Malachi Nelson’s camp has had preliminary talks with Tulane, TCU, South Carolina, Houston and Cal, according to On3 sports.
Now there are two ways to look at this: Shouldn’t a five-star QB have some bigger/better schools?
On the other hand, this is the most important thing when you transfer: That you get to play.
So maybe Nelson is wise to identify some schools where he might be able to step in and play immediately. I don’t know about Cal because Fernando Mendoza seems pretty locked in as the starter.
But if Nelson finds a school where he can start next season, he should go there.
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Scooter,
the kid can barley throw a five yard curl. He is anemic and weak. Let him go. It will free up a scholi for a qb that might weigh 210 instead of 150 lbs
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Korey Foreman: He Gone!
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He’ll be remembered for one play in his entire USC career, maybe whole career.
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Who cares.
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I am not one but ……..
Will all cocksuckers and cunts stop posting here ??
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Only takes one. Pat Haden will always be remembered for.just two plays at USC. 1. Winning two point conversion in the 1975 Bowl that Shelton Diggs scooped out of the dirt to save him. 2. 2013 Tarmacing of Lane Kiffin.
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Yeah, Nelson’s list of schools is very telling. Wish him the best.
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Seems like these LA guys dont want to spend time in the gym. Malachi doesnt seem like he is ready to play
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Same with Maalik Murphy … Duke, South Carolina, Oregon State
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If he goes somewhere that he has a good O-Line and the opportunity to play, I think that he will do well.
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I agree. Some of the throws he was making in high school were definitely next level.
Spring game had a lot of receiver drops. It was not a fair assessment of his body of work.
Still Malachi could be developed more at the next level, especially setting his feet quicker on medium range routes or getting the ball out fast on hot reads certainly, but our O-line didn’t really look like it would be helping him out much either…
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