'19 NC RB Quavaris Crouch (Tennessee signee)

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Tidal Surge said:
5-star Quavaris Crouch knows his 5 official visits (Clemson247-VIP)

Edit: I don't quote premium content. But since some do on VN and since Crouch says a lot in this article, I posted it for y'all to break down. This was my take that I posted on a Bama board:

"In this interview article Crouch talked candidly about all of the schools he's considering. He talked the most (and most favorably) about Clemson and Alabama. He talks like he thinks they're the best fits for what he's looking for -- a proven, consistent top tier program likely to win conference titles and make the CFP. To me, it sounds like he'll choose Clemson -- not based on any spin by the author; based on his own words."
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Big Gucci Sosa said:
Some say he told them this weekend that he has been in for about a month.
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We really haven't had a true playmaker in our backfield in years(besides Kamara but he was misused). So, I would like for us to have a big fast Fournette/Henry type back that teams have to focus on. It would benefit our passing game.
 
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dcm3w said:
We really haven't had a true playmaker in our backfield in years(besides Kamara but he was misused). So, I would like for us to have a big fast Fournette/Henry type back that teams have to focus on. It would benefit our passing game.
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Kelly was absolutely a playmaker. But he suffered the same thing as Kamara.
 
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BJWeeks said:
Anyone got the scoop?
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As Crouch watches Tennessee this year, he said he will be “just seeing if they can compete and seeing if they could be up to something.”
“I played at a program that wasn’t that good,” he said. “I’m here. And I built it and we won a state championship, so I’m used to taking a hard road and building up to go get it. So I’m not shy about going somewhere and having to really go get it, having to grind it out and get it.”

He said he stays in frequent contact with Pruitt and Vols tight ends coach Brian Niedermeyer.
“I talk to both of them, but I probably talk with Niedermeyer a little bit more, and I always talk to Pruitt,” Crouch said. “I have a good relationship with both of them. I like Pruitt a lot. I feel like he’s a real honest guy. He shoots you straight, and I feel like he’s loyal. And that’s the most important thing to me, is loyalty.

“Pruitt’s a loyal dude. You can see it. He’s not just talking about it. He did it with the people he’s got on his staff — I mean, with all the people that came from Alabama and everything like that. He’s just helping out who helped him.
“If football doesn’t work out, you know that he’ll be there for you, so that’s really important.”
Crouch said Niedermeyer is “a real cool dude, down-to-earth.”
“You can talk to him more than about football,” Crouch said of Niedermeyer. “You can talk to him about anything. He said he played basketball (Friday). I talked to him (Friday), because they’re in Charlotte. And he was like, ‘Yeah, man, I can hoop. Man, I’m a baller.’ So whenever we get to see what his shot looks like, that’s what I’m doing.”
While most teams, including Tennessee, are recruiting Crouch as a two-way athlete who could play running back or linebacker in college — in part because he has expressed interest in playing linebacker — he admitted that he thinks the Vols might “want me more as a running back.”
“I’m not going to lie to you,” he said. “I’m going to always be honest about everything I say. If you ask me about Tennessee, I feel like they would want me more as a running back. Now, that’s just my feel to it.”
Crouch insisted he “can’t pick nobody just standing out right now” among his current group of favorites.

He said he plans to trim his list of seven favorites to a smaller group of finalists at some point, but he’s still “not sure” when he might be ready to announce his college choice.
“I’m a midyear (enrollee),” he said, “so it’s going to come a little faster, whatever it is.”
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Five-star Crouch sees Vols 'building something pretty good'!

I thought someone posted he was planning on waiting to graduate in June?
 
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Somewhat confusing article. He sounds real close with UT and the loyalty and honesty and connections etc.... then he closes with none of his final 7 really stand out.
Nevertheless, I really feel like he’s a Vol in the end. And while I trust our staff, I hope he’s a LB instead of a RB.
 
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Charlotte (N.C.) Harding University five-star running back/linebacker Quavaris Crouch will be among the many visitors in Williams-Brice Stadium on Saturday afternoon when South Carolina plays host to Georgia. While the Gamecocks are hanging around with Crouch, I do believe they trail other teams, namely Tennessee, Michigan and Clemson as things stand coming into this weekend. This will be Crouch’s first visit to Columbia since the spring and things need to go especially well for the Gamecocks to change his thinking and to eventually take an official visit to South Carolina. I also still tend to believe the only way the Gamecocks have a real shot to land the 6-foot-2, 240 pounder is if he decides to play running back at the next level versus making the transition to linebacker.
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Recruiting Scoop - Five-star RB set to return to Columbia
 
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