Notre Dame gets a massive crystal ball for 2024 recruiting class

This would be huge

The Irish still do not have a commitment for the 2024 recruiting class but that doesn’t mean they aren’t working hard to get that verbal. There has been a massive change to the Notre Dame recruiting philosophy since Marcus Freeman’s arrival, and not just when he took over for Brian Kelly.

It has been a very positive effect, with Freeman pushing the envelop, and going after players who previously seemed like pipe-dreams including Michigan “legacy” CJ Carr. The grandson of former Wolverine head coach Lloyd Carr is one of the best quarterbacks in the country and you’d expect that he’d be a heavy lean to play for his grandfather’s school.

Well, 247Sports lead recruiter Steve Wiltfong doesn’t think that will be the case, at least at this moment. Today, Wiltfong placed a crystal ball pick for Carr to end up committing to Notre Dame.

I got a chance to see Carr at the Rise and Fire camp last year and as a freshman he was placed into the advance group and did not look like he was out of place.

This is an very interesting development, especially with the potential of another Michigan quarterback, 2023 star Dante Moore, very highly considering the Irish. Both would be huge recruiting wins, along with beating the rival Wolverines for some of their best in-state talents.

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UGA offers 2024 Michigan quarterback CJ Carr

Four-star class of 2024 quarterback prospect CJ Carr has received a scholarship offer from the Georgia Bulldogs.

Class of 2024 quarterback prospect CJ Carr has received a scholarship offer from the Georgia Bulldogs. Carr is a four-star recruit that plays football for Saline High School in Saline, Michigan.

The 6-foot-1, 180-pound quarterback is a sophomore in high school. He threw 28 touchdowns and only four interceptions in 2021.

CJ Carr has strong ties to the Michigan Wolverines. His grandfather is Lloyd Carr, who played quarterback for the Wolverines for one season after spending three years at Missouri. Lloyd Carr coached at Michigan from 1980-2007. Carr served as Michigan’s head coach from 1995-2007 and is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame.

Michigan Wolverines head coach Lloyd Carr coached Tom Brady and other great players during his career. Photo by Joe Robbins-USA TODAY Sports

CJ Carr will create his own legacy. He’s the No. 10 quarterback in the class of 2024 and the second-ranked recruit in Michigan. Carr has offers from Minnesota, Notre Dame, Penn State, Wisconsin, and more.

Carr is no lock to attend Michigan. He has every right to pick his own path, but is obviously very familiar with their program. The Wolverines were the first school to offer the four-star quarterback.

CJ Carr announced his offer from Georgia football via Twitter:

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Wisconsin offers 2024 QB C.J. Carr, the grandson of a former Michigan head coach

The Wisconsin football program extended an offer to class of 2024 quarterback C.J. Carr today.

The Wisconsin football program extended an offer to class of 2024 quarterback C.J. Carr today.

Carr is the grandson of former Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr and the son of former Michigan quarterback Jason Carr.

The offer continues the unranked quarterback’s rapid ascension, the Badgers joining Notre Dame, Indiana and Nebraska as teams to recently extend him an offer.

Carr’s full offer sheet at this early point in his recruiting process consists of Wisconsin, the three schools listed above, Michigan, Michigan State, Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan.

Wisconsin has shown a recent push to identify the position early in the recruiting process, sticking around as the player’s stock rises nationwide. For both Graham Mertz and Deacon Hill, that approach was effective. We’ll now see whether the Badgers can pry the Michigan legacy away from Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines.

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