DeathValleyMike
09-21-2008, 11:54 PM
http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=851630
Mike Farrell
Recruiting Analyst
Clemson has two Rivals100 safeties committed – but both are looking elsewhere. Still, Clemson seems likely to keep one, lose the other and possibly gain a Rivals250 athlete who can play cornerback or safety.
Could Craig Loston end up at LSU?
Sources said Craig Loston, from Aldine (Texas) Eisenhower, will be visiting Texas this weekend, while DeVonte Holloman, from Rock Hill (S.C.) South Pointe, is taking an official visit to Tennessee for the Vols' game against Florida. Holloman will be visiting Tennessee with teammate Stephon Gilmore, a high school quarterback/cornerback who is being recruited as an athlete by colleges.
Perhaps the worst-kept secret in recruiting is that Loston will de-commit from Clemson. Sources say that Texas won't be the destination, though. The true contenders are LSU and Texas A&M, with the Tigers holding a slight edge. Evidently, even the Clemson coaching staff knows Loston is gone.
Holloman is a different story. According to sources, it would take something special to pull Holloman away from Clemson. While he's going to visit Tennessee and Alabama and would like to visit LSU, he's still leaning strongly toward honoring his commitment. He and Gilmore would like to continue playing in the same secondary together in college, which bodes well for Clemson. Landing Gilmore and keeping Holloman certainly would lessen the blow of losing Loston.
Mike Farrell
Recruiting Analyst
Clemson has two Rivals100 safeties committed – but both are looking elsewhere. Still, Clemson seems likely to keep one, lose the other and possibly gain a Rivals250 athlete who can play cornerback or safety.
Could Craig Loston end up at LSU?
Sources said Craig Loston, from Aldine (Texas) Eisenhower, will be visiting Texas this weekend, while DeVonte Holloman, from Rock Hill (S.C.) South Pointe, is taking an official visit to Tennessee for the Vols' game against Florida. Holloman will be visiting Tennessee with teammate Stephon Gilmore, a high school quarterback/cornerback who is being recruited as an athlete by colleges.
Perhaps the worst-kept secret in recruiting is that Loston will de-commit from Clemson. Sources say that Texas won't be the destination, though. The true contenders are LSU and Texas A&M, with the Tigers holding a slight edge. Evidently, even the Clemson coaching staff knows Loston is gone.
Holloman is a different story. According to sources, it would take something special to pull Holloman away from Clemson. While he's going to visit Tennessee and Alabama and would like to visit LSU, he's still leaning strongly toward honoring his commitment. He and Gilmore would like to continue playing in the same secondary together in college, which bodes well for Clemson. Landing Gilmore and keeping Holloman certainly would lessen the blow of losing Loston.