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He was born in Dade County, has visited Miami twice this calendar year, and played the second game of his junior season in Davie against Western. The plan is to come down again when the Hurricanes host Virginia in late October.
The 6-foot-5, 231-pounder shared the latest with Miami and his recruitment following his team's 14-10 loss in Broward County on Thursday night.
“We talk every day, whether that’s text or on the phone,” Ghea told InsideTheU. “I talk to Coach Cristobal a good amount as well. We got a group text, so we’re in a group chat with my family. Our relationship is very good and I just can’t wait to get back down there for the Virginia game.”
One person Miami has in Ghea’s ear constantly is his quarterback Luke Nickel. Both were in Coral Gables for the end of the summer cookout and pool party and the junior signal-caller walked away feeling like Miami was the place for him. Now he’s trying to get his teammate and classmate down there with him.
“He gets to me every day telling me what we can do in Miami, but I still have a long road ahead for me to make my decision. I’m just going to take games in the fall and see what I need to see and then make a decision come spring, summer,” Ghea said.
“I want to say it was Sunday last week, [Woodiel] sent me a few clips of the things I need to work on, walked me through the steps and what I can do to improve on that and I feel like I did that today and worked on what he taught me to do,” Ghea sai
“I feel like they’re definitely in a good spot with me. Definitely my relationship with Coach Woodiel and Coach Cristobal means a lot to me. And how [Woodiel] is developing the tight ends and I see it every day with the practice clips he sends me,” Ghea said.
