Hart wants more offers

By Jesse McCormack

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Bobby Hart is not your average teenager. St. Thomas Aquinas is not your average high school. Hart attracts attention everywhere he goes with his 6’5", 283 pound frame. Most high schools may have a teacher coaching the WR's, Aquinas has former Pro Bowler Cris Carter. It’s safe to say, the two are a pretty good match.

He may not look average, but Hart normally likes to hang out in his free time.

“I like to chill, hang with teammates, talk to girls.” Hart said with a laugh. “I listen to everything from Lil Wayne to Michael Jackson.”

Though Hart has not played a down at Aquinas yet, he can already tell that St. Thomas Aquinas is more than just your typical high school.

“I haven’t played at St. Thomas yet, but I can tell you already it’s different just from workouts.” Hart said. “It’s advantage is they get you ready for college.”

Get you ready for college Aquinas does. They had four prospect’s in ThaRinger’s Final Top 500 for the class of 2010. Hart is just the latest marquee prospect to step foot on the Fort Lauderdale campus.

“Right now I’m 6'5, 283 (pounds), I run a 5.7 forty, 4.93 shuttle, and 30' vertical.” Hart said. “I project at tackle. I love being on the island with the D End.

“My favorite is run blocking. The offense depends on you. My passing blocking (is his best attribute)."

On the recruiting front, it’s early but Hart already boasts offers from across the Southeast, and also lists a few programs that are close to offering.

“(Offers from) Florida State, Georgia, Wake Forest, Vanderbilt, Duke, South Carolina, Maryland, Tennessee, UNC, NC State, FIU, Georgia Tech,” He said. “Close to offering are LSU, Florida, Miami, Alabama."

“I really want offers from those four and Oklahoma.”

What is Hart looking for in his perfect school?

“Academics, tradition, coaching, and playing time.” Hart listed.

Hart also described what makes him such an intriguing prospect.

“I’m a great kid with great academics, so you don’t have to worry about me getting in school or with the tests.” He described. “I just have that go get it attitude that Miami seems to have, so you never have to worry about me quitting at all. I’m a coach friendly kid who won’t talk back and I understand that the coach has my best interests at heart.”

Hart says he plans to play in either the Army All American Game or the Under Armour.

He comes in at #37 in TR’s 2011 watch list for the state of Florida, and projects as a four star prospect.