"It was fun out here," Wright said. "It was nothing but working out and playing dodgeball with everyone. Coach Kap is a pretty good coach. He coaches everybody up well and he tries to explain things in a simple form. The players out here were pretty good. "With Billy (Ross, his former teammate) here it makes me more comfortable," he said. "In this environment, I would have somebody here to relate to.
"I'll probably try to get down to Georgia, Clemson, Miami and some of the other farther places," said Wright. "I'll go down to Alabama sometime in the next month or two. I'll be down at Tennessee at some point too. I don't have any set dates. They're doing well with recruiting. Tennessee is stepping it up right now. I don't think many people expected them to get this many players after last year.
"Wanya Morris (a five-star offensive tackle currently committed to Tennessee) looks pretty good," he said. "I don't really know him but I met him one time. He was pretty funny and seemed like a cool dude. He could hold down one side and I could hold down the other but we'll see how things turn out."
As far as Wright's recruitment goes, Tennessee, Alabama, and North Carolina have been Wright top three contenders for some time and that is unlikely to change as the 2019 recruiting cycle moves forward. North Carolina really helped themselves by refreshing, in Wright's mind, how strong his relationships are in Chapel Hill and how comfortable he can feel in that environment. He seemed very relaxed and everything looked very familiar to him. It will still be an uphill battle for the Tar Heels to land his commitment over Tennessee and Alabama but they definitely put their best foot forward.
