When one speaks to Rick Sandidge, he doesn’t seem like the sort who wants to bask in the attention that comes with the college football recruiting process.
The Concord, N.C., defensive tackle is soft-spoken and doesn’t say all that much. When he and his family talked about the recruiting process, they described it as something that came with a lot of stress, between calls, camps, visits and everything else.
Players not interested in that side of it often commit early, and this year they could’ve signed early to get the process over with faster.
But Sandidge didn’t.