Vroomy

Nevins is so clutch.

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Hargreaves is still very open to a number of schools.

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May 18, 2012 - Vernon Hargreaves III is the son of a college coach, probably the best defensive back recruit in the country, and he happens to play just down the road from my house. So, of course the Tampa (Fla.) Wharton High School got a visit during SB Nation's spring recruiting coverage. Hargreaves stands 5'11 and weighs in at 180 pounds. He is a consensus five-star recruit with offers from all over the country including Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, South Carolina, Stanford, South Florida, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Washington, Wisconsin and USC.

With his dad coaching at USF, many believe Hargreaves is a strong lean to the Bulls.

"I can't really comment on that. They can think whatever they want, but just because he coaches there doesn't mean I'm going to go there. I mean, he could leave. A lot of people don't think about that. But I don't really care about what people think," Hargreaves said.

Well, that doesn't sound reaffirming.

VH3 has been saying that from the beginning. If he chooses to go to USF, I really don't think it will be because of his dad. I know that USF probably wouldn't be in the picture without his dad, but that got our foot in the door, and it's up to Skip and the teams performance this year to persuade him. The kid seems to have a good head on his shoulders, and he seems to genuinely like the staff and the school.

Come signing day, I think he's a Bull. I wouldn't be surprised if he went to a bigger program, but everything I've read leads me to believe that he loves USF, and we are clearly the favorite right now.

I just hope we can hold on, and that he can convince some of the other local talent to stay with him and build something for the Tampa community.

http://www.forbes.co...ic-budgets-hmm/

It looks like UF is cutting its computer science department. Anyone else think this is related?