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'15 UT ILB Jeremiah Ieremia (Verbal to BYU)

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Hurricane H.S. (Hurricane, UT)

Ht: 6'2"
Wt: 225
40:

Rivals rating: 3*-5.6rr; unranked ILB
Scout rating: 3*; #36 MLB
ESPN rating: 3*-75 grade; #37 ILB
247s rating: 3*-86 rating; #24 ILB

Reported Offers: Boise State, BYU, Hawaii, Oregon State, Southern Utah, Utah State, Washington
 
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Wow! Hurricane, Utah on the map with an FBS prospect! I would guess with the population growth in the last decade that St. George area football is a little bit improved in competition now. His tape seems to show a strength in sticking with his man after contact instead of bouncing off while trying to make a hit.

Zion Canyon Brewing distribution area represent!
 
CM, talk about deserving of Rep! Where'd you get all these new offers from? Some good talent in these offers.
 
I've seen this kid play in person. I'm not surprised by the multiple offers. His team had a down year last year, but he is clearly talented with good size, speed and football acumen. This is a recruit that I would love to see in black and gold. Hopefully these Utah recruits will look very closely at CU under Coach Mac. Coach Mac is head and shoulders above any of the current D1 coaches in Utah, even though I really respect Whittingham. Coach Mac runs a program that respects the athlete and is based on accepting personal and team responsibilities that a lot of the Utah kids and their parents will respond well to. Then add in the education, diversity, and the football facilities, heritage and future that CU provides. Go Buffs!
 
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I wonder if kids down in that area feel more drawn to the Arizona schools or UNLV or even the Southern California schools than Utah or Colorado.
 
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