Terrell moving closer to decision
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Chad Terrell
WR Chad Terrell of Dallas, GA is not far away from making his college decision. He plans to visit NC State soon, possibly this weekend, and then he’ll be ready. USC, Oregon and NC State are his final three. He last visited USC in July for the prospect social gathering and he took an official visit to Oregon earlier this month.
Terrell said USC coach Will Muschamp and receivers coach Bryan McClendon, and many other members of the staff, have been in touch with him.
“He (Muschamp) was just saying that they would be a great place for me to go and a great opportunity,” Terrell said. “I think they are in a good building process and over the next few years there’s going to be a change in them. I have a really good feeling with them.”
Terrell said he’s not leaning to any of the three at this point and there a few factors that will come into play as he makes up his mind.
“Distance from home is a factor,” he said. “The players, coaches and environment. And the opportunity I will have outside of football. I want to major in advertising management.”
This season Terrell has 35 catches for just over 500 yards and 9 touchdowns.
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WR Chad Terrell of Dallas, GA is not far away from making his college decision. He plans to visit NC State soon, possibly this weekend, and then he’ll be ready. USC, Oregon and NC State are his final three. He last visited USC in July for the prospect social gathering and he took an official visit to Oregon earlier this month.
Terrell said USC coach Will Muschamp and receivers coach Bryan McClendon, and many other members of the staff, have been in touch with him.
“He (Muschamp) was just saying that they would be a great place for me to go and a great opportunity,” Terrell said. “I think they are in a good building process and over the next few years there’s going to be a change in them. I have a really good feeling with them.”
Terrell said he’s not leaning to any of the three at this point and there a few factors that will come into play as he makes up his mind.
“Distance from home is a factor,” he said. “The players, coaches and environment. And the opportunity I will have outside of football. I want to major in advertising management.”
This season Terrell has 35 catches for just over 500 yards and 9 touchdowns.