The University of Miami was able to land an elite california prospect in Brad Kaaya last recruiting cycle; They’re looking to do the same this year except with 5 star defensive tackle Rasheem Green.
Green officially visited the Hurricanes this past weekend and recapped the game.
“I thought they played great; to me they probably should have won that game. They lost by a play or two, but that’s the way football is. They played great to me.”
Green spoke mostly with defensive line coach Jethro Franklin and got a tour of the campus on Sunday.
“The campus was great, I like how the campus has a lot of tress and the town in general and how it looks. I thought the campus was really nice and a good school. I would say there wasn’t anything I didn’t like.”
The 6’5 275 pound defensive tackle got a chance to speak with two California natives in Brad Kaaya and current Miami commit Bar Milo.
“I got a chance to speak with Bar (Milo) and Brad (Kaaya), they’re both cool guys. I’ve had a chance to play against them both. They’re both great players and they weren’t really in my face about and we’re really cool about it. Brad was telling me some cool things about handling the transition.”
Many feel as if the move from California to Miami will be too much for Green, but he certainly feels like he can see himself playing there.
“Distance might be a factor because my parents want to see me play, but it’s not the most important thing. I can see myself there, it’s a great school and they play great football.”
Green admits that prior to his visit, he wasn’t to sure what his thoughts were on Miami, but after visiting Coral Gables, Miami is squarely in it.
“I knew it was going to be nice, It really surprised me. My parents really enjoyed it too and they have a lot to offer there and it’s a great school.”
Green will be having surgery on his knee this week, so visits will be put on hold until January most likely.
Signing Day is when Green plans to make his decision.
Green officially visited the Hurricanes this past weekend and recapped the game.
“I thought they played great; to me they probably should have won that game. They lost by a play or two, but that’s the way football is. They played great to me.”
Green spoke mostly with defensive line coach Jethro Franklin and got a tour of the campus on Sunday.
“The campus was great, I like how the campus has a lot of tress and the town in general and how it looks. I thought the campus was really nice and a good school. I would say there wasn’t anything I didn’t like.”
The 6’5 275 pound defensive tackle got a chance to speak with two California natives in Brad Kaaya and current Miami commit Bar Milo.
“I got a chance to speak with Bar (Milo) and Brad (Kaaya), they’re both cool guys. I’ve had a chance to play against them both. They’re both great players and they weren’t really in my face about and we’re really cool about it. Brad was telling me some cool things about handling the transition.”
Many feel as if the move from California to Miami will be too much for Green, but he certainly feels like he can see himself playing there.
“Distance might be a factor because my parents want to see me play, but it’s not the most important thing. I can see myself there, it’s a great school and they play great football.”
Green admits that prior to his visit, he wasn’t to sure what his thoughts were on Miami, but after visiting Coral Gables, Miami is squarely in it.
“I knew it was going to be nice, It really surprised me. My parents really enjoyed it too and they have a lot to offer there and it’s a great school.”
Green will be having surgery on his knee this week, so visits will be put on hold until January most likely.
Signing Day is when Green plans to make his decision.