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Michigan State football featured in Anthony “Scoota” Carrie’s top schools list

MSU was featured in 4-star RB Anthony Carrie’s top schools list:

Michigan State is already off to a great start in the 2024 recruiting class and they are continuing with that momentum. The Spartans have been featured in Anthony “Scoota” Carrie’s top schools list.

Carrie is a running back from Tampa, Florida, that attends Carrollwood Day High School. He is a 4-star recruit that ranks as the No. 144 recruit in the nation according to 247Sports.

Michigan State is featured in the top 12 alongside Notre Dame, Miami, Michigan, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Penn State, Ole Miss, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Georgia.

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2024 4-star RB includes Georgia among Top-12 schools

4-star RB Anthony Carrie includes Georgia in Top-12

Four-star Carrollwood Day High School (Tampa, Fla.) running back Anthony Carrie has named Georgia among his Top-12 schools.

Carrie (6 foot, 185 pounds) is rated as the No. 13 running back, the No. 23 player in the state of Florida and the No. 144 recruit overall in the 2024 class, per 247Sports.

Carrie will choose among Notre Dame, Miami, Michigan, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Penn State, Ole Miss, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Michigan State and Georgia.

The Bulldogs currently hold the No. 3 class in the 2024 cycle.

Alabama listed in top 12 for 2024 RB Anthony Carrie

2024 running back Anthony Carrie has listed Alabama as a finalist in his recruitment.

Anthony Carrie, a running back from the 2024 class, revealed his top 12 schools via his Twitter account. Carrie listed Alabama among other schools.

In an interview with On3’s Chad Simmons, Carrie added that each of the 12 schools that made the cut were actively recruiting him. He also made it clear as to why these schools were his finalists. “These are schools that I could imagine myself at and a system that I could fit in,” he said.

Although Alabama hasn’t hosted Carrie for a visit, it is unfair to discount the Tide. He still has a year left of high school, so Alabama may choose to wait to host him for visits during his senior season. Thus far, he has made multiple visits to Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina.

At this time, Georgia holds the lead to land him at 37.0%, according to On3’s RPM.

Roll Tide Wire breaks down Anthony Carrie’s recruiting profile.

This top 2024 wide receiver recruit sets visit date for opening game

The Gators are in hot pursuit of this Hillsborough product, who plans on joining his teammate at Florida’s season opener.

The season opener for Florida football against the Utah Utes is merely hours away at this point and the list of top recruits who plan on stopping by for a taste of what the Gator Nation is cooking in the Swamp continues to grow.

Four-star wide receiver [autotag]Bredell Richardson[/autotag] out of Tampa (Florida) Carrollwood Day plans on joining his teammate, running back [autotag]Anthony Carrie[/autotag], in the stands as the Orange and Blue open up the Billy Napier era on September 3. The 6-foot, 190-pound pass-catcher, much like his high school compadre, took part in the Friday Night Lights event at the end of July before receiving a re-offered scholarship from the new staff.

Speaking of which, the revamped brass at the top of the football program, spearheaded by wide receivers coach [autotag]Keary Colbert[/autotag], has already made a positive impression on the rising junior.

“I like the new staff,” he told Gators Online. “Me and Keary have a good relationship that we’ve been building over a long time. Also, I knew from the jump that it was a slower process with them just because it’s a new staff. They had to get comfortable and figure out what they were doing with their own kids that are up there. I knew it was going to be slower and I was open to that.”

The Gators face competition for the student-athlete’s talents, with the Alabama Crimson Tide, Georgia Bulldogs, LSU Tigers, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Texas Longhorns, Texas A&M Aggies, Miami Hurricanes and Florida State Seminoles among the other schools in hot pursuit of the blue-chipper.

Richardson is ranked No. 70 overall and No. 10 at his position in his class nationally according to the 247Sports composite, while the On3 consensus has him at Nos. 83 and 16, respectively. Florida is out front in On3’s Recruiting Prediciton Machine with a 35.8% chance of signing him ahead of Miami and FSU at 8.4% and 7.2%, respectively.

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In-state 4-star running back recruit to be on hand for season opener

This in-state running back will be joining the multitude of prep prospects visiting the Swamp for the season-opener.

The start of the 2022 college football season is just a couple of days away and the Florida Gators are getting set for the new Billy Napier era to begin against the Utah Utes in the Swamp on September 3. But there is more than meets the eye on the field as the nascent head coach and his staff works tirelessly to secure the future of the Orange and Blue.

The opening game is a big deal to the fanbase but might be an even bigger deal on the recruiting front. The Gators are set to host a myriad of prep prospects from the 2023, 2024 and 2025 classes this Saturday, including four-star running back [autotag]Anthony Carrie[/autotag] out of Tampa (Florida) Carrollwood Day, a representative from the middle of those three classes who plans on joining the growing crowd in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium that evening.

The 5-foot-11-inch, 186-pound ball carrier has made one stop prior in Gainesville under Napier, joining in on the Friday Night Lights camp and receiving a re-offer from the program shortly after. He has also received offers from other top schools including the Alabama Crimson Tide, LSU Tigers, Georgia Bulldogs, USC Trojans, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Ohio State Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns and Oregon Ducks.

Carrie is ranked No. 97 overall and No. 4 at his position in his class nationally according to the 247Sports composite, while the On3 consensus has him at Nos. 105 and 6, respectively. On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine has UGA out front in the race for his talents with a 33.5% chance of landing him while the Gators are at 19.8%.

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Florida re-offers this 4-star in-state 2024 running back

The Gators are looking at one of the top running backs in the class of 2024 closely. Billy Napier’s staff re-offered four-star Anthony Carrier recently.

Four-star running back [autotag]Anthony Carrie[/autotag] was recently re-offered by the Florida Gators’ new coaching staff, according to Gators Online.

The Carrollwood Day (Tampa, Florida) recruit impressed coaches during the a July camp, which he partially participated in due to the upcoming season. He and teammate [autotag]Bredell Richardson[/autotag], a four-star wide receiver ranked No. 77 overall in the class, performed individual drills for coaches and both picked up offers for the second time.

“I like the new staff,” Carrie said. “I’m still trying to get a feel for them. Before me and Bredell went up there, Florida was not recruiting us as hard as the last staff was, so we are trying to get a feel for them. It was nice getting around them and getting coached by them.”

One of the coaches Carrie got to work with closely is running backs coach [autotag]Jabbar Juluke[/autotag]. The two shared a moment after a drill went wrong. Carrie, who considers himself an elite running back, decided to delay a route after seeing the other recruits run straight to the position. His rationale was that a linebacker would be able to read it easily and in-game he’d be waiting longer to make his cut.

That threw Juluke off and the two didn’t connect, but Carrie quickly apologized and explained the thought process. Juluke replied with “be you,” and seemed to realize that Carrie has a better understanding of the position than other kids at his level. That’s the kind of moment that makes a coach and player want to work with each other, and Carrie’s confident he proved himself at the camp.

But he’s still taking things slow and not committing a spot in his top 10 to the orange and blue until he’s sure of things. That will take a bit more effort on UF’s side. He plans to visit for one game in the fall, but his schedule is far from finalized.

“I’m not sure yet. I’m kind of just getting a feel for them,” Carrie said. “Before the new staff came, they were definitely top 10, but they have to earn to be top 10 now. I have to see how they do this year on the field; I got to see how the culture is and I want to see them recruit me a little bit more.”

Carrie is ranked No. 100 overall on the On3 consensus and is No. 5 among running backs. He rushed for over 1,000 yards and scored 20 touchdowns as a sophomore.

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These two 4-star teammates stopping by on Wednesday for visit

Things are ramping up ahead of the big recruiting weekend as a pair of top 2024 recruits drop in for a midweek soriee.

Florida football’s annual Friday Night Lights and team cookout events are just days away but [autotag]Billy Napier[/autotag] and his staff have already started to get things cooking as top recruits from around the country begin to trickle into Gainesville. The latest names to stop in to see the Swamp are a pair of in-state four-star teammates from Carrollwood Day School in Tampa who hail from the class of 2024.

Wide receiver [autotag]Bredell Richardson[/autotag] and running back [autotag]Anthony Carrie[/autotag] plan on visiting the University of Florida on Wednesday, according to Gators Online. The two have received interest from the Orange and Blue dating back to [autotag]Dan Mullen[/autotag]’s tenure, from which they both received offers. However, scholarships have not yet been extended under Napier’s supervision, but there is still plenty of time remaining for that to change.

Richardson, a 6-foot-1-inch, 185-pound pass-catcher, is currently ranked No. 75 overall and No. 11 in his class nationally according to the 247Sports composite, while the On3 consensus has him at Nos. 77 and 12, respectively. On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine has the Gators in front for his talents with a robust 31.6% chance of landing him while the Florida State Seminoles lag behind in second at 9.8% and the Miami Hurricanes third at 8.4%.

Carrie, a 6-foot, 185-pound ball-carrier, is currently ranked No. 94 overall and No. 3 in his class nationally according to the 247Sports composite, while the On3 consensus has him at Nos. 100 and 5, respectively. On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine has the Georgia Bulldogs in the lead for the rising junior with a 37.2% chance of snagging him while Florida is second at 11.6% and the South Carolina Gamecocks making things interesting at 9.9%.

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Nation’s top three running backs visit Georgia Bulldogs last week

Georgia hosted the nation’s top three ranked running backs last week.

Georgia recently played host to the top three ranked running backs in the nation for the class of 2024.

Jerrick Gibson and Stacy Gage, who are teammates at Bradenton’s IMG Academy, rank as the nation’s No. 1 and No. 2 ball carriers in their class, per 247Sports.

Both were in Athens last week, along with a big list of other elite recruits as the Bulldogs continued spring practice.

Gibson ranks as the nation’s No. 12 overall player in the nation and as the No. 1 ranked running back. Gage is considered the No. 16 overall player and No. 2 ranked back.

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Additionally, Georgia hosted what Rivals considers to be the nation’s No. 3 ranked running back as well last week. Another Florida product, Anthony Carrie ranks as the nation’s No. 33 overall player in the class of 2024 per Rivals.

 

 

Vols offer 2024 running back Anthony Carrie

The Vols offer 2024 running back prospect Anthony Carrie.

Second-year Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel and his coaching staff continue to recruit future Vols.

Tennessee has offered a scholarship to 2024 running back prospect Anthony Carrie.

“God, blessed to receive an offer from the University of Tennessee,” Carrie said on Twitter.

The 6-foot, 185-pound running back is from Carrollwood Day School in Tampa, Florida.

Carrie has Southeastern Conference offers from the Vols, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss and South Carolina.

Tennessee’s 2023 football commitment tracker

Vols’ 2023 recruiting tracker: Running back offers

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