Alright first off sorry for the delay on getting this together, but I wanted to make sure I update you all on what I spoke with Joseph about.
For those of you who don't know Joseph Inda committed to Boise State after his visit earlier this month. He is from Anaheim California and played last season for Golden West College while being named to the Southern California Football Association National Division All-Conference First Team.
Joseph's favorite part about Boise State was "the family bond that the tea showed. It is not about an individual, but it's about the teammates and coaches right next to you."
I asked Inda about what coaches expect from him, “Being a junior college guy, expectations are very high for me coming in. The coaches have made that known since the day they started to recruit me. They said that I would have the opportunity to compete for a starting job at the middle linebacker position, and they see me playing a big role in the defense.”
What surprised him about the city of Boise was “the people. Everyone is just really friendly which makes Boise seem like a great place to be. It is always a surprise seeing the blue turf in the stadium. It is one thing to see it on TV, but it is awesome to actually experience it firsthand.”
Joseph had a few schools showing interest in him prior to his visit, but only Northern Colorado and Incarnate Word had offered.
Inda left Boise State after his visit with an offer from the Broncos and committed on the visit. He will bring “physicality and leadership, my instincts and work ethic will be the things that will make me excel at the next level.”
For those of you who don't know Joseph Inda committed to Boise State after his visit earlier this month. He is from Anaheim California and played last season for Golden West College while being named to the Southern California Football Association National Division All-Conference First Team.
Joseph's favorite part about Boise State was "the family bond that the tea showed. It is not about an individual, but it's about the teammates and coaches right next to you."
I asked Inda about what coaches expect from him, “Being a junior college guy, expectations are very high for me coming in. The coaches have made that known since the day they started to recruit me. They said that I would have the opportunity to compete for a starting job at the middle linebacker position, and they see me playing a big role in the defense.”
What surprised him about the city of Boise was “the people. Everyone is just really friendly which makes Boise seem like a great place to be. It is always a surprise seeing the blue turf in the stadium. It is one thing to see it on TV, but it is awesome to actually experience it firsthand.”
Joseph had a few schools showing interest in him prior to his visit, but only Northern Colorado and Incarnate Word had offered.
Inda left Boise State after his visit with an offer from the Broncos and committed on the visit. He will bring “physicality and leadership, my instincts and work ethic will be the things that will make me excel at the next level.”
