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Name: Spencer Perry Position: Safety H/W: 6"2, 205lbs. Spencer Perry is an early enrollee from the west coast of Florida. He went to high school in Bradenton (just south of St. Petersburg) and chose Notre Dame over offers from Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Michigan, Michigan State. Perry decided it was best to flip to Notre Dame after being previously committed to Florida and has since gone radio silent, opting out of any further visits or contact with other schools. This move obviously ...
Name: Devin Studstill Position: Defensive Back H/W: 6"1, 175lbs. Studstill is an early enrollee hailing from Palm Beach Gardens High School (Palm Beach Gardens, FL), where his former teammate and now teammate-once-again Tevon Coney played high school ball. A lot of hype surrounded his recruitment, as he seems to embody the toughness you want in a cover corner, and the spirit of Brian Kelly's now-famous "RKG" recruit. Studstill projects as a Corner, and was recruited by Notre Dame Running ...
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When Tony Alford bolted for Ohio State, recruiting experts wondered aloud if Notre Dame would lose their momentum in Florida. That potential pitfall was avoided as Autry Denson stepped up big in the Sunshine State, helping to land the commitment of six recruits from the Sunshine State, including lanky 3-star receiver Kevin Stepherson from First Coast High School (Jacksonville). Stepherson, at 6-foot-2 inches and 180 pounds, is expected to see time at the W receiver position - which, in ...
Part of a promising defensive line group for the 2016 class, January enrollee Khalid Kareem was 247 Sports' #9 Composite Rankings strong-side defensive end. At 6'3" but just 245 pounds, Kareem's first stop on campus this spring will be the weight room. The Michigan product was recruited heavily by virtually every school in the Midwest, including Michigan, Ohio State, and Michigan State, and was originally a University of Alabama commit before de-committing from the Crimson Tide less than two ...
Perhaps the biggest and most dramatic get for the Irish during in-season recruiting came when 247 Sports' Composite Rankings #10 outside linebacker, Daelin Hayes, made his announcement that he'd be joining the Irish. Hayes, an Army All-American, missed a good chunk of his senior season with a shoulder separation, but was still one of the most highly coveted players in the nation. At 6'4" and 249 pounds, he's already well built to play either outside linebacker or defensive end. And therein ...