Fred Harvey Sr. wanted his son, Fred Harvey Jr. , to wait until he took his official visit to Louisville this weekend before deciding where he wanted to continue his football career. But after making his official visit to the University of Memphis last weekend, Harvey, a Class 6A All-State linebacker from state champion White Station, knew in his heart where he wanted to go. On Wednesday afternoon, Harvey made it official by verbally committing to the U of M. Players can begin signing letters of intent on Feb. 3.
Former Florida State linebacker Marcus Ball, younger brother of Georgia Tech quarterback Reggie Ball, attended Wednesday's University of Memphis football practices on an official visit and expects to enroll at the U of M for the fall semester. Ball is awaiting academic clearance before he enrolls. He spent last season at nationally ranked Pearl River (Miss.) Community College and would be able to play immediately at Memphis. He would have two years of eligibility remaining.
Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson is looking to his old team, the Seattle Seahawks, for a possible replacement for departed guard Marco Rivera. Floyd "Pork Chop" Womack, an off-and-on starter at both tackle positions the past four seasons, is scheduled to arrive in Green Bay tonight for an official visit Friday, a National Football League source said. Womack, 26, is an unrestricted free agent who has drawn interest from several teams and is still coveted by the Seahawks.
MORGANTOWN West Virginia had one of its most complete performances last season against Syracuse, and Saturday will look to move one game closer to setting a school record for consecutive home wins against an Orange program that has won two conference road games since the league reorganized in 2005. Coach Bill Stewart didnt need to go far to keep his Mountaineers on their toes. One of Syracuses road wins came two weeks ago against the USF team WVU had some offensive issues against USF last Thursday night. And then there was one otherwise indistinguishable highlight from last years 34-13 win inside the Carrier Dome. Last year we scored our 34th point and I showed the players this already, Stewart said. I said, Look at how the Syracuse Orange are attacking us on our 34th point. They knock...
Kyle Aberton, a senior defensive back from Cottonwood High School, accepted an offer to play football for Yale University during an official visit last weekend. He also received offers from Navy and Dartmouth.
Memphis University School senior quarterback Barry Brunetti had said all along his commitment to West Virginia was a firm one. But that was before the 6-0, 207-pound U.S. Army All-American and Division 2-AA Mr. Football winner made an official visit over the weekend to Starkville, Miss., where Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen apparently rolled out the red carpet for Brunetti.
Penn Hills defensive end Joe Rash became the fourth athlete from the WPIAL to verbally commit to play football at Akron. After making an official visit Dec. 1, Rash, a 6-foot-2, 257- pound senior, made his commitment.
FRANKLIN LAKES - There's a large University of Virginia decal stuck prominently on the back window of the Hunt family SUV. It's a souvenir of Ramapo ace Shooter Hunt's official visit to the Charlottesville campus, purchased in the bookstore after watching the Cavaliers play football against Clemson in October. But in the days leading up to Tuesday's Major League Baseball amateur draft, it's the kind of signal that can raise a few suspicions.
Madison Brad Thorson's journey during the last 9 months has been stressful, enlightening and, ultimately, rewarding. To recap: A little more than one month after playing his final football game for Homestead High School, the versatile offensive lineman took an official visit to the University of Minnesota and committed to play for the Gophers. About two weeks later, Thorson agreed to meet with Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema. Less than a month after meeting with Bielema and visiting UW, Thorson had to call the Gophers and inform them he had changed his mind and would sign with UW.
With next year's move to the Southeastern Conference, Missouri's football staff plans to target Atlanta as a new recruiting hotbed, but not necessarily this one: The Tigers picked up a verbal commitment Saturday from Rickey Hatley, a defensive end from Atlanta, Texas. Hatley was in Columbia on an official visit this weekend.
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