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Guys, I spoke earlier with American Heritage (Fla.) 2017 four-star RB Kyshaun Bryan, one of the more recent offers by Justin Fuente's new staff. Just wanted to get a gauge on if the new offer changes anything for him.
Bryan said he now has 11 offers. Atmosphere and comfort are the biggest things he's looking for, but he also seems to have a strong affinity for the ACC. The real interesting thing here, though, is that Bryan said assistant coach Zohn Burden is the one who offered him. That means, to an extent, it sounds like Burden will be recruiting some in Florida. He didn't this past year.
Bryan said that so far, there hasn't been any in-depth conversation with him and Burden. It's been just "get to know you" type of talk, but Bryan said he likes Burden and what he's heard. Still, the Hokies have some ground to make up.
I asked Bryan what schools were standing out in any way and he said Florida State, Miami, Florida, Ohio State, West Virginia and Clemson. He's already visited Florida State and Florida, but said he grew up a big Gators fan. Still, it sounds like he's definitely visiting Florida State for junior day with the possibility of visiting the others mentioned, as well as Virginia Tech.
Bryan is coming off injuries in back to back seasons, a sprained ligament in his ankle as a sophomore and a sprained knee this season, but says he's fully healthy now. This spring will be big for him to show his full health and he said he plans to participate in both the Nike and Rivals camps. Still very early for VT, but there's slight interest, meaning Burden and the Hokies need to keep it up.
Guys, I spoke earlier with American Heritage (Fla.) 2017 four-star RB Kyshaun Bryan, one of the more recent offers by Justin Fuente's new staff. Just wanted to get a gauge on if the new offer changes anything for him.
Bryan said he now has 11 offers. Atmosphere and comfort are the biggest things he's looking for, but he also seems to have a strong affinity for the ACC. The real interesting thing here, though, is that Bryan said assistant coach Zohn Burden is the one who offered him. That means, to an extent, it sounds like Burden will be recruiting some in Florida. He didn't this past year.
Bryan said that so far, there hasn't been any in-depth conversation with him and Burden. It's been just "get to know you" type of talk, but Bryan said he likes Burden and what he's heard. Still, the Hokies have some ground to make up.
I asked Bryan what schools were standing out in any way and he said Florida State, Miami, Florida, Ohio State, West Virginia and Clemson. He's already visited Florida State and Florida, but said he grew up a big Gators fan. Still, it sounds like he's definitely visiting Florida State for junior day with the possibility of visiting the others mentioned, as well as Virginia Tech.
Bryan is coming off injuries in back to back seasons, a sprained ligament in his ankle as a sophomore and a sprained knee this season, but says he's fully healthy now. This spring will be big for him to show his full health and he said he plans to participate in both the Nike and Rivals camps. Still very early for VT, but there's slight interest, meaning Burden and the Hokies need to keep it up.
