Highly touted four-star athlete Micah Matthews from Turner Ashby (Virginia) High School has added a late stop to his official visit tour this spring, choosing to visit the University of Maryland from June 21-23. Matthews has already visited the University of Virginia in April and has planned visits to BYU, Utah, Virginia Tech, and UNC before finishing up at Maryland.
The Terps began recruiting Matthews in the fall, with then-wide receiver coach Gunter Brewer making a strong effort to bring him to Maryland. Matthews attended a game against Penn State and despite changes in the coaching staff, he has developed a strong connection to the program.
Matthews is a versatile athlete who has the ability to play multiple positions on the field, making him a highly sought-after recruit. His decision to visit Maryland adds to the excitement surrounding the football program as they look to build a strong recruiting class.
The visit to Maryland will give Matthews a chance to see the campus, meet with coaches, and get a feel for the program. With interest from several other top schools, including Virginia, BYU, and Virginia Tech, the Terps will look to make a strong impression on Matthews during his visit.
Overall, Matthews is an important recruit for Maryland and his decision to include the Terps in his official visit tour is a promising sign for the program’s recruiting efforts. Fans will be eagerly awaiting news of Matthews’ decision as he continues his visits this spring.
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