Massillon (Ohio) Washington quarterback Kyle Kempt is only a junior and in no rush to make any kind of decision regarding his collegiate future, but after spending Saturday in South Bend, Ind., he can definitely see himself at Notre Dame.
Kempt was one of roughly 50 high school seniors and juniors who visited Notre Dame for Saturday’s primetime showdown against rival USC, and Kempt said he was in awe of all of the talent there.
“It was a crazy, great weekend that’s for sure, just being able to be a part of something like that,” Kempt said. “... It was nuts. Guys from the West Coast, East Coast, South and North, even being mentioned in the same name as all those people is really a testament to all the hard work every single person in that room has done.”
Kempt was one of roughly 50 high school seniors and juniors who visited Notre Dame for Saturday’s primetime showdown against rival USC, and Kempt said he was in awe of all of the talent there.
“It was a crazy, great weekend that’s for sure, just being able to be a part of something like that,” Kempt said. “... It was nuts. Guys from the West Coast, East Coast, South and North, even being mentioned in the same name as all those people is really a testament to all the hard work every single person in that room has done.”
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