Butler wide receiver linebacker Kris Frost could be the next in a long line of Bulldogs players to become a huge recruiting target. I covered the Bulldogs’ game at East Mecklenburg Friday and learned the unsurprising news that Butler junior QB Christian LeMay would be offered by Clemson—who had a coach in the stands—and the more surprising info that WR/LB Kris Frost, also a junior, might also soon get a bid from the Tigers.
“Kris is an amazing player and he just keeps getting better,” Butler coach Mike Newsome said after watching Frost scoop up a fumbled pitch and take it in for a TD. “He’s going to be one of those five-star, national-recruit guys. The thing with him is, he’s got a motor that doesn’t quit.”
Frost, who is approaching 6-foot-3 and has topped 200 pounds, would like to play offense in college, and has said he likes Michigan; has since he was a kid. I wouldn’t be surprised to see him wind up at LB, though; he is strong and quick and already filling out; he could play at 225 or 230 with no loss of speed in college.
While no one has offered him yet, Clemson had a coach in the stands Friday, and the guy told Newsome that an offer for Frost might be coming soon.
--Stan Olson
As usual, send me recruiting visits offers and commitments if you hear of them at solson@charlotteobserver.com
Ken Tysiac has covered the ACC in the Raleigh Bureau of The Charlotte Observer since 2003. He spent eight years in South Carolina covering Clemson, first with the Anderson Independent-Mail and later with The (Columbia) State. He graduated from Notre Dame in 1991.
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