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2014 Blanch Ely (Fla.) LB Terry McCray is considered one of the top pass rushers in Broward County for the upcoming season. McCray is looking to get himself even better with his team’s spring season.
“The spring is going good, I think we’re have a pretty good team this year. I think I have been improving and I think I’m gonna have a good season this year.”
McCray was a major contributor to the defense last year as he helped pressure the quarterback along with stuffing the run.
“I think my best skill is probably my rush, but also I think I can cover so I would say those are my two best skills. I want to improve on my block pickup during this spring.”
Prior to the spring, two of McCray’s most prominent schools that were after him were LSU and Miami. That list has severely increased with programs such as Michigan State, Minnesota and others getting involved.
“The recruiting process is going good, I actually picked up an offer today from Minnesota. Recently, I’ve been speaking with Michigan State, FSU, I think I should be getting an offer from them soon and also Florida, and Miami.”
The 6’2 215 pound rush edge linebacker has been on Miami’s radar for a while and talked about his interest in the hometown team.
“I like everything, it was one of my favorite schools growing up. I just like the atmosphere when I’m there and a lot of my friends went there.”
The Blanch Ely product has been speaking with Coach Michael Barrow and Coach Hurlie Brown and has built a good relationship with both coaches.
“I love them, they’re real nice and we always talk. They are really cool guys. They ask me how I’m doing in school and how the team looks.”
One interesting factor is how McCray’s cousin happens to be a former hurricane; Teraz McCray. The rush edge linebacker does admit that his cousin helps Miami.
“He tells me it’s a great school education wise and football wise. He just tells me it’s a good school for me.”
McCray is planning to have a decision by the end of the summer. He is looking at several factors when choosing a university.
“A school I can adapt to, has to have a good education with somewhere I can really learn. The football team has to be fully dedicated from the first string to the third string.”
“The spring is going good, I think we’re have a pretty good team this year. I think I have been improving and I think I’m gonna have a good season this year.”
McCray was a major contributor to the defense last year as he helped pressure the quarterback along with stuffing the run.
“I think my best skill is probably my rush, but also I think I can cover so I would say those are my two best skills. I want to improve on my block pickup during this spring.”
Prior to the spring, two of McCray’s most prominent schools that were after him were LSU and Miami. That list has severely increased with programs such as Michigan State, Minnesota and others getting involved.
“The recruiting process is going good, I actually picked up an offer today from Minnesota. Recently, I’ve been speaking with Michigan State, FSU, I think I should be getting an offer from them soon and also Florida, and Miami.”
The 6’2 215 pound rush edge linebacker has been on Miami’s radar for a while and talked about his interest in the hometown team.
“I like everything, it was one of my favorite schools growing up. I just like the atmosphere when I’m there and a lot of my friends went there.”
The Blanch Ely product has been speaking with Coach Michael Barrow and Coach Hurlie Brown and has built a good relationship with both coaches.
“I love them, they’re real nice and we always talk. They are really cool guys. They ask me how I’m doing in school and how the team looks.”
One interesting factor is how McCray’s cousin happens to be a former hurricane; Teraz McCray. The rush edge linebacker does admit that his cousin helps Miami.
“He tells me it’s a great school education wise and football wise. He just tells me it’s a good school for me.”
McCray is planning to have a decision by the end of the summer. He is looking at several factors when choosing a university.
“A school I can adapt to, has to have a good education with somewhere I can really learn. The football team has to be fully dedicated from the first string to the third string.”
