2014 Miami commit Alin Edouard was excited to go out and compete at the Al Golden football camp on Saturday as well as get the chance to work with offensive coordinator Coach Coley.
“Working with coach Coley today was great, those are the types of coaches you look for. He really coaches because he knows exactly how he wants everything to be right. If he is teaching you something and you get it wrong, he isn’t gonna leave that space until you get it right, which is what I like about him.”
Edouard really enjoyed throwing and working but also enjoyed talking with coach Coley.
“He told me not everything is about you arm, it’s really about your legs. That’s what I’m gonna work out in the offseason. He told me I did great and that he loved my release.”
The Hialeah quarterback’s performance was superior to everyone else’s there which landed him the Camp MVP honor.
“I was just going out there to do what I had to do. I actually competed in the fastest man on campus challenge and it was me in the final with Brandon Powell, and Juwon (Young) and he came in and beat us.”
Once the camp ended, the 6’1", 185 pound prospect got the chance to tour the campus and check out the locker room.
“The campus was very great. When you look at a school, you have to look at the atmosphere when you're coming in, you can’t just say I like this and thats it. I saw the campus and I was very impressed with what I saw.”
Following the visit, Edouard now rates his commitment level as normal.
“I’m at the normal level right now.”
“Working with coach Coley today was great, those are the types of coaches you look for. He really coaches because he knows exactly how he wants everything to be right. If he is teaching you something and you get it wrong, he isn’t gonna leave that space until you get it right, which is what I like about him.”
Edouard really enjoyed throwing and working but also enjoyed talking with coach Coley.
“He told me not everything is about you arm, it’s really about your legs. That’s what I’m gonna work out in the offseason. He told me I did great and that he loved my release.”
The Hialeah quarterback’s performance was superior to everyone else’s there which landed him the Camp MVP honor.
“I was just going out there to do what I had to do. I actually competed in the fastest man on campus challenge and it was me in the final with Brandon Powell, and Juwon (Young) and he came in and beat us.”
Once the camp ended, the 6’1", 185 pound prospect got the chance to tour the campus and check out the locker room.
“The campus was very great. When you look at a school, you have to look at the atmosphere when you're coming in, you can’t just say I like this and thats it. I saw the campus and I was very impressed with what I saw.”
Following the visit, Edouard now rates his commitment level as normal.
“I’m at the normal level right now.”
