Gurvan Hall is one of Miami’s prized longstanding commitments who has not wavered in his pledge since announcing. Hall will sign on Wednesday morning and enroll in January.
Hall explained how his official visit this weekend felt more like a culmination of hard work before they begin their college careers.
“We all knew each other for a long one since last year at summer time — so just getting back around everybody’s family and other people was a blessing,” Hall said. “Each and every last one of us is ready to get back there to work.”
As an early enrollee, Hall knows there will be a period of learning how to navigate college responsibilities.
“I just need to get adjusted to campus life and all of us just have to trust the process,” he said.
The dynamic safety commit will room with running back Lorenzo Lingard.
“We actually have a lot in common. We both run track, we have a good time when we hang around each other too,” Hall said.
I asked Hall who faster — him or Lingard? He responded without hesitation.
“I’m faster — He’s gonna say he’s faster, but one day you’ll see.”
“The 2017 class is getting us close to being a national champion, but the 2018 class is going to get everybody a ring. We’re bringing the U back,” he said.
Hall then claimed that he wants to wear the #26 jersey at The U.
“The 26 is back,” Hall boldly stated.
A Miami source said that it has not been officially decided that Hall will wear the number, but he is definitely expressing the interest to do so.
Hall explained how his official visit this weekend felt more like a culmination of hard work before they begin their college careers.
“We all knew each other for a long one since last year at summer time — so just getting back around everybody’s family and other people was a blessing,” Hall said. “Each and every last one of us is ready to get back there to work.”
As an early enrollee, Hall knows there will be a period of learning how to navigate college responsibilities.
“I just need to get adjusted to campus life and all of us just have to trust the process,” he said.
The dynamic safety commit will room with running back Lorenzo Lingard.
“We actually have a lot in common. We both run track, we have a good time when we hang around each other too,” Hall said.
I asked Hall who faster — him or Lingard? He responded without hesitation.
“I’m faster — He’s gonna say he’s faster, but one day you’ll see.”
“The 2017 class is getting us close to being a national champion, but the 2018 class is going to get everybody a ring. We’re bringing the U back,” he said.
Hall then claimed that he wants to wear the #26 jersey at The U.
“The 26 is back,” Hall boldly stated.
A Miami source said that it has not been officially decided that Hall will wear the number, but he is definitely expressing the interest to do so.
