2014 Delray Beach (Fla.) defensive end Kevin Bronson is looking to end his senior year on a good mark and has been working with his team this summer to get better.
“We are coming in at four o’clock every day. mondays, wednesdays and friday’s we are lifting and on tuesday’s we are doing conditioning.”
Bronson is always working on his craft as he is continuously looking to get better.
“Getting even more quicker off the ball and my pass rush. My technique is something thats important too.”
While the 6’3 233 pound rusher is looking to help his team make a deep playoff run. Their is one date he is circling on the schedule for next year.
“Glades Day, because every year they beat us and this is going to be my senior year and I want to go out winning and on top.”
Bronson has been hearing from multiple schools such as Rutgers, Miami, and Arkansas and seems to be enjoying the recruiting process.
“It’s going alright, it gets tiring with all the mail and stuff they send you. I probably get three phone calls a day from coaches.”
The Delray Beach product currently has no leaders but is very interested in the hometown team.
“I like them because they put a lot of players in the league and it’s really close to home.”
The Hurricanes are recruiting Bronson as a standup edge rusher who can also see some time with his hand on the ground blitzing the passer.
“They’re recruiting me as a standup outside linebacker D-end kind of but I’ll still gonna play with my hand on the ground.”
Bronson is in constant contact with the Miami coaches and has built a bond with the defensive line coach.
“I mostly speak with coach (Jethro) Franklin, the D-line coach. He is a good coach, he is honest with me, very straight forward with me. He tells ‘we really need you’ and that ‘there is a chance you can play early’.”
The other school competing with Miami is Rutgers. The Knights have drawn interest in Bronson and he likes the staff up in New Jersey.
“It’s a place where they keep it honest with me and they tell me I can be the man up there. I like their defense too, they do a lot of stunts and thats what I do with my quickness.”
Bronson currently has no timetable for a decision but will be looking for a place with a “family feel”
“I want them to provide me with a great tutor who can help me in the classroom and somewhere where I feel a family atmosphere and a football atmosphere.”
“We are coming in at four o’clock every day. mondays, wednesdays and friday’s we are lifting and on tuesday’s we are doing conditioning.”
Bronson is always working on his craft as he is continuously looking to get better.
“Getting even more quicker off the ball and my pass rush. My technique is something thats important too.”
While the 6’3 233 pound rusher is looking to help his team make a deep playoff run. Their is one date he is circling on the schedule for next year.
“Glades Day, because every year they beat us and this is going to be my senior year and I want to go out winning and on top.”
Bronson has been hearing from multiple schools such as Rutgers, Miami, and Arkansas and seems to be enjoying the recruiting process.
“It’s going alright, it gets tiring with all the mail and stuff they send you. I probably get three phone calls a day from coaches.”
The Delray Beach product currently has no leaders but is very interested in the hometown team.
“I like them because they put a lot of players in the league and it’s really close to home.”
The Hurricanes are recruiting Bronson as a standup edge rusher who can also see some time with his hand on the ground blitzing the passer.
“They’re recruiting me as a standup outside linebacker D-end kind of but I’ll still gonna play with my hand on the ground.”
Bronson is in constant contact with the Miami coaches and has built a bond with the defensive line coach.
“I mostly speak with coach (Jethro) Franklin, the D-line coach. He is a good coach, he is honest with me, very straight forward with me. He tells ‘we really need you’ and that ‘there is a chance you can play early’.”
The other school competing with Miami is Rutgers. The Knights have drawn interest in Bronson and he likes the staff up in New Jersey.
“It’s a place where they keep it honest with me and they tell me I can be the man up there. I like their defense too, they do a lot of stunts and thats what I do with my quickness.”
Bronson currently has no timetable for a decision but will be looking for a place with a “family feel”
“I want them to provide me with a great tutor who can help me in the classroom and somewhere where I feel a family atmosphere and a football atmosphere.”
