crazybuckfan40
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Yeah that has been the word. he has a coach that is very pro michigan.
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Yeah that has been the word. he has a coach that is very pro michigan.
BGriffBuckeye
Haaaang on Sloopy, Sloopy Hang on!! O.. H.. I.. O.
Hemingway has great hands.
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Agreed. The Metro and Upperstate players always get more press than the coastal/Pee Dee kids. Junior is legit.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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His latest video is very impressive. Great hands and excellent quickness.
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GoUpState
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Hemingway Offer List Expands
By Phil Kornblut
WR Junior Hemingway (6-2 205) of Conway has added several more offers in recent weeks pushing his total to 21. Among the latest to offer were Miami, Louisville, Florida, Virginia, Georgia and Auburn. Coaches from USC, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Virginia have visited his school. Hemingway said he will take several unofficial visits in the coming weeks mentioning USC, Clemson, Florida, Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida State and Ohio State as some of the places he wants to see. Hemingway said he does not have a leader nor a favorites list.
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Hemingway Offer List Expands
By Phil Kornblut
WR Junior Hemingway (6-2 205) of Conway has added several more offers in recent weeks pushing his total to 21. Among the latest to offer were Miami, Louisville, Florida, Virginia, Georgia and Auburn. Coaches from USC, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Virginia have visited his school. Hemingway said he will take several unofficial visits in the coming weeks mentioning USC, Clemson, Florida, Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida State and Ohio State as some of the places he wants to see. Hemingway said he does not have a leader nor a favorites list.
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*Notre Dame football coach meets with Conway High star
Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weiss visited Conway High School yesterday to recruit star wide receiver Jr. Hemingway. Weiss met with the teen, but said he could not talk about prospects or have his picture made for the newspaper because it violates NCAA rules.
Hemingway, who has offers from more than 20 major colleges, did not commit to the Irish during the visit. He plans to visit the South Bend, Ind., school in the coming weeks along with Florida and Ohio State. He visited Florida State during the 2005 season, and made a trip to Michigan this past summer. He is very familiar with South Carolina, having made several unofficial trips to the University when his first cousin and former Conway standout Andrea Gause played there.
According to Hemingway’s father Kenny Hemingway Sr., his son has offers from most of the SEC and ACC schools including USC, Clemson, LSU, Maryland, Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Boston College, Florida, Florida State, Miami, Duke, Virginia and Mississippi State.
The 6-feet, 2-inch, 205-pound prospect has a list of five favorites in his room, but hasn’t revealed it to the public. His father said he doesn’t know who is on the list.
“I told him I’ll be satisfied wherever you go,” Hemingway said. “You have to make your own decision.”
A tri-sports star at CHS, Hemingway earned the attention of college recruiters as a sophomore when he played receiver and quarterback. He burst on to the national scene this past year when he played primarily wide receiver.
According to CHS Coach Chuck Jordan, Hemingway averaged 16.27 yards per catch in 2005 when he caught 52 passes for 846 yards and 10 touchdowns.
He intercepted four passes despite seeing action at defensive back in only three games.
In addition to college recruiters, prospects that have already committed to various schools are trying to convince Hemingway to become one of their future teammates. Byrnes quarterback Will Korn is trying to convince Hemingway to join him at Clemson, while star runningback Gonzie Gray of Waldorf, Md., is trying to do the same for USC.
Hemingway said it’s likely he’ll make a decision after completing his visits, and before the 2006 season starts.
CHS will begin spring practice Monday.
Notre Dame went 9-3 in 2005, dropping a 34-20 verdict to Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl.
*Notre Dame football coach meets with Conway High star
Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weiss visited Conway High School yesterday to recruit star wide receiver Jr. Hemingway. Weiss met with the teen, but said he could not talk about prospects or have his picture made for the newspaper because it violates NCAA rules.
Hemingway, who has offers from more than 20 major colleges, did not commit to the Irish during the visit. He plans to visit the South Bend, Ind., school in the coming weeks along with Florida and Ohio State. He visited Florida State during the 2005 season, and made a trip to Michigan this past summer. He is very familiar with South Carolina, having made several unofficial trips to the University when his first cousin and former Conway standout Andrea Gause played there.
According to Hemingway’s father Kenny Hemingway Sr., his son has offers from most of the SEC and ACC schools including USC, Clemson, LSU, Maryland, Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Boston College, Florida, Florida State, Miami, Duke, Virginia and Mississippi State.
The 6-feet, 2-inch, 205-pound prospect has a list of five favorites in his room, but hasn’t revealed it to the public. His father said he doesn’t know who is on the list.
“I told him I’ll be satisfied wherever you go,” Hemingway said. “You have to make your own decision.”
A tri-sports star at CHS, Hemingway earned the attention of college recruiters as a sophomore when he played receiver and quarterback. He burst on to the national scene this past year when he played primarily wide receiver.
According to CHS Coach Chuck Jordan, Hemingway averaged 16.27 yards per catch in 2005 when he caught 52 passes for 846 yards and 10 touchdowns.
He intercepted four passes despite seeing action at defensive back in only three games.
In addition to college recruiters, prospects that have already committed to various schools are trying to convince Hemingway to become one of their future teammates. Byrnes quarterback Will Korn is trying to convince Hemingway to join him at Clemson, while star runningback Gonzie Gray of Waldorf, Md., is trying to do the same for USC.
Hemingway said it’s likely he’ll make a decision after completing his visits, and before the 2006 season starts.
CHS will begin spring practice Monday.
Notre Dame went 9-3 in 2005, dropping a 34-20 verdict to Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl.
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