I can't really give you an inside look at an official visit. I know they tour the campus and football facilities, eat a lot, learn about academics, etc. As far as commitments go, players only commit to schools from which they have offers. A kid isn't going to commit to USC without a scholarship offer from Holtz. And if they do, a commitment really means nothing until Feb. 7 when the recruit signs a letter of intent.
Prospects often change their mind several times.
That's why, even if a kid commits to USC, the school must continue recruiting him as vigorously as any other athletes. Also, USC looks at what it has and recruits what it doesn't have. I think it would be a good idea. Not that I'm aware of, but I'll check. Sir, I have been in Iwakuni Japan during this years whole football season and watched all the televised games and listened to all the other and was just curious about the Carolina and Clemson outcome this past season.