I had to worry about what was the best decision for me."Ī two-time first-team all-area selection, Bostwick finished his high school career with 176 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, three sacks and one fumble recovery. I talked to my parents and I had to cut it out. "UM is my home, but I had to take that out of the equation. "There was a lot I had to deal with," Bostwick said. The Hurricanes long were considered a frontrunner ? especially since his cousin, Thurston Armbrister, is a junior linebacker for the Hurricanes. Miami had been recruiting Bostwick, a Miami native, since the end of his freshman year. "I know I have a good opportunity to have early playing time and it's in the SEC. "I knew they had the facilities to take care of me," Bostwick said. He said the visit was "perfect" and he appreciated the respectful way the coaching staff treated his family.
With the school's athletes watching from the stands and Western Kentucky signee Justin Martinez sitting at the table next to him, Bostwick acted torn between the three hats in front of him before donning the Florida hat.īostwick said he made the decision late Tuesday night and informed Muschamp then because, "I didn't want him to be stressed out."īostwick took an official visit to Florida this past weekend. (defensive line coach Bryant Young), I had a very good relationship with him ? (head) coach (Will) Muschamp, too. "I was real comfortable with the coaching staff (at Florida), coach B.Y. "Coming down the stretch, I sat down with the parents and made the decision I had to make for my life," Bostwick said, while wearing a blue Florida hat. The 6-foot-4, 288-pound all-state selection also was considering Miami and Alabama, but felt Florida was the best fit. Lucie West Centennial defensive tackle, rated as the 25th best tackle in the nation by, signed with the University of Florida in Centennial's gymnasium on Wednesday morning. LUCIE ? Jay-nard Bostwick picked his future over family.
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