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The Gophers football program will open fall camp next week without both safeties from its 2017 recruiting class, leaving questions on who will step in behind the projected starters in the defensive backfield.
Adam Beck, of Richmond, Texas, left Minnesota and transferred to Texas Tech in June, joining Kendarian Handy-Holly, of Jackson, Ala., who left the U in February and joined Auburn as a walk-on in June.
Beck, who redshirted at Minnesota in 2017, had five tackles in the Gophers spring game in April. Last season, Handy-Holly had 12 tackles, a forced fumble and fumble recovery in eight games as a true freshman.
Beck said this summer in a message on Twitter: “As for anyone wondering why, I”m going to leave it as family and need to be closer to home.”
Both Beck and Handy-Holly were members of head coach P.J. Fleck’s first recruiting class at Minnesota, which was compiled in three weeks from when he was hired from Western Michigan in January 2017 until National Signing Day the first Wednesday in February. Beck had flipped his commitment from Texas Tech to Minnesota late that January.
The Gophers’ starting safeties this year are expected to be senior Jacob Huff and redshirt sophomore Antoine Winfield Jr., who was granted a medical redshirt after a hamstring injury last season. Walk-on sophomore Calvin Swenson, who led the maroon team with 13 tackles in the spring game, and true freshman Josh Aune, of Highland Park in St. Paul, are potential backups.
https://www.twincities.com/2018/07/...id-of-safety-pair-from-2017-recruiting-class/
Go Gophers!!
The Gophers football program will open fall camp next week without both safeties from its 2017 recruiting class, leaving questions on who will step in behind the projected starters in the defensive backfield.
Adam Beck, of Richmond, Texas, left Minnesota and transferred to Texas Tech in June, joining Kendarian Handy-Holly, of Jackson, Ala., who left the U in February and joined Auburn as a walk-on in June.
Beck, who redshirted at Minnesota in 2017, had five tackles in the Gophers spring game in April. Last season, Handy-Holly had 12 tackles, a forced fumble and fumble recovery in eight games as a true freshman.
Beck said this summer in a message on Twitter: “As for anyone wondering why, I”m going to leave it as family and need to be closer to home.”
Both Beck and Handy-Holly were members of head coach P.J. Fleck’s first recruiting class at Minnesota, which was compiled in three weeks from when he was hired from Western Michigan in January 2017 until National Signing Day the first Wednesday in February. Beck had flipped his commitment from Texas Tech to Minnesota late that January.
The Gophers’ starting safeties this year are expected to be senior Jacob Huff and redshirt sophomore Antoine Winfield Jr., who was granted a medical redshirt after a hamstring injury last season. Walk-on sophomore Calvin Swenson, who led the maroon team with 13 tackles in the spring game, and true freshman Josh Aune, of Highland Park in St. Paul, are potential backups.
https://www.twincities.com/2018/07/...id-of-safety-pair-from-2017-recruiting-class/
Go Gophers!!