Defensive end Anthony Chickillo sounded confused in 2009.
The Florida native's recruiting was heating up the winter of his junior season. He would go on to become ESPN's No. 24 overall prospect — and record five sacks as a freshman with Miami — but, in 2009, he spent his days poring over a mountain of letters from every school in the nation.
Well, almost every school.
The Florida native's recruiting was heating up the winter of his junior season. He would go on to become ESPN's No. 24 overall prospect — and record five sacks as a freshman with Miami — but, in 2009, he spent his days poring over a mountain of letters from every school in the nation.
Well, almost every school.
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Josh Moyer joined ESPN.com in 2012 after covering Penn State football for recruiting website Nittany Network and City Hall for The Citizens' Voice in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Moyer graduated from Penn State and earned his graduate degree at Columbia. Email him at espnjoshmoyer@gmail.com.