Will Muschamp cookout: News, notes and photos
July 24, 2016
Defensive back Hamsah Nasirildeen of Concord, NC, wrapped up his summer visits Saturday with a stop at South Carolina for the Will Muschamp’s Elite Date cookout.
Nasirildeen also made visits this summer to Alabama, Florida and Florida State. Those four make up his final four schools. He’s no longer considering Clemson.
Nasirildeen is a big safety and he got more knowledge from Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson regarding his fit in their defense and how much they’d like to have him in the system.
“They’re just real,” Nasirildeen said. “They just show that they care for their players. They said I would make a fit, like guys that make a great fit for their defense. They said they would coach me up and develop me. I enjoyed it a lot.”
Nasirildeen will now take some time to review the information on his four schools and will take some official visits this fall before he makes his decision probably around mid-season.
“I’m going to make a list of the things I’m looking for the most and grade them out and kind of rate the schools and try to figure out what I’m going to do from there,” he said.
▪ Pendleton linebacker Brad Johnson made a return stop to USC Saturday for the cookout. “It went well. Had a great time,” he said. USC has made Johnson a major in-state priority and has kept up the recruiting effort that started months ago. His plan is to have a decision made by the end of the year.
▪ DE MJ Webb of Madison, Ga., said a death in family forced him to cancel his planned visit to USC Saturday.
▪ QB Kaymen Cureton of California did not make it to USC Saturday and did not come in for family reunion in Beaufort.
July 24, 2016
Defensive back Hamsah Nasirildeen of Concord, NC, wrapped up his summer visits Saturday with a stop at South Carolina for the Will Muschamp’s Elite Date cookout.
Nasirildeen also made visits this summer to Alabama, Florida and Florida State. Those four make up his final four schools. He’s no longer considering Clemson.
Nasirildeen is a big safety and he got more knowledge from Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson regarding his fit in their defense and how much they’d like to have him in the system.
“They’re just real,” Nasirildeen said. “They just show that they care for their players. They said I would make a fit, like guys that make a great fit for their defense. They said they would coach me up and develop me. I enjoyed it a lot.”
Nasirildeen will now take some time to review the information on his four schools and will take some official visits this fall before he makes his decision probably around mid-season.
“I’m going to make a list of the things I’m looking for the most and grade them out and kind of rate the schools and try to figure out what I’m going to do from there,” he said.
▪ Pendleton linebacker Brad Johnson made a return stop to USC Saturday for the cookout. “It went well. Had a great time,” he said. USC has made Johnson a major in-state priority and has kept up the recruiting effort that started months ago. His plan is to have a decision made by the end of the year.
▪ DE MJ Webb of Madison, Ga., said a death in family forced him to cancel his planned visit to USC Saturday.
▪ QB Kaymen Cureton of California did not make it to USC Saturday and did not come in for family reunion in Beaufort.
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