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Notre Dame is ‘definitely a contender’ for OT Monroe Freeling

Monroe Freeling flew to Chicago with family, drove over to South Bend, saw Notre Dame’s facilities, did the player walk and talked with the Irish coaching staff during his game day visit this past Saturday.

The four-star class of 2023 prospect from Mt. Pleasant (S.C.) Oceanside Collegiate Academy enjoyed it all. Notre Dame fell 24-13 in its matchup against Cincinnati, but that didn’t deter him from having a good time at a school he’s highly considering.

“It was a tough loss. The fans were into it the whole time, which was good,” Monroe said. “Some schools might not keep their fans the whole time, but the stadium was loud all of the way through the game. It was a great environment; I was impressed by the fans.”

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Notre Dame Fighting Irish football four-star offensive tackle Monroe Freeling
Rivals rates Freeling as a four-star talent, the No. 1 player in South Carolina, and the No. 10 offensive tackle and No. 115 overall prospect nationally. (Blue & Gold)

Freeling caught up with head coach Brian Kelly, offensive line coach Jeff Quinn and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees while on campus.

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