Rutgers is hosting its three early enrollees for official visits as linebacker Jon Pollock (Orlando, Fla.), running back Trey Sneed (Fleming Island, Fla.) and linebacker Solomon Manning (Colonia, N.J.) will all be on campus. All three remain firm in their commitments to Rutgers. Sneed and Pollock have finalized all their paperwork for January enrollment while Manning is still finishing up his.
Senior safety Phil Campbell (South Brunswick, N.J.) will be officially visiting Pitt this weekend as the Panther staff has been recruiting him for a while even though he remains a Rutgers commit.
Campbell will be joined by RU offensive lineman commit Justin Morgan (Brooklyn, N.Y), who has also been being recruited by the Panther stuff for a while.
Another RU commit will make an official visit as Isaiah Wright (West Hartford, Conn.) will be heading down to Temple. Wright has been pretty quiet over the past few weeks, although he has not wavered from his Rutgers commitment.
Class of 2016 four-star target Jordan Fuller (Old Tappan, N.J.) will make his first official to Notre Dame this weekend. Rutgers remains in the running for one of his remaining visits and is slotted in his list of final eight schools.
It is also worth noting that new head coach Chris Ash will be in Columbus this weekend, still serving as a defensive coordinator for the Buckeye staff. Although Ohio State has reportedly hired Greg Schiano as its new defensive coordinator, Ash will finish out the month at Ohio State while also doubling as Rutgers head coach.
Senior safety Phil Campbell (South Brunswick, N.J.) will be officially visiting Pitt this weekend as the Panther staff has been recruiting him for a while even though he remains a Rutgers commit.
Campbell will be joined by RU offensive lineman commit Justin Morgan (Brooklyn, N.Y), who has also been being recruited by the Panther stuff for a while.
Another RU commit will make an official visit as Isaiah Wright (West Hartford, Conn.) will be heading down to Temple. Wright has been pretty quiet over the past few weeks, although he has not wavered from his Rutgers commitment.
Class of 2016 four-star target Jordan Fuller (Old Tappan, N.J.) will make his first official to Notre Dame this weekend. Rutgers remains in the running for one of his remaining visits and is slotted in his list of final eight schools.
It is also worth noting that new head coach Chris Ash will be in Columbus this weekend, still serving as a defensive coordinator for the Buckeye staff. Although Ohio State has reportedly hired Greg Schiano as its new defensive coordinator, Ash will finish out the month at Ohio State while also doubling as Rutgers head coach.
