2028 The Ghost Twins (Amiir Woodward) from Oradell, NJ (Bergen Catholic HS)

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The Ghost Twins (Adrian & Amiir Woodward) from Bergen Catholic offered after visiting. Its early but appears like they're both picking up offers at every school they visit.


 


More than 30 programs have offered the pair — and there is a reason for that. The brothers plan to make their college decision together.

“We are going to the same school,” Amiir told Rivals. “We have always wanted to do that. The schools we talk to know that. We will take our visits together and we will make our decision together.”

Programs across the country are recruiting the highly regarded defensive backs. In the updated Rivals300 for the 2028 class, Amiir checks in at No. 9 overall while Adrian is ranked No. 140.

If there is an early favorite, however, it may be Miami, the ACC program that played for the national championship in January.

“Miami is up there for us,” Adrian said. “We have been there a few times and we both like them a lot.”

Several factors stand out about Miami for the twins.

“They produce defensive backs, they play aggressive and they have a lot of energy,” Adrian said. “Miami is DBU. We love the weather too.”
 
Amiir broke the 200m 22 second barrier four times (50%) this spring and recently broke the 6.5 barrier for the 55m a few weeks ago.


It appears Adrian is faster in the 200m and Amiir is faster in the 55m. Amiir had been posting 6.6s for a while until he got 6.45. His best 200m is 21.51. Adrian on the other hand, has ran below 22 seconds in all eight of his 200m races this spring.

Adrian’s fastest 200m below. His best 55m is 6.72m.

200 Metres21.29
 
“They produce defensive backs, they play aggressive and they have a lot of energy,” Adrian said. “Miami is DBU. We love the weather too.”
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“Miami is definitely up there,” Adrian said. “We love it. We love how their defensive backs play. You could say they are DBU. We visited there, and the coaches showed us a lot of love. They have a great atmosphere. It’s beautiful out there.”

“The coaches showed a lot of love,” Amiir said. “They showed us how they practice and how they play. I like how the coaches teach their technique and how aggressive they are in practice and in games.” “The biggest thing for me was how the corners played” Amiir said. “Their corners are very aggressive. They play man-to-man. I like that. I think it’s a great fit.”

“We want to see another practice and another game,” Adrian said. “We’ve already seen both, but it will be great to see it again and see how they look this season.”

“We already have that chemistry since we’re twins,” Adrian said. “We both have man-to-man technique. Amiir plays more corner, while I play more around the secondary. We’re both lengthy and have speed.”

Both Amiir and Adrian are represented by NIL agent Latish Kinsler, who also works closely with Top 100 Miami linebacker commit AJ Randle.
 
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