Colleges werent exactly tripping over one another trying to sign Michael Strachan as a football recruit out of Liberty Christian Academy in Virginia during the spring of 2016.<\/p>\n
Search his name on any of the major recruiting sites and see what you come up with.<\/p>\n
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It was hard to blame those schools. Here was Strachan, an interesting recruit good size, good speed but one with many questions. Among them: How quickly could this native of The Bahamas with limited experience in the game develop? And would he manage to qualify academically given the challenges with meeting core-class requirements and the minimum SAT score after changing countries in the middle of high school?<\/p>\n
Coming from The Bahamas, I didnt know what the ACT and SAT even were, Strachan said. So, I was a bit late in the process. And most of the schools werent willing to be patient with me. <\/p>\n
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