Here is an article from December, don't know what happen to Rutgers.
Rutgers recruiting: Could Daniel Fitzwater, Mississippi JUCO star, be Rutgers' next QB?
Daniel Fitzwater, the 6-6, 215-pound
Copiah-Lincoln Community College (Wesson, Miss.) quarterback, says he is closing in on a decision after taking an official visit to Rutgers last weekend. Rutgers' top contending school for Fitzwater – TCU – has yet to extend him an offer, placing Rutgers in prime position as his decision could come as early as next week.
"I'm looking to decide pretty soon," said Fitzwater. "It'll probably be next week."
Due to the timing of Fitzwater's announcement, the Scarlet Knights would appear to be in the driver's seat for attaining his services.
"I can definitely see myself up there," he said. "I respect all the coaches up there and I can definitely see myself playing under them.
"Going in, I didn't know much about Rutgers," said Fitzwater, who was hosted by starting fullback Michael Burton on his visit. "I'm from the south. I went up, learned about the academic program, the football program and met some very neat people. So, it was a great experience."
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For Fitzwater who has lived in Houston, Shreveport and now Wesson Mississippi, his trek to the east coast proved to be a unique experience, to say the least.
"It was different coming from the south," he continued. "You don't see those big buildings and stuff like that. But I enjoyed it."
Former Rutgers quarterbacks coach Rob Spence first began the courtship of Fitzwater three weeks ago, before being displaced, leading to the Mississippi standout receiving an offer from Kyle Flood while on his official visit.
"Coach Flood just kind of told me who he was and told me about the school," Fitzwater said. "I really respect coach Flood and I can see myself playing for someone like him."
Rutgers is the only school Fitzwater has taken an official visit to since his JUCO stint, although he has visited TCU for a game.
"I only went to TCU for a game," said Fitzwater. "I liked the coaches and I like how it's in Dallas, Texas. That's a little closer to home.
"But right now, I'm really excited about Rutgers."
Fitzwater was a qualifier out of high school, making him eligible for a mid-year transfer to a four year institution in January – something he intends to do.
"I'll enroll in January," said Fitzwater. "I've been in junior college for one semester. I qualified coming out of high school. I had a few offers, but felt I could do better. So I went to JUCO and I can leave whenever."
Fitzwater was under-recruited out of high school due to transferring to a new school – Calvary Academy (Shreveport, La.) – as a senior. Memphis, ULM, Rice and North Texas are the schools to have offered Fitzwater prior to the compeletion of his high school career, but he is no longer considering those schools. Western Kentucky extended a tender but recently landed a commitment from Nassau Community College's (Garden City, N.Y.) Troy Jones Jr., a player Rutgers also recruited. So that leaves Rutgers and TCU, with Rutgers holding the perceived edge.
"I love the whole school," he said. "I love the coaches and we'll see what happens."
Fitzwater will have four years to play three at the institution he selects. In 2013, he completed over 60 percent of his passes for 2,986 yards and 20 TDs to only five interceptions.
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