JUCO LB Virgile Heavily Interested in Miami

JUCO LB Virgile Heavily Interested in Miami

Tito Benach
2014 JUCO LB Keeon Virgile is one of the many recruits who chose to go through the junior college route and cherishes the opportunity to be able to mature before going to a division one school.

“It’s been going great. I have some really good coaches that look out for you andmake sure you’re doing the right thing. It makes sure we are 100% grown men and we do some growing up here.”

Virgile is an inside linebacker for Nassau Community college and he is excited for the upcoming year for his team.

“Team looks great. I think were gonna comeback and have some upsets next year.”

The 6’3 240 pound linebacker is hearing from a couple schools mostly from Miami and Indiana.

When asked about the Hurricanes, Virgile cited the familiarity he has with the program from being a south Florida native.

“I really want to comeback down to the south. It’s a great school, I wanted to go there out of high school as well. I mean I’d rather be at home to tell you the truth to be with my family and my daughter.”

The JUCO pass rusher speaks with defensive line coach Jethro Franklin and likes the way he is very honest with him.

“He is real cool guy, very laid back and relaxed and he will tell you how it is. He’ll tell you if we show interest you’ll get it , but there is no guarantee.”

When asked what he will be looking for in the schools he is interested in, Virgile is mostly looking for a good connection with coaches.

“Where all the coaches are connected, like the coaches I have now. Like all the coaches are going to be on the same page.”

While Virgile is still searching for the Miami offer, there is a good chance he ends up a Cane if he gets one.

“90 percent chance I’ll end up there.”

Virgile had 54 tackles, 3 forced fumbles and one interception last year.

Highlights: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2185186/highlights/26356385
 

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2014 JUCO LB Keeon Virgile is one of the many recruits who chose to go through the junior college route and cherishes the opportunity to be able to mature before going to a division one school.

“It’s been going great. I have some really good coaches that look out for you andmake sure you’re doing the right thing. It makes sure we are 100% grown men and we do some growing up here.”

Virgile is an inside linebacker for Nassau Community college and he is excited for the upcoming year for his team.

“Team looks great. I think were gonna comeback and have some upsets next year.”

The 6’3 240 pound linebacker is hearing from a couple schools mostly from Miami and Indiana.

When asked about the Hurricanes, Virgile cited the familiarity he has with the program from being a south Florida native.

“I really want to comeback down to the south. It’s a great school, I wanted to go there out of high school as well. I mean I’d rather be at home to tell you the truth to be with my family and my daughter.”

The JUCO pass rusher speaks with defensive line coach Jethro Franklin and likes the way he is very honest with him.

“He is real cool guy, very laid back and relaxed and he will tell you how it is. He’ll tell you if we show interest you’ll get it , but there is no guarantee.

When asked what he will be looking for in the schools he is interested in, Virgile is mostly looking for a good connection with coaches.

“Where all the coaches are connected, like the coaches I have now. Like all the coaches are going to be on the same page.”

While Virgile is still searching for the Miami offer, there is a good chance he ends up a Cane if he gets one.

“90 percent chance I’ll end up there.”

Virgile had 54 tackles, 3 forced fumbles and one interception last year.

Highlights: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2185186/highlights/26356385


As much **** as Jethro gets, I appreciate him not being a used cars salesman Lame Kiffin type. The kids who fall for that, well, it is what it is then.
 
Said this yesterday that the kid wants to go to UM bad. I think he would be a solid pick up. We need linebackers now. But if its him or smothers then I'm takin smothers.
 
Said this yesterday that the kid wants to go to UM bad. I think he would be a solid pick up. We need linebackers now. But if its him or smothers then I'm takin smothers.

I want Smothers badly but I also like Virgile so the staff will figure it out
 
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Good interview Tito, as for keeon I hope he continues to work hard for the offer. I don't like his film at all but we will see how the situation plays out.
 
I remember Virgile from high school....an ok prospect.
 
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just some thoughts on his highlights
-size pops off the screen
-high effort
-doesnt look like he run in a straight line very fast but can shed blocks
-sound tackler
-doesnt read very fast (could be bad coaching)
-not many plays against the pass (TIFWIW not to many juco teams air it out)

overall i see why he is a "plan B" one thing that i like in smothers tape that i dont see in his tape is those violent hits. i wouldnt be mad with him he just might need a rs season
 
Good interview Tito, as for keeon I hope he continues to work hard for the offer. I don't like his film at all but we will see how the situation plays out.

We trust the staff though, if they want him nobody should complain now

I think we have one of the best recruiting staffs in the nation, but that doesn't mean they're flawless. They make mistakes as well
 
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Good interview Tito, as for keeon I hope he continues to work hard for the offer. I don't like his film at all but we will see how the situation plays out.

We trust the staff though, if they want him nobody should complain now

I think we have one of the best recruiting staffs in the nation, but that doesn't mean they're flawless. They make mistakes as well

Nobody's perfect and they can make mistakes with as many 3* as 5*, so the key is do you have a great staff and if you're lucky enough to have one then you got to trust them
 
Good interview Tito, as for keeon I hope he continues to work hard for the offer. I don't like his film at all but we will see how the situation plays out.

We trust the staff though, if they want him nobody should complain now

I think we have one of the best recruiting staffs in the nation, but that doesn't mean they're flawless. They make mistakes as well

Nobody's perfect and they can make mistakes with as many 3* as 5*, so the key is do you have a great staff and if you're lucky enough to have one then you got to trust them

not really its more of a numbers thing
 
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