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Chris Hunt is selected at #21
by Andy Hilton, recruit757
Recent WVU commit Chris Hunt logs into the recruit757 Fab 30 at #21. College interest was a little late coming for Chris. He picked up offers from Charlotte and East Carolina during the spring of his junior year at Bayside. He added an offer from West Virginia last week and it didn’t take him long to commit to the Mountaineers.
In last year’s Fab 30, 28 of the 30 athletes went on to play Division I football. One decided to go to prep school and one has moved on to Division II. We’ve been watching the players in this year’s Fab 30 for as much as four years already as they head into their senior seasons. Yes, we have our eyes on the middle school ranks and we’re already seeing players at that level that seem destined to make this list when their senior year comes.
This list is all about the rising seniors and every one of them already holds college scholarship offers.
#21 Chris Hunt – Bishop Sullivan Catholic (SR DB 6-1 175)
Hunt is a part of the influx of talent at Bishop Sullivan that has the potential to make the football program nationally prominent. Hunt is the third player from Bishop Sullivan already names to our Fab 30, and we haven’t even gotten through the first ten yet. Chris is a difference maker on the field, but he’s also a model student in the classroom and a model teammate every where else.
Bishop Sullivan Head Coach Chris Scott raved about Chris on the day that he made his announcement for the Mountaineers.
““He’s such a special young man. He’s a special player, but he’s a special young man. We’re gifted to have a chance to have him play for us. His teammates are gifted to have him working with them. He brings it every single day on the field and off the field. West Virginia is getting a young man who knows how to get it done in the classroom, knows how to get it done off the field. I’m just excited for them. He’s a long guy who’s athletic, very smart, hard working, and once again just a special young man,” said the coach.
– Andy Hilton
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