07-27-2008, 08:10 PM
We have an outstanding relationship with NMB and coach Bertani, it seems like we have offered Kemal Ishmael who plays all over the field, they also offered Quarterback Nico Flores. Ishmael would be one of the best recruits Western got if they are able to snag him.
From Scout.com
"I have offers from North Carolina, Auburn, West Virginia, Western Michigan, Mississippi State FIU and a few more," said Kemal. "I am not sure how many offers I have in all. My coach handles all of that. I haven't been to any camps this summer. We've all just been at the school working hard."
Ishmael considers himself a jack of all trades on the gridiron and he reports he is prepared to give 100% no matter where he is asked to line up.
"I just like to play the game," said Ishmael. "As long as I have a coach to tell me what to do, I can play wherever I need to. I have played wide receiver, corner, safety, kicker and deep snapper in high school. I go wherever they tell me to go."
The recruiting process has brought it's fair share of excitement to Kemal's life. He is enjoying the process, but he is looking forward to signing day.
"I just want to find a place I fit in and where I can play," said the talented wide out. "I am just ready for the future to come. I gets real crazy. Everybody wants to talk to you and get to know you, but my coach does a good job of controlling all of that."
A pre-season decision does not appear likely. Kemal reports that he may not know his college destination until closer to signing day.
"I am going to make my decision after the season," said Ishmael. "I want to take all of my visits before I do anything. I don't really
have any favorites, but I do like Virginia Tech. I really like their team."
From Scout.com
"I have offers from North Carolina, Auburn, West Virginia, Western Michigan, Mississippi State FIU and a few more," said Kemal. "I am not sure how many offers I have in all. My coach handles all of that. I haven't been to any camps this summer. We've all just been at the school working hard."
Ishmael considers himself a jack of all trades on the gridiron and he reports he is prepared to give 100% no matter where he is asked to line up.
"I just like to play the game," said Ishmael. "As long as I have a coach to tell me what to do, I can play wherever I need to. I have played wide receiver, corner, safety, kicker and deep snapper in high school. I go wherever they tell me to go."
The recruiting process has brought it's fair share of excitement to Kemal's life. He is enjoying the process, but he is looking forward to signing day.
"I just want to find a place I fit in and where I can play," said the talented wide out. "I am just ready for the future to come. I gets real crazy. Everybody wants to talk to you and get to know you, but my coach does a good job of controlling all of that."
A pre-season decision does not appear likely. Kemal reports that he may not know his college destination until closer to signing day.
"I am going to make my decision after the season," said Ishmael. "I want to take all of my visits before I do anything. I don't really
have any favorites, but I do like Virginia Tech. I really like their team."