“I’m getting a lot of stuff from Oregon, Oregon State, Utah, Washington and
Boise State,” said Taylor. “In high school, I had an offer from Hawaii, and
also heard a lot from Cincinnati and Temple.”
Despite the offer from the Warriors, a low SAT and ACT score sent Taylor from
Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline down the coast to Diablo Valley.
With two starters gone, Taylor will now man one of the cornerback positions.
“The backups are back, so we’ll be starting this year,” Taylor said.
Taylor plans to play the 2006 season, then sign in December and be on his way
to a 4-year school come spring football. He will have three years to play two
seasons.
“I’m open to leaving. I’ve been all around the country, so I’m not going to
have a hard time moving,” Taylor said.
He has heard from schools in North Carolina and Ohio as well as the west
schools that have been present.
Taylor plans to be at the JCFootball.com Combine next month.