A pair of experts believe that Steve Angeli has found his next football home
It has been quite the last few days for now former Notre Dame football quarterback Steve Angeli.
Less than a week ago, the New Jersey native saw the writing on the wall and decided to move away from the Irish. Yesterday was the start of his re-recruitment, as he took a visit to Syracuse.
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By all accounts the trip went extremely well for Angeli, as on Tuesday both Steve Wiltfong and Pete Nakos of On3 made a prediction that he'll land with the Orange. As of right now, there has been no other news of the quarterback taking another visit, so it would make sense that he's highly considering joining the Syracuse football program.
The Orange had the nation's leading passer this past fall in another transfer, Kyle McCord, and are looking to strike gold once again. If the two are correct and Angeli does transfer to Syracuse, he'll be back in South Bend on Nov. 22, Senior Day, when the two teams are scheduled to face off against each other.
This article originally appeared on Fighting Irish Wire: Steve Angeli projected to transfer to Syracuse by On3 experts
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