Vanderbilt will have a couple of key official visits on tap this weekend and some other notable unofficials. Here is a breakdown of visitors we know of right now.
Official visits:
Aidan Robbins, RB, DuPont Manual (Ky.) Friday-Sunday
Carlton Lorenz, OL, College of the Canyons (Calif.)
Unofficial visitors:
Connor Bezelak, QB, Archer (Oh.)
Nicolas Toomer, ATH/S, Sandy Creek (Ga.)
- Robbins will be the first official visit the Commodores will host in the 2019 class, who can now take OV's during the spring. The Louisville product has already been on campus twice, his first time back in October for the Georgia game and most recently, for the Commodores' Spring Showcase last month. Vandy gets his first official visit, he plans to also take officials to Duke, Louisville, South Carolina, and Ole Miss. One thing that will work in Vanderbilt's favor is they are recruiting him as a running back while others see him as a linebacker. Robbins plans to enroll early and while academics will play a big factor in his decision, we think the hometown team Louisville will be the main competition here.
- @JustinAngel caught up with Lorentz after receiving his Vanderbilt offer. The trip to West End will be his last official visit, he's already taken four OV's to Florida Atlantic, New Mexico State, UAB, and Kent State. Considering the competition, there is a really good feeling that Lorentz will commit to the Commodores and end up on campus this summer. I'd look for an announcement to happen rather quickly.
- Connor Bazelak making a return trip to West End is huge for the Commodores. He visited last season for the Alabama A&M game and was extended an offer at the first of the year, but has been in contact with Coach Gdowski even before that visit. Vanderbilt extended an offer back at the first of the year. Rutgers, Pitt, Missouri, and Kentucky appear to be the other top contenders for the three-star prospect.
- Toomer is an intriguing prospect that Vanderbilt likes at the safety position. We currently don't know much about his recruiting process or plans, we're hoping to catch up with him soon. Wake Forest, Indiana, Pitt, South Florida, and Minnesota are his other notable offers.
Official visits:
Aidan Robbins, RB, DuPont Manual (Ky.) Friday-Sunday
Carlton Lorenz, OL, College of the Canyons (Calif.)
Unofficial visitors:
Connor Bezelak, QB, Archer (Oh.)
Nicolas Toomer, ATH/S, Sandy Creek (Ga.)
- Robbins will be the first official visit the Commodores will host in the 2019 class, who can now take OV's during the spring. The Louisville product has already been on campus twice, his first time back in October for the Georgia game and most recently, for the Commodores' Spring Showcase last month. Vandy gets his first official visit, he plans to also take officials to Duke, Louisville, South Carolina, and Ole Miss. One thing that will work in Vanderbilt's favor is they are recruiting him as a running back while others see him as a linebacker. Robbins plans to enroll early and while academics will play a big factor in his decision, we think the hometown team Louisville will be the main competition here.
- @JustinAngel caught up with Lorentz after receiving his Vanderbilt offer. The trip to West End will be his last official visit, he's already taken four OV's to Florida Atlantic, New Mexico State, UAB, and Kent State. Considering the competition, there is a really good feeling that Lorentz will commit to the Commodores and end up on campus this summer. I'd look for an announcement to happen rather quickly.
- Connor Bazelak making a return trip to West End is huge for the Commodores. He visited last season for the Alabama A&M game and was extended an offer at the first of the year, but has been in contact with Coach Gdowski even before that visit. Vanderbilt extended an offer back at the first of the year. Rutgers, Pitt, Missouri, and Kentucky appear to be the other top contenders for the three-star prospect.
- Toomer is an intriguing prospect that Vanderbilt likes at the safety position. We currently don't know much about his recruiting process or plans, we're hoping to catch up with him soon. Wake Forest, Indiana, Pitt, South Florida, and Minnesota are his other notable offers.
