Fre'Zarian Harrison

Linebacker

6′0″ / 230 lbs

Pittsburg, TX

Pittsburg

Class of 2016

Rating: 85

National Avg

Rating: 80.0

School Preferences

Texas A&M

Medium

Updates

8 yr ago by Brice Jones

Possible late 2016 addition sets official visit

After his last visit to A&M we mentioned that Fre'Zarian Harrison was attempting to set up an official visit to the Aggies and he told me this afternoon he will be taking that official starting on March 7th. The Aggies have yet to offer, but an offer could come during the official visit.

8 yr ago by Brice Jones

Update on Fre'Zarrion Harris

He's on his way back to Pittsburg and he was not offered today by A&M. Fre'Zarian Harrison told me he's looking to set up an official visit in the first week of March right now. He told me all of his academics checked out, but the Aggies still decided to wait on an offer.

8 yr ago by Brice Jones

Fre'Zarian Harrison note

2016 Pittsburg LB Fre'Zarian Harrison told me this morning he believes he's scored well enough on his ACT to be fully qualified now. He plans on being in Aggieland tomorrow where he could pick up an Aggie offer. If everything checks out and he is offered expect him to waste no time in jumping on board.

8 yr ago by Brice Jones

A&M looking at possible late addition to 2016 class

Terry Price and the A&M staff have been in contact with 2016 Pittsburg linebacker Fre'Zarian Harrison. The 6-0, 230-pound backer could possibly be a late qualifier that the Ags could extend an offer to if everything checks out. He told me he's set to receive his SAT scores tomorrow, and they are working on setting up a visit to Aggieland later this week. Harrison tallied 115 tackles and 9 sacks as a senior. Just something to keep an eye on later this week. Check out his hudl http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2641982/highlights/305698380

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