McCoy Still Deciding
By Brandon Chatman The Oklahoman
1/22/06
It's a question everyone in Oklahoma wants to know: Where is Southeast's Gerald McCoy going to play college football?
Nobody knows the answer to that question. Even Gerald.
"It'll come down to LSU, OU, USC," McCoy said. "They're pretty much even."
And despite several offers to announce on a national stage, McCoy will likely announce his decision on signing day at Southeast.
"I'll probably do it at the school," McCoy said.
McCoy, who was dominant against the best the nation has to offer in the Army All-American game earlier this month, is the No. 4-ranked ranked recruit in the nation on rivals.com. A 6-4, 305-pound defensive tackle, McCoy ranks as the top defensive recruit in America. McCoy is one of five recruits in the top 20 of the Rivals 100 who remain undecided.
After weighing the pros and cons of each school, McCoy said his decision will come down to where he feels most comfortable.
"It'll be where I fit in best," McCoy said. "Where I feel I need to be or what's the best choice for me."
As reported earlier this month, McCoy has trimmed his list to three teams, eliminating Notre Dame and Miami.
"I didn't feel I'd fit in well at Notre Dame," McCoy said. "And Miami fired all their coaches."
The Hurricanes dimissed several coaches after Miami's 40-3 blowout loss to LSU in the Peach Bowl.
McCoy had no desire to build a new relationship with a different coach at Miami, leaving LSU, OU and USC as the only teams remaining in the recruiting race for his services.
By Brandon Chatman The Oklahoman
1/22/06
It's a question everyone in Oklahoma wants to know: Where is Southeast's Gerald McCoy going to play college football?
Nobody knows the answer to that question. Even Gerald.
"It'll come down to LSU, OU, USC," McCoy said. "They're pretty much even."
And despite several offers to announce on a national stage, McCoy will likely announce his decision on signing day at Southeast.
"I'll probably do it at the school," McCoy said.
McCoy, who was dominant against the best the nation has to offer in the Army All-American game earlier this month, is the No. 4-ranked ranked recruit in the nation on rivals.com. A 6-4, 305-pound defensive tackle, McCoy ranks as the top defensive recruit in America. McCoy is one of five recruits in the top 20 of the Rivals 100 who remain undecided.
After weighing the pros and cons of each school, McCoy said his decision will come down to where he feels most comfortable.
"It'll be where I fit in best," McCoy said. "Where I feel I need to be or what's the best choice for me."
As reported earlier this month, McCoy has trimmed his list to three teams, eliminating Notre Dame and Miami.
"I didn't feel I'd fit in well at Notre Dame," McCoy said. "And Miami fired all their coaches."
The Hurricanes dimissed several coaches after Miami's 40-3 blowout loss to LSU in the Peach Bowl.
McCoy had no desire to build a new relationship with a different coach at Miami, leaving LSU, OU and USC as the only teams remaining in the recruiting race for his services.