'09 FL S Angelo Hadley (Official Offer)

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'09 FL S Angelo Hadley



Safety
Seffner (FL) Armwood

Ht: 6-foot-1
Wt: 185 lbs
Class: 2009 (High School)

Prep Report - Hillsborough Sports - from TBO.com Blogs

Petey Smith said Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville was at Armwood’s campus within the last few weeks and extended an offer to him, as well as an offer to junior defensive back Angelo Hadley and junior defensive lineman Ryne Giddins. It is one of many offers Smith has collected from a major Division I program.

Petey Smith said the trio of Hawks standout junior defensive players have at least discussed the possibility of heading to Auburn together. How serious they were in those discussions remains to be seen.

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Prep Report - Hillsborough Sports - from TBO.com Blogs

lineman Ryne Giddins are considered some of the state’s most sought-after recruits, a third member of the Hawks defense is garnering his fair share of attention as well, according to Hawks coach Sean Callahan.

That third member would be junior defensive back Angelo Hadley.

“Angelo’s stock is going through the roof,” Callahan said.

The latest schools to offer Hadley, a Tribune All-Hillsborough County first-team selection in 2007, include Ohio State, Tennessee and Central Florida, Callahan said.

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3/26

By A. Bone. Video Highlights.

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5/26

From Huskersillustrated...Has offers from Auburn, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Tennessee, South Florida, Central Florida, South Carolina, Michigan State, Illinois and Iowa. Talks about Nebraska and his game.

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6/4

From the UGA site...talks about the UGA offer and says his most recent offers are from Auburn, Illinois, Tennessee, Michigan and North Carolina. Very interested in North Carolina, Georgia, South Florida, Alabama and Auburn and says OSU would be on his list if they offered.

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7/22

By A Bone. Hadley enjoyed his visit to North Carolina, and will making trips to Auburn and Georgia in the coming weeks. Auburn, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Michigan make up his favorites right now. He will decide after his senior season.

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Scout: Nothing In Stone (FREE)

Nothing in Stone By Allen Wallace
National Recruiting Editor
Posted Jul 31, 2008



"I want to play for a program that is known for producing safeties and for coaches who really know what they are doing," Angelo Hadley said. "I don't plan on making a decision until after the season because I want to see as much as I can. I'll take all of my visits for sure." Hadley said he favors Georgia, Auburn, North Carolina, Michigan, Tennessee, Illinois, Florida and South Florida.
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8/3

From the Auburn site. Hadley has a top 6 of Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Michigan, Auburn and Illinois. Academics, the staff and how well the school puts DB's into the NFL will all be major factors. He will take his time making his choice.

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Hadley has final four

Armwood safety Angelo Hadley, whom rivals.com rates as the state's 90th best senior prospect, has narrowed his list of potential colleges to four: Florida, Georgia, Michigan and North Carolina.

"It's going to be one of those four," Hadley told the Times on Tuesday.

Of the group, all but Florida has offered the 6-foot, 190-pound Hadley a scholarship, but Hadley is optimistic that will change. He recently visited UNC (he gave the visit a "9") and is in the process of planning official visits to the other three.

A three-year starter who has two interceptions for the nationally ranked Hawks (a team with three shutouts), Hadley also has considered schools such as Auburn, Clemson and Southern California during the recruiting process. All three offered scholarships, he said.

Here's what Hadley had to say about his finalists ...

Florida: "It's another good SEC team. They won a national championship two years ago and are looking forward to building for another."

Georgia: "They're a good team in the SEC. They always have winning seasons. It's a great program that produces a lot of (NFL) safeties."

Michigan: "It's an up-and-coming program. They're trying to build a team right now."

North Carolina: "It's a great campus and everything. It's a good up-and-coming program with Coach (Butch) Davis as the head coach."

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11/4

From TheWolverine...will decide this week whether he will visit Michigan on 11/15 with Mywan Jackson.