9/2/2011 football Edit

Visits kick into high gear for Labor Day weekend

Eric Bossi

Rivals.com Basketball Recruiting Analyst

College football is officially here. That also means that it's college basketball campus visit season. Not surprisingly, the weekend features plenty of visitors although the biggest groups appear to be headed to Big 12 country.

In Columbia, Mo., Frank Haith and the Missouri Tigers will host a mixed group of high schoolers and junior college prospects from Kansas City to Chicago and all points in between. Meanwhile, down in Norman, Okla., Lon Kruger and his staff will welcome several underclassmen onto their campus.

Arizona- Chris McCullough (2014) (8/30-8/31)

Arkansas- Jarnell Stokes

Baylor- Isaiah Austin, L.J. Rose

Boston College- Joe Rahon, Joseph McDonald

Bradley- Jared Brownridge (2013)

Clemson- Schuyler Rimmer (2013), Shelton Mitchell(2014)

Florida- Ioannis Papapetrou, Brannen Greene (2013), Chris Walker (2013)

Florida State- Montay Brandon

George Mason- Mike Hall

Georgetown- Kyle Anderson (Tuesday 9/6)

Georgia Tech- Marcus Hunt, Brandon Watkins (2013), Devin Mitchell (2014), Tim Rowe (2014) (all 9/1

Harvard- Joseph McDonald

Houston- Chicken Knowles, Danuel House

Iowa- Kyle Meyer

Iowa State- Negus Webster-Chan, Terrence Samuel (2013), Shamiek Sheppard (2013)

Kansas State- Clayton Custer (2014)

Maryland- Amile Jefferson, Jake Layman, Jerami Grant, Nate Britt

Massachusetts- Kavon Stewart (2013), Reggie Cameron (2013)

Marshall- Tamron Manning

Memphis- Musa Abdul-Aleem (juco)

Michigan- Mitch McGary, Keita Bates-Diop(2014), Amanze Egezeke (2014)

Missouri- Paul White (2014), Tony Criswell (juco), Stefan Jankovic, Frank Williams (juco), Broderick Newbill, Daylen Robinson (juco), Jordon Granger, Darius Austin (2014), Darreon Reddick (2014), Jaylon Tate (2013), Jarred Dixon (2015), Travis Jorgenson (2013)

Nebraska- Shavon Shields, Michael Orris

New Mexico- Nick Banyard

North Carolina- Mitch McGary (9/6-7), Nate Britt (2013), T.J. Warren (9/1)

N.C. State- Brice Johnson, T.J. Warren, Rodney Purvis, Josh Newkirk (2013)

Notre Dame- Austin Burgett, Demetrius Jackson (2013), Steve Vasturia (2013)

Oklahoma- Stevie Clark (2013), Kendal Harris (2013), Marcus Foster (2013), Shaquille Morris (2013), Jordan Woodard (2013), Allonzo Trier

Oklahoma State- James Woodard

Oregon State- Jarmal Reid

Pitt- Elijah Macon

Rutgers- Jerami Grant

San Diego State- Skylar Spencer

Saint John's- Kyle Anderson

Seton Hall- Kyle Anderson (9/1))

Stanford- Roso Allen(8/30-8/31)

Syracuse- Chris McCullough (2014)

Temple- Devontae Watson

Tennessee- Ryan Rosburg, Derek Reese. Elijah Staley

Texas A&M- Connor Lammert, Alex Caruso, J-Mychal Reese

The Citadel- Branford Jones

UNLV- Rosco Allen

Rutgers- Jerami Grant

Villanova- Chris McCulllough (2014), Conrad Chambers (2014) (9/1)

Virginia- Devon Hall (2014), Brandon Stith (2014), B.J. Stith (2014)

Virginia Tech- Melvin Johnson, Marshall Wood

Washington State- DeMarquise Johnson

West Virginia- Mike Young (2013), Maverick Morgan (2013)

Xavier- Kyle Washington (2013)