Southern Carolina South Carolina has a shot to pull in a top linear northeast in Nick Abrams – SportstalkSc

South Carolina Protective Coordinator and Linear Player Coach Clayton White gave LB Nick Abrams (6-2 217) from Owings Mills, MD sixth offer. Penn State was the first, and Abrams is now sitting in early thirty offers.

He has cut this list in half by top fifteen, and Gamecocks are in this group.

“South Carolina was one of the schools that they offered to me early, so they were always a school that I was quite interested in,” Abrams said. “Watching the games and how they play, the defense, how they turn to the ball and the overall efforts they play with. Talking to coach White, a great coach and a great man, he showed me how I would fit into their protection. He tells me the things he likes for me, with my length, my speed, my strength when I make a reference and I make the creator of the game. It was pretty good to talk to him and I look forward to talking more to him. “

Abrams has never visited USC, but hopes to go down for spring practice. She and White develop a close relationship largely because of how he looks at White’s approach to recruiting.

“He called me to offer me from the game of his son Jayvee, so that tells me that the family is really important to him and he is really interested in his players and he knows how to take care of them and get the most -the good of them. ” said Abrams. “Speaking to him, everything was opening my eyes and made me interested more than South Carolina and want to be trained by him.”

Abram’s only visit to the junior day was in Texas A&M and he said he had a great time with Aggies.

Abrams has not yet arranged spring or summer visits, but it works on this from this top fifteen list. Others on the list are Penn State, Alabama, Georgia, Michigan State, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Duke, Syracuse, Oregon, Maryland, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma and Southern Cal. He knows what he is looking for in his final choice.

“I’m looking for a school that will develop me to get to NFL,” Abrams said. “This is the number one goal. Also, not football involved in football, but you become a better young man, not only has a degree of life after football, but also connects and will meet people who will help me set up for life after football. And then a family atmosphere. I talked about it with coach White, but if I can tell me and be transparent when I do good, but also the things I have to work on. Just being transparent, being real with me, that’s really all I need. “

Abrams said he would make his message about his birthday, July 16.

Last season, Abrams recorded 77 shells with nine loss matches, four sacks and one interception.