He really handled the entire recruiting circus in a way that can be respected and admired, and I think it reflects on the kind of kid he is. 

When he didn't feel he was committed to USC anymore, he publicly said so.  He said he didn't want to be the kind of kid who flipped at the last minute, and left the disappointed coaches hanging.

He took the visits he wanted to take, and he made time for all the coaches to give it there best shot.  He was never disengenuous or deceitful in claiming one school or another was his "leader", and he made a carefully thought out decision which he could explain. 

So, good for him, and good for ND.

At least I get to watch him smack around USC QBs still.