Southeast spotlight: Five hot prospects
Recruiting for the 2018 and 2019 recruiting classes is ramping up. Here is a look at five prospects in the Southeast region who have been frequent recipient of scholarship offers in recent weeks.
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The Rivals250 offensive lineman committed to Georgia right when his recruiting was starting to take off in 2016, but he has since decommitted and several programs have jumped back in the mix in recent weeks. Ohio State, UCLA, Miami and Texas have offered over the past month and Wray is exploring his options. He's recently visited Alabama, Clemson and Texas and is expected to be at Tennessee later this month. Despite already having a very impressive offer list, he's probably not done collecting offers.
The Rivals250 wide receiver has had a pretty good month, earning offers from LSU, Florida State, Mississippi State and Minnesota. Last year at this time, Chase was waiting for his first offer, but now his list has hit 25 and will likely keep growing the more he's seen this spring. Chase was committed to Kansas for about a week in early February, but is back on the market and planning on taking his time before making another commitment. Texas Tech appears to be in the mix, as is LSU and Florida State.
Bresnahan's recruitment is just getting started. These next few months could be big for him. He is right around 10 scholarship offers now and more are on the horizon. He was recently at Clemson and the Tigers really appeal to him, so keep an eye on the reigning national champions if they offer. Duke and Michigan are two others showing a lot of interest that he has his eye on, but the first school to offer was Wake Forest last summer and the Demon Deacons have the lead. Bresnahan has really connected with the coaching staff and he loves the options a degree from Wake Forest will give him after football.
Florida State, Georgia and some other schools outside his home state of Alabama have his attention but, like most of the top prospects in Yellowhammer State, Fox's recruitment will likely come down to Alabama and Auburn. He is quiet and does not give too much away when in comes to recruiting, but we know he grew up a fan of the Crimson Tide. With that said, he has a great relationship with the Auburn staff, the Tigers offered first and the school on the Plains will give the Crimson Tide a battle here.
It is early, so lets start with that, but, with that said, do not be shocked if Morris makes an early decision. Florida really impressed the sophomore out of Georgia when they had him on campus last month. Since then though, Alabama and Georgia have offered and those two have each had him on their campus for visits. Still, the Gators may have the slight edge at this time due to the way he hit it off with the coaching staff.