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| Ryan Wallace sets up three official visits
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| Yancy Porter SuperPrep.com | Aug 7, 2007 |
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Ryan Wallace (TE, Bowling Green, KY) - Scout.com's #26 nationally rated tight end was down to four schools, but that list has been trimmed down to three, for now. "Right now I am down to Ole Miss, Kentucky, and Stanford," stated Ryan Wallace. "But I have been in contact with a few new schools over the last couple of days. I have been in contact with Rutgers, Boston College, and Colorado is about to offer. Colorado is a good academic school. I would like to check them out." Could a visit with Colorado be in the works? "They were suppose to show their head coach my tape to get an approval for an offer, but I am going to go on an official visit up there for the Florida State game on September 29th. I set up an official visit to Ole Miss on September 22nd when they play Florida, and I am going to Stanford on October 12th when they play TCU." Wallace said he wanted to make a decision before his season started, but that has now been pushed back. "I thought I was going to be able to do it before the season started, but visiting all of these schools over the summer got me even more confused. I think I will be able to make my decision before the playoffs start, at least I hope I can (laugh)." Bowling Green High school has been practicing for a couple of weeks, and Wallace can already notice a difference. "My blocking has gotten a whole lot better, a whole lot better." And one more thing sticks out for Ryan. "It just seems that my knowledge of the game is a big factor. I feel like I know a lot more about the game of football than everybody I play against. It is almost like I am another coach on the field." It is no coincendence that Ryan comes from a coaching family "Yea, being around the game for like 15 years and having my dad as the head coach has made me a whole lot more knowledgeable about the game. He teaches me so much stuff. He has been a teacher for me." Does Ryan hope to one day be a coach too? "Yes, I a plan on getting a GA job when I get my degree, but I am ready to finish out my playing career first." Copyright © Scout.com and SuperPrep.com | |