 34 carries and scored two touchdowns in a playoff win last Friday night. He has rushed for 1581 yards and 19 touchdowns this season.
