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Hollywood (FL) Hollywood Hills High School LB Griffin Goins was an invited recruit at the UM-Boston College game on Friday.
"I shook hands with the coaches, met them - it was a good experience, I really liked it," Goins said.
The 6-foot-1, 235-pounder with 4.6-second speed said he's a big Hurricane fan and that, despite the loss, "I had a great time. It's always a great time gong to any UM game. Miami, that's my team."
Goins doesn't have any early offers but says UM is sending him regular recruiting mail. And he knows what he'll do if he lands a Miami offer down the road.
"I want to be a Hurricane," Goins said. "That's one of my biggest goals. I'll take it if they offer."
Asked his thoughts on Friday's game, Goins said, "I was impressed with the offense. It was pretty good. The defense was pretty much holding it down, but games tend to go different ways. I understand what happened."
What does he see for UM's future?
"I think they'll be doing real well," Goins said. "Seeing the rebuilding from last year, they have a new coach - I think they're on a good road, especially with Al Golden. He's turning things around."
* Goins' team finished with a 2-8 record. He had over 100 tackles with six sacks, seven forced fumbles and 13 rushing touchdowns.
He's being recruited as a linebacker.
"I shook hands with the coaches, met them - it was a good experience, I really liked it," Goins said.
The 6-foot-1, 235-pounder with 4.6-second speed said he's a big Hurricane fan and that, despite the loss, "I had a great time. It's always a great time gong to any UM game. Miami, that's my team."
Goins doesn't have any early offers but says UM is sending him regular recruiting mail. And he knows what he'll do if he lands a Miami offer down the road.
"I want to be a Hurricane," Goins said. "That's one of my biggest goals. I'll take it if they offer."
Asked his thoughts on Friday's game, Goins said, "I was impressed with the offense. It was pretty good. The defense was pretty much holding it down, but games tend to go different ways. I understand what happened."
What does he see for UM's future?
"I think they'll be doing real well," Goins said. "Seeing the rebuilding from last year, they have a new coach - I think they're on a good road, especially with Al Golden. He's turning things around."
* Goins' team finished with a 2-8 record. He had over 100 tackles with six sacks, seven forced fumbles and 13 rushing touchdowns.
He's being recruited as a linebacker.
