Glaud Grabs New Offer

West Virginia has been busy offering players from the state of New Jersey this week and they recently extended another offer to a Garden State linebacker in Ka’Lial Glaud, a native of Atco. This is Glaud’s sixth offer so far and we talked to him a bit about his current recruiting picture.

Ka’Lial Glaud was excited to pick up his latest offer from West Virginia, however the Winslow Township High School athlete was hoping to get it at a different position. Glaud is a standout at quarterback and linebacker for the Eagles, however the 6-foot-1.5, 215-pounder is being recruited primarily at linebacker.

“Coach David Lockwood talked to my coach Michael McBride and West Virginia offered me a scholarship to play linebacker for them,” Glaud said. “I haven’t had the chance to speak with Coach Lock yet, but they had been sending me letters for a while and offered right after they saw my film.”

“I was actually hoping they would offer me at quarterback because I love that spread offense they run,” Glaud explained. “I’ve always paid attention to their offense because it’s so fast-paced and exciting, so I don’t know much about their defense. I’ll definitely be looking into it though and my coach is going to take me out for a visit. His nephew (Jamil Tyson) played there, so he’s familiar with them.”

Glaud has also been talking to Maryland a lot lately, however he has not heard too much from Penn State lately. Pittsburgh is another school that sends him a lot of mail, but has not been in school recently.