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SweetBuckeye;1653854; said:Crabtree is now predicting USC. Lots of smoke.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/02/02/SPUN1BRG36.DTL#ixzz0eTp11DvNUSC comes calling
Vittorio Tafur
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
02-02) 22:09 PST -- Who better to send a message than a 6-foot-8, 335-pound gentleman?
If Seantrel Henderson, a larger-than-life offensive lineman from Minnesota, signs with USC today, you won't be able to shut up Trojans coach Lane Kiffin.
Not only has Kiffin kept most of the recruits that USC was supposed to lose when Pete Carroll left for the Seahawks, but Kiffin and recruiting coordinator Ed Orgeron have made a late push on Henderson. Ranked by rivals.com as the No. 2 prospect in the country, Henderson was leaning toward Ohio State until USC came calling.
Landing the big fella would push the Trojans' class into the top two and send a flare to the rest of the Pac-10 and nation that Carroll won't be missed, recruiting-wise at least.
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USC FOOTBALL: Trojans' future could hinge on signings
By Scott Wolf, Staff Writer
Posted: 02/02/2010 10:49:24 PM PST
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"I felt like Seantrel Henderson would go to USC for the longest time, and nothing's changed my opinion," Huffman said.
Henderson also is considering Ohio State. He was expected to select USC when Pete Carroll was the Trojans coach, and Henderson's announcement today will signal whether he's comfortable with new coach Lane Kiffin.
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College football: Decision time for recruits
OSU hopes to add two more for class of 20
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 3:05 AM
By Tim May
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Henderson, from St. Paul, Minn., is considering six schools -- including Southern California, Florida, Notre Dame, Miami and Minnesota. He is expected to announce about 5 p.m. from the CBS College Sports channel studios in New York.
"I'm not worried about it being over the top," said Henderson's father, Sean. "One of the reasons we're going to New York is I want Seantrel to make his decision where he'll be in a neutral spot, where he'll feel good about it. Because the school he chooses, the other five schools, I don't want to say they will feel betrayed, but they are going to feel a little hurt.
"Seantrel is just trying to make the decision he feels is best for him. So I didn't want him at school in some gym when he announces it, because there might be some 'yays' and there might be some 'nays.' "
There are various online reports purporting to know Henderson's intentions, ranging from Ohio State to USC to saying he needs more time to decide.
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