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Colorado Loses Recruit, Eyes 4-Star Lineman
23 Jun
Summary
- Colorado lost offensive lineman Jaiden Lindsay to North Carolina.
- Four-star lineman Nate Carson will announce his commitment July 3.
- Colorado is aggressively pursuing Carson to bolster its offensive line.
The Colorado Buffaloes have faced a recent challenge in their recruitment efforts, losing a key offensive lineman. Three-star recruit Jaiden Lindsay officially decommitted from Colorado on Monday, electing to join North Carolina.
This decommitment follows another prior departure, but the Buffaloes are targeting a highly-rated replacement. Four-star lineman Nate Carson, a standout from Irmo High in Columbia, South Carolina, is scheduled to announce his college decision on July 3.
Colorado is considered a strong contender for Carson, with recruiting director Rashad Rich spearheading the effort. The Buffaloes have shown prowess in recruiting within South Carolina, previously flipping another four-star prospect.
Colorado is also exploring other options to strengthen its offensive line. Four-star interior lineman Antonio Berry is an available prospect, and the team might consider moving Zaquan Linton inside, who has experience at both tackle and interior positions.
