Miramar was in search of a big replacement when five-star cornerback Tracy Howard graduated and moved onto college. 2015 CB Tyrek Cole
seems to be picking up where Howard left off.
Cole is the starting corner for the powerful Miramar defense that is averaging around 17 points per game allowed.
“We are trying to get the offense on their feet right now, because the defense is holding its own, but we gotta get the offense on point.”
Playing in South Florida, Cole has to face some of the best receivers in the country. Somebody that he had to cover earlier this year was Northeast's star, Stacy Coley.
“After the game everybody was congratulating me, even he (Coley) told me to keep working and said I did a great job. My coaches and friends
were all telling me great things.”
While Cole is replacing Howard, he did learn some valuable tips from the Miami freshman.
“He taught me how to watch film and how to study. He also told me to play with confidence and swag, because when you play with those you
play better.”
Cole happens to play with one of Miami’s big 2013 targets in linebacker Jermaine Grace . He spoke about what it’s like to play with
Grace.
“It makes you feel confident when he is on your side. He is like a monster, so he can get the job done. He is all over the field making
tackles.”
While the sophomore corner is still young, he is being looked at by many colleges.
“It’s going alright, I’m getting looked at by Florida, the Florida DB coach (Travaris Robinson) comes to the school and Miami and West
Virginia too.”
The Miramar product has high interest in the 'Canes.
“Yeah, I love Miami. I like the swag that they play with.”
Miami may have advantage with two former Miramar players on the team in corner Tracy Howard and receiver Malcolm Lewis.
“It helps them (Miami) out, because they already got Tracy Howard and they can get a great linebacker in Jermaine Grace.”
Cole will be attendance for next Thursday's game against Virginia Tech.
seems to be picking up where Howard left off.
Cole is the starting corner for the powerful Miramar defense that is averaging around 17 points per game allowed.
“We are trying to get the offense on their feet right now, because the defense is holding its own, but we gotta get the offense on point.”
Playing in South Florida, Cole has to face some of the best receivers in the country. Somebody that he had to cover earlier this year was Northeast's star, Stacy Coley.
“After the game everybody was congratulating me, even he (Coley) told me to keep working and said I did a great job. My coaches and friends
were all telling me great things.”
While Cole is replacing Howard, he did learn some valuable tips from the Miami freshman.
“He taught me how to watch film and how to study. He also told me to play with confidence and swag, because when you play with those you
play better.”
Cole happens to play with one of Miami’s big 2013 targets in linebacker Jermaine Grace . He spoke about what it’s like to play with
Grace.
“It makes you feel confident when he is on your side. He is like a monster, so he can get the job done. He is all over the field making
tackles.”
While the sophomore corner is still young, he is being looked at by many colleges.
“It’s going alright, I’m getting looked at by Florida, the Florida DB coach (Travaris Robinson) comes to the school and Miami and West
Virginia too.”
The Miramar product has high interest in the 'Canes.
“Yeah, I love Miami. I like the swag that they play with.”
Miami may have advantage with two former Miramar players on the team in corner Tracy Howard and receiver Malcolm Lewis.
“It helps them (Miami) out, because they already got Tracy Howard and they can get a great linebacker in Jermaine Grace.”
Cole will be attendance for next Thursday's game against Virginia Tech.
