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OSUBucks22
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9/28
Little had a "pretty good" time on his tOSU visit. He also speaks highly of his visit to ND. He will visit USC on 10/7 and then announce his decision on 10/9.
9/28
Little had a "pretty good" time on his tOSU visit. He also speaks highly of his visit to ND. He will visit USC on 10/7 and then announce his decision on 10/9.
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OSUBucks22
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CriticalSteve;620226; said:
You mean the article written by the UNC site?
Most signs point to ND, but UNC has some local pull with Greg...
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Hillside's Little to choose school
College selection will be made Monday
The Associated Press
Greg Little, a highly recruited football prospect at Durham Hillside, plans to announce his college choice at 3 p.m. Monday at the school. After receiving more than 70 scholarship offers, he has narrowed his list to five schools -- Notre Dame, Southern California, Ohio State, Florida and North Carolina.
"I don't know yet what will lead me to my final decision," Little said Wednesday night. "All of these are great schools."
The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder is versatile enough to play running back, wide receiver, defensive back or linebacker at the college level.
This season he has rushed for 546 yards on 70 carries and seven touchdowns and caught 14 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns for the Hornets (4-2).
To see video of Little, go to newsobserver.com and click on high school sports.
Hillside's Little to choose school
College selection will be made Monday
The Associated Press
Greg Little, a highly recruited football prospect at Durham Hillside, plans to announce his college choice at 3 p.m. Monday at the school. After receiving more than 70 scholarship offers, he has narrowed his list to five schools -- Notre Dame, Southern California, Ohio State, Florida and North Carolina.
"I don't know yet what will lead me to my final decision," Little said Wednesday night. "All of these are great schools."
The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder is versatile enough to play running back, wide receiver, defensive back or linebacker at the college level.
This season he has rushed for 546 yards on 70 carries and seven touchdowns and caught 14 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns for the Hornets (4-2).
To see video of Little, go to newsobserver.com and click on high school sports.
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North Carolina Scout - 10/07/06
Greg has eliminated Florida, and will decide amongst North Carolina, Notre Dame, Southern Cal, and Ohio State.
As you might imagine, Greg has many nice things to say about North Carolina.
Greg has eliminated Florida, and will decide amongst North Carolina, Notre Dame, Southern Cal, and Ohio State.
As you might imagine, Greg has many nice things to say about North Carolina.
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Little narrows list to 2
Hillside star says it's Irish or Heels
Edward G. Robinson III, Staff Writer
DURHAM - Hillside senior Greg Little has made up his mind about where he might play college football next year.Sort of.
At breakfast on Monday, the 6-foot-2, 214-pound multiple-position player had decided he was going to Notre Dame. By lunch, he had changed his mind to North Carolina. By his 3 p.m. news conference, he had decided that he was not ready to decide.
Little eliminated Ohio State, Southern California and Florida from his list of possible choices. But instead of selecting a school, he narrowed his choices to Notre Dame and UNC.
At a news conference in the Hornets' gymnasium, Little stood in front of cameras with his parents and played the part of a nationally touted high school senior football recruit ready to announce his verbal commitment.
He wore a blue blazer, crisp white shirt, tan khakis, gold tie and sneakers.
Although dressed for the occasion, he was not ready to make a rash decision. He didn't want to call off the news conference, he said, because people had come from "far and wide" and he felt compelled to say something after scheduling it a week ago.
"You can get all dressed up," Little said, "but rushing into a decision is your life."
Hillside coach Ray Harrison said he preferred Little's choice of taking more time over making a fast decision, changing his mind later and then backing out of a commitment.
"This is life-changing," Harrison said. "I have to support him whatever way he goes."
Harrison said over the past two weeks Little had grown perplexed by the choice in front of him and feared he was not quite ready.
Mindful that he has plenty of time to decide, the Scout.com four-star recruit opted to take more time, weigh the pros and cons of the two schools.
Little said he likes coaches at both schools and appreciates what an education at either school could mean later in life.
With that, he does not know what factor will sway his decision. He has three official recruiting visits remaining and will use one to tour UNC's Chapel Hill campus.
As he contemplates schools, there is the consideration of what position coaches will recruit him to play. At Hillside, he has seen time at tailback, wide receiver, outside linebacker, strong safety, free safety and cornerback.
Could that be a factor in his decision? Possibly.
"Right now, I don't know," he said of the tipping point. "I hope it's like that light bulb. When it hits me, it hits me and it's a new relief. It's kind of stressful right now."
Hillside quarterback Michael Johnson stared in surprise when his friend made a non-announcement, but he thought it was classic Little.
"It's not strange. It's something Greg would do," Johnson said. "He likes to be secretive."
Little narrows list to 2
Hillside star says it's Irish or Heels
Edward G. Robinson III, Staff Writer
DURHAM - Hillside senior Greg Little has made up his mind about where he might play college football next year.Sort of.
At breakfast on Monday, the 6-foot-2, 214-pound multiple-position player had decided he was going to Notre Dame. By lunch, he had changed his mind to North Carolina. By his 3 p.m. news conference, he had decided that he was not ready to decide.
Little eliminated Ohio State, Southern California and Florida from his list of possible choices. But instead of selecting a school, he narrowed his choices to Notre Dame and UNC.
At a news conference in the Hornets' gymnasium, Little stood in front of cameras with his parents and played the part of a nationally touted high school senior football recruit ready to announce his verbal commitment.
He wore a blue blazer, crisp white shirt, tan khakis, gold tie and sneakers.
Although dressed for the occasion, he was not ready to make a rash decision. He didn't want to call off the news conference, he said, because people had come from "far and wide" and he felt compelled to say something after scheduling it a week ago.
"You can get all dressed up," Little said, "but rushing into a decision is your life."
Hillside coach Ray Harrison said he preferred Little's choice of taking more time over making a fast decision, changing his mind later and then backing out of a commitment.
"This is life-changing," Harrison said. "I have to support him whatever way he goes."
Harrison said over the past two weeks Little had grown perplexed by the choice in front of him and feared he was not quite ready.
Mindful that he has plenty of time to decide, the Scout.com four-star recruit opted to take more time, weigh the pros and cons of the two schools.
Little said he likes coaches at both schools and appreciates what an education at either school could mean later in life.
With that, he does not know what factor will sway his decision. He has three official recruiting visits remaining and will use one to tour UNC's Chapel Hill campus.
As he contemplates schools, there is the consideration of what position coaches will recruit him to play. At Hillside, he has seen time at tailback, wide receiver, outside linebacker, strong safety, free safety and cornerback.
Could that be a factor in his decision? Possibly.
"Right now, I don't know," he said of the tipping point. "I hope it's like that light bulb. When it hits me, it hits me and it's a new relief. It's kind of stressful right now."
Hillside quarterback Michael Johnson stared in surprise when his friend made a non-announcement, but he thought it was classic Little.
"It's not strange. It's something Greg would do," Johnson said. "He likes to be secretive."
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