When word leaked out that Miami Hurricanes Linebackers coach Michael Barrow had left the program, it caught 2015 Hurricanes Commit Charles Perry by surprise
“It came out of the blue, I was kinda shocked by like ‘Why now?’, but with Hurlie (Brown) replacing him I’m not going to doubt Hurlie (Brown). That’s my comment on that.”
With former Running Backs coach Hurlie Brown taking over the linebacker operations, Perry is eager to learn more about him and is aware of his history with defense.
“It’s a relief to know they hired someone like him, instead of someone else getting it. The fact that he played on that defense and he has experience is good to hear.”
Miami fans would wonder where the 6’2 200 pound linebacker’s commitment stands after a staff change like this, but there’s no real change.
“I’m still committed.”
While his commitment stays intact, the Royal Palm Beach (Fla.) standout still speaks with a number of schools still ranging from Florida to Alabama.
“Florida, Illinois, West Virginia, Florida State, Alabama and the list goes on, but that’s about it.”
Perry does not plan on taking anymore visits for the rest of the summer and will decide which ones he will make during the year or after his season.
The ‘Cane commit does plan on meeting up with the staff once more on August 10th for “U Day” and plans to get acquainted with everyone there.
“My plan is to get a good vibe with all the coaches and all the players that are committed and have a good time there.”
While other players may be getting ready to already take off for college, Perry is still very much focused on his team and leaving a mark at his school.
“Staying focused and don’t let it be a laid back season because most seniors get to their final year and kind of take the season off because they’re committed and just go through the motions. I’m trying to go out with a bang and leave a legacy at the high school that I’m at.”
“It came out of the blue, I was kinda shocked by like ‘Why now?’, but with Hurlie (Brown) replacing him I’m not going to doubt Hurlie (Brown). That’s my comment on that.”
With former Running Backs coach Hurlie Brown taking over the linebacker operations, Perry is eager to learn more about him and is aware of his history with defense.
“It’s a relief to know they hired someone like him, instead of someone else getting it. The fact that he played on that defense and he has experience is good to hear.”
Miami fans would wonder where the 6’2 200 pound linebacker’s commitment stands after a staff change like this, but there’s no real change.
“I’m still committed.”
While his commitment stays intact, the Royal Palm Beach (Fla.) standout still speaks with a number of schools still ranging from Florida to Alabama.
“Florida, Illinois, West Virginia, Florida State, Alabama and the list goes on, but that’s about it.”
Perry does not plan on taking anymore visits for the rest of the summer and will decide which ones he will make during the year or after his season.
The ‘Cane commit does plan on meeting up with the staff once more on August 10th for “U Day” and plans to get acquainted with everyone there.
“My plan is to get a good vibe with all the coaches and all the players that are committed and have a good time there.”
While other players may be getting ready to already take off for college, Perry is still very much focused on his team and leaving a mark at his school.
“Staying focused and don’t let it be a laid back season because most seniors get to their final year and kind of take the season off because they’re committed and just go through the motions. I’m trying to go out with a bang and leave a legacy at the high school that I’m at.”
