2014 Hardee Defensive End Keyon Brown is getting ready to start a new season and hopes that the added years of experience will help his team reach new heights.
“We are excited, were ready to go out there and hit somebody else rather then hitting our own guys over and over again. The difference between this year’s team and last years is the experience. Last year we had I guess what you would call a lot of “rookies” so this year should be different.”
The Hardee defensive end has set some high expectations for next season already and is also hoping to help his team with his play.
“I’m looking to have at least around twenty five sacks and take my team as far as we can make it.”
The 6’3 230 pound defensive end is one of the top prospects in Florida this year and is getting recognized by schools all around the nation.
“The recruiting process has picked up a lot lately, I have a total of twenty offers. It’s not that hectic, I don’t get that many phone calls rather then mail. Right now the recruiting process is kind of fun for me.”
Some of Brown’s latest offers are Mississippi State, Michigan State and Georgia. While there is a dozen number of schools that are after the star prospect; there are three schools in particular he has taken notice of.
“Miami, Florida State, and Georgia are three schools that are really sticking out to me right now.”
When asked about Miami, Brown spoke about the relationship he has with the coaches.
“The relationships I have with the coaches, Coach Franklin and Coach Golden. Also How I feel at home when I’m there and how it feels like a family.”
Another school that does seem to be catching his eye is the Miami rival, Florida State.
“Coach Haggins, I like him a lot, he is really cool, they also have a great defense and the campus is beautiful.”
While Brown is listed as a defensive end, there has been some talk of him playing as a hybrid end/linebacker spot. He gave his thoughts on what it would be like to play that.
“I would like to play it, it would definitely be fun, change it up a little.”
The Wauchula native wants to announce at end of his senior season.
“We are excited, were ready to go out there and hit somebody else rather then hitting our own guys over and over again. The difference between this year’s team and last years is the experience. Last year we had I guess what you would call a lot of “rookies” so this year should be different.”
The Hardee defensive end has set some high expectations for next season already and is also hoping to help his team with his play.
“I’m looking to have at least around twenty five sacks and take my team as far as we can make it.”
The 6’3 230 pound defensive end is one of the top prospects in Florida this year and is getting recognized by schools all around the nation.
“The recruiting process has picked up a lot lately, I have a total of twenty offers. It’s not that hectic, I don’t get that many phone calls rather then mail. Right now the recruiting process is kind of fun for me.”
Some of Brown’s latest offers are Mississippi State, Michigan State and Georgia. While there is a dozen number of schools that are after the star prospect; there are three schools in particular he has taken notice of.
“Miami, Florida State, and Georgia are three schools that are really sticking out to me right now.”
When asked about Miami, Brown spoke about the relationship he has with the coaches.
“The relationships I have with the coaches, Coach Franklin and Coach Golden. Also How I feel at home when I’m there and how it feels like a family.”
Another school that does seem to be catching his eye is the Miami rival, Florida State.
“Coach Haggins, I like him a lot, he is really cool, they also have a great defense and the campus is beautiful.”
While Brown is listed as a defensive end, there has been some talk of him playing as a hybrid end/linebacker spot. He gave his thoughts on what it would be like to play that.
“I would like to play it, it would definitely be fun, change it up a little.”
The Wauchula native wants to announce at end of his senior season.
