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July 9, 2015
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LB [COLOR= rgb(178, 34, 34)]PJ Blue [/COLOR]6'2" 200lbs of Montgomery, AL was not able to make it to USC’s camp in June but he plans to be at the one on July 25th, and a commitment to the Gamecocks at that time is possible. “South Carolina is my top school,” Blue said. “They have me as a top priority and they want me to play safety which is my preferred position, so I feel like I could possibly come in and fill a big need for them. Blue is going to Alabama July 23rd and he’s also considering Ole Miss. On a scale of 1-10, Blue rated USC’s lead on the others as “six, but with the way I am, it could change at any moment.” So, right now Blue is the Gamecocks’ to lose. “Yeah, I guess you could put it like that,” Blue confirmed.
The Gamecocks missed on OL Jordan Johnson of Jacksonville when he committed to Georgia Tech Wednesday morning. USC had recruited Johnson early and hard and had always been listed among his favorites. He attended the spring game and a camp last month in Columbia.
At The Opening Wednesday, RB Elijah Holyfield of Atlanta and WR Kyle Davis of Decatur, GA released a top ten list, and USC made both. Holyfield has a top 10 of USC, Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Louisville, Notre Dame, Miami, Oregon, Tennessee and Southern Cal. The top 10 for Davis, a former USC commitment, is USC, Auburn, Cal, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Ohio State, Ole Miss and Tennessee. Neither top 10 is in order.
2017 DB Jamyest Williams of Lawrenceville, GA Wednesday put out his top 10 list in order. Clemson leads followed by Florida State, Texas A&M, Ohio State, Auburn, Oklahoma, Stanford, Michigan State, Georgia and Tennessee.
July 9, 2015
By Phil Kornblut Link:[COLOR= rgb(0, 0, 205)] SportsTalk[/COLOR]
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LB [COLOR= rgb(178, 34, 34)]PJ Blue [/COLOR]6'2" 200lbs of Montgomery, AL was not able to make it to USC’s camp in June but he plans to be at the one on July 25th, and a commitment to the Gamecocks at that time is possible. “South Carolina is my top school,” Blue said. “They have me as a top priority and they want me to play safety which is my preferred position, so I feel like I could possibly come in and fill a big need for them. Blue is going to Alabama July 23rd and he’s also considering Ole Miss. On a scale of 1-10, Blue rated USC’s lead on the others as “six, but with the way I am, it could change at any moment.” So, right now Blue is the Gamecocks’ to lose. “Yeah, I guess you could put it like that,” Blue confirmed.
The Gamecocks missed on OL Jordan Johnson of Jacksonville when he committed to Georgia Tech Wednesday morning. USC had recruited Johnson early and hard and had always been listed among his favorites. He attended the spring game and a camp last month in Columbia.
At The Opening Wednesday, RB Elijah Holyfield of Atlanta and WR Kyle Davis of Decatur, GA released a top ten list, and USC made both. Holyfield has a top 10 of USC, Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Louisville, Notre Dame, Miami, Oregon, Tennessee and Southern Cal. The top 10 for Davis, a former USC commitment, is USC, Auburn, Cal, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Ohio State, Ole Miss and Tennessee. Neither top 10 is in order.
2017 DB Jamyest Williams of Lawrenceville, GA Wednesday put out his top 10 list in order. Clemson leads followed by Florida State, Texas A&M, Ohio State, Auburn, Oklahoma, Stanford, Michigan State, Georgia and Tennessee.
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