UNC reversed Giddens Trey from Navy on the day of signing: Tar Heels Add Virginia DL by 2025 class – 247STORS

When North Carolina General manager Michael Lombardi available Navy Protected liner Trey Gidens During a telephone conversation over the weekend, it was music of his ears. And that speaks a lot from Gidens’s father, Larry Jay Gidensis a professor of music in Old dominion as well as an opera singer.

After the offer was extended, it didn’t take long to make a decision. Gidens talks to his coaches in Virginia Beach (Washington) Green Running and his family shortly after the proposal committed to Tar Teels and then declared His decision to sign with a coach Bill BelikikWednesday’s program of Signing dayS

“When someone gives you a great opportunity like this, you have to take advantage of it,” said the 6-foot 3, 275-pound GidDens.

He has not yet visited the Campus of Chapel Hill. But since it does not end until the end of spring, it plans a trip in March.

Virginia., Virginia Tech And Old Dominion spoke with Giddens, as he signed that he was approaching, but he became an easy choice when North Carolina expanded an offer because of what the coaching staff of the new Tar Heels.

“It’s a road to NFL,” Gidens said. “I was told that they were preparing to build this college team, as a team of NFL; every day focus, commitment, power training, all coaches come in. That’s all.”

Although Gidens does not attend the campus and he just begins to learn about the coaching staff, he did not hesitate to revise his commitment after talking to Lombardi.

“Just the assurances they have given me, and the way the coach can build and support you,” Gidens said. “It made me feel comfortable.”

Giddens was the first team All-State performer as a senior at Green Run.

Tar Heels want to add depth to their defense line, and the academic -oriented GidDens offers athleticism and work ethics, as well as a lot of space for development.

“I think this is a great opportunity,” Gidens said. “I went a lot to get here.

“I want to get there and prepare and prepare myself in college. I want to get there and get me and get there and play.”