Miami offers New Jersey sophomore cornerback

Trinton Breeze
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Newark (N.J.) Shabazz five-star cornerback Nasir Richardson will visit Miami for the first time when the Hurricanes host Florida State on Oct. 17.

“We’re looking forward to spending time with the staff,” Richardson’s father Dominique said. “We want to hear their vision for Nasir, how he fits into their defense, and how they would develop him as a corner. We’re also looking forward to experiencing the game-day atmosphere and seeing how comfortable Nasir feels there. Miami has our attention, so this is a big opportunity for us to get a feel for the program.”

Richardson has already taken visits this fall to Penn State and Michigan. The family has been looking forward to getting down to Coral Gables and spending more time with head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff.

“The tradition of The U definitely stands out,” Richardson said. “The confidence they play with, the championship history, and the defensive backs who have come through that program. With Nasir being a corner, that catches our attention. We’re excited to see it firsthand and hear how the staff would help him build his own legacy there.”


@Memnon 👀
Is he Wright level or better?
 
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Need to put his name in the post subject line, when I searched earlier to post, this didnt come up.. Either way, this is big time
 
Newark (N.J.) Shabazz five-star cornerback Nasir Richardson will visit Miami for the first time when the Hurricanes host Florida State on Oct. 17.

“We’re looking forward to spending time with the staff,” Richardson’s father Dominique said. “We want to hear their vision for Nasir, how he fits into their defense, and how they would develop him as a corner. We’re also looking forward to experiencing the game-day atmosphere and seeing how comfortable Nasir feels there. Miami has our attention, so this is a big opportunity for us to get a feel for the program.”

Richardson has already taken visits this fall to Penn State and Michigan. The family has been looking forward to getting down to Coral Gables and spending more time with head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff.

“The tradition of The U definitely stands out,” Richardson said. “The confidence they play with, the championship history, and the defensive backs who have come through that program. With Nasir being a corner, that catches our attention. We’re excited to see it firsthand and hear how the staff would help him build his own legacy there.”


@Memnon 👀
Is he Wright level or better?
I'd say his upside is Greg Newsome II.
 
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