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Guys, I talked earlier with Snider (Ind.) 2022 three-star linebacker Domanick Moon. He told me he's up to six offers, from UC, Syracuse, Toledo, Ball State, Howard and Purdue.
The Bearcats offered back in May, so they've been on him for a while. But I haven't heard much from him, so wanted to reach out. He said UC reached out last week, on Sept. 1, the first day the NCAA allows contact to the 2022 class. He told me he's talked mostly with defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman and said he likes his personality, how he presents himself and what they've talked about.
The important thing to note here is that Moon attended UC last fall for its game against Tulsa. He said that's been the only school that's offered, that he's seen in person. And Moon said he liked the crowd, the atmosphere, and everything around the game. He also met Freeman in-person for the first time at that game.
Not a ton going on here yet, but I do want to mention that his brother, D'Marcus Moon, is a strength and conditioning coach at Fresno State. The Bulldogs haven't offered, but have been in touch thanks to a connection of a coach who used to be at Indiana, William Inge. So, if that offer comes, it'll be intriguing to see of Moon follows his brother out there.
Either way, I still think UC is in great shape. It's telling that Moon's only college visit last fall was to UC. Would have been nice to get him back to Clifton this spring and summer, but as of now, the Bearcats still in good position. No hint of any recruiting movement until he can take more visits.
Full story coming.
Guys, I talked earlier with Snider (Ind.) 2022 three-star linebacker Domanick Moon. He told me he's up to six offers, from UC, Syracuse, Toledo, Ball State, Howard and Purdue.
The Bearcats offered back in May, so they've been on him for a while. But I haven't heard much from him, so wanted to reach out. He said UC reached out last week, on Sept. 1, the first day the NCAA allows contact to the 2022 class. He told me he's talked mostly with defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman and said he likes his personality, how he presents himself and what they've talked about.
The important thing to note here is that Moon attended UC last fall for its game against Tulsa. He said that's been the only school that's offered, that he's seen in person. And Moon said he liked the crowd, the atmosphere, and everything around the game. He also met Freeman in-person for the first time at that game.
Not a ton going on here yet, but I do want to mention that his brother, D'Marcus Moon, is a strength and conditioning coach at Fresno State. The Bulldogs haven't offered, but have been in touch thanks to a connection of a coach who used to be at Indiana, William Inge. So, if that offer comes, it'll be intriguing to see of Moon follows his brother out there.
Either way, I still think UC is in great shape. It's telling that Moon's only college visit last fall was to UC. Would have been nice to get him back to Clifton this spring and summer, but as of now, the Bearcats still in good position. No hint of any recruiting movement until he can take more visits.
Full story coming.