Farley plans to delay his decision
Brian Farley attended camps at UCLA, San Diego State and Maryland in the last couple months and now the San Diego (Calif.) Patrick Henry offensive tackle will sit back and wait to make his college decision which probably won't happen until after his senior season.
Farley, a 6-foot-8, 289-pound prospect, has a lot of family connections in the Maryland area and so the Terrapins remain a favorite for him. He spent time there in recent weeks and said that school still stands out most. Maryland remains his lone offer.
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"They said to keep in contact with them and that they would be contacting me," Farley said. "They said I did pretty well at the camp and they gave me some stuff to work on going into my senior year that they would like to see. It's still up there."
Camps at UCLA and San Diego State went well but neither school has offered Farley, a three-star prospect rated as the No. 71 offensive tackle nationally by Rivals.com and No. 95 in the California state rankings.
"I liked the campus," Farley said of UCLA. "Their coaching staff is all really good and they all seemed like they would help the players as best as they could and get everybody to play as best as they could. I really liked the campus.
"I don't know about an offer. When I was leaving I talked to one of the recruiting coordinators and he said he was going to talk with the o-line coach and then after that he was going to contact me."
San Diego State is piecing together a solid recruiting class and Farley is looking for an offer but one hasn't come yet after camp. The local prospect said he enjoyed working with the Aztecs' coaching staff and is now in wait-and-see mode to see if an offer will come.
Since Farley, who is also now hearing from Hawaii, is in no rush to make a commitment he can be patient waiting for offers through his senior season.
"It was nice," Farley said of San Diego State. "Their coaching staff was pretty much the same as UCLA. They wanted people to compete.
"It was a shoulder pads and helmet camp and they were trying to get everybody to go full out even though you weren't in the regular season. That was a nice one because I hadn't been hitting for six or seven months so it was nice to do that now."