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West Virginia Offers Safety From Georgia
West Virginia has been down in Georgia again this time to offer 6″0′ 190-lbs safety/corner Aaron Beasley, no relation to the former Mountaineer, from Heard County High in Franklin, Georgia.
Beasley really feels like he can play on either side of the ball at WVU and could see himself at WVU. He thinks WVU is a balanced program and hasn’t watched them much, but, knows they produce a lot of talent. Aaron plans to visit Morgantown this spring.
The star Georgian ball hawk has great film. He’s a versatile player, playing running back and safety. Has good vision and the speed to go with it. Has good hands and elusiveness. Can read the play quickly, and come up and lay the wood. Has the ability to come up and stop the run, and stay back and defend the pass. Beasley can shed blocks quick and can make sure the opposing player is down.
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