Craig Myers mulls postseason visits

Nate Craig-Myers has plenty of travel in his past. He's visited handfuls of campuses and has toyed with official visit dates in the past. So while the Tampa (Fla.) Catholic standout now says he intends to concentrate solely on his high school season, he's still kicking around possible travel plans.

He names no favorites, but he doesn't mind tossing out a group of schools he'd like to visit when the time comes. So while Florida is still seen as the frontrunner to land Craig-Myers come Signing Day, the list of schools he's interested in touring has a non-SEC feel.

"Definitely Ohio State," Craig Myers said. "I want to go there for sure. I want to visit Maryland, too. I want to get up to North Carolina on an unofficial. Definitely Miami, too."

A one-time Auburn commit, Craig-Myers refuses to name finalists or frontrunners. His interest in Florida, Ohio State and Florida State has been well documented. Still, the touted wide receiver isn't interested in confirming any thought about his recruitment, no matter how widely spread it is.

"I like one school one day and a different one the next day," Craig-Myers said.

"That's why I don't have any real finalists or anything like that."

Blessed with this opportunity🙏🏾😇 http://t.co/FG46BJ4lTp— Nate Craig-Myers (@NateCraig2016) October 13, 2015

WHAT'S NEXT?: Craig says he doesn't has any visits on the schedule but he is expected to visit Ohio State after the season. Another visit to Florida is likely in store as well.

IN HIS WORDS: "I'm gonna wait until after the season to take any more visits," Craig-Myers said. "Last one I took was North Carolina. It was really nice there. It was a lot more than I expected."

RIVALS' REACTION: Postseason visits could make all the difference in Craig-Myers' college choice. It will be up to other school to lure the five-star prospect away from the clutches of Florida. The Gators' on-field improvement is certainly a perk for Craig-Myers, but a commitment to UF is by no means a done deal. Florida State, Ohio State Auburn and others are still players in his recruitment.

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