Hawaii offers another 2013 standout

Jeremy Tabuyo, a 5-foot-11, 173-pound receiver prospect from the St. Louis School in Honolulu, turned heads a couple of weeks ago at Aloha Stadium when he ran a 4.34 40 at the 9th PIAA combine. Clearly colleges were taking notice, and when Tabuyo showed up at Hawaii's annual Skill camp, the 2013 prospect had a chance to wow the UH coaches. Apparently it worked.

"After the camp I talked to some of the coaches, and then I saw coach (Greg) McMackin," Tabuyo told Scout.com. "I shook his hand and he said he was surprised by my performance. When I got home I called him just to thank him, and he said that he was going to offer me a scholarship."

This isn't new for UH, as they've also offered two other 2013 prospects from St. Louis - OL Reeve Koehler and DL Kamalei Correa. Tabuyo, despite the early offer, is still keen on keeping his options open. He's going to take a few trips to the mainland this summer to camp around the country in hopes of even more positive publicity.

"I'm going to the Top Gun camp in Virginia," he said. "And then I'm going to a camp called the Junior Rank camp for the top-50 receivers and from 6th through 9th grade. That's in San Diego. And then I'm going to the U100 camp in Los Angeles."

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