Georgia DB hopes to add Clemson offer to his list after Wednesday visit
Watts visited Clemson Wednesday

Georgia DB hopes to add Clemson offer to his list after Wednesday visit


David Hood David Hood  ·  Senior Writer ·  

Defensive back Dequanteous Watts currently holds double-digit scholarship offers but hopes a recent visit to Clemson adds the Tigers to his list.

Watts, a 2019 prospect out of Atlanta (GA) Maynard, picked up offers from Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Colorado State, Rutgers, Georgia Southern, Georgia State and Western Kentucky over the last few weeks. He also holds offers from Boston College, Virginia, Georgia Tech, West Virginia, Temple and others. He hopes to take upcoming visits to Ole Miss, Tennessee, Michigan State and Ohio State among others.

Watts visited the Clemson campus Wednesday for an unofficial visit and hopes that defensive backs coach Mike Reed will soon deliver news of an offer.

"He said he liked me and all that stuff and he just wants to build a relationship with me then in a few weeks I think they are going to offer me," Watts said, adding that he has yet to hear from Reed but hopes to. "He said he liked my height, my weight and that I'm very fast."

Watts said he toured the campus and the facilities and was impressed by what he saw.

“I liked it a lot,” he said. “I can really see myself fitting in there but once again I’m open to any school. And coach Reed says he wants to build a relationship before he just throws an offer out.”

Watts said he won't sign until February and right now there is no favorite. He plans to drop a top 5-7 in early July.

“Right now I am open to any school,” Watts said. “I can’t make it back to Clemson this summer for camp because I have a busy summer. But I hope to make it back.”

Last season he had 20 tackles with three interceptions with one returned for a touchdown.

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