Germie Bernard, 2022 4* WR, Henderson (Liberty), NV (Sparty)
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The clouds in the background - looks like a prison photo.
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I love the pic of Sark leading our DWAGS!!!
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Bernard, who also has a trio of Mountain West Conference programs on his offer sheet, looks like one of the most promising prospects at his position in the region and is building on an impressive off-season that included an MVP showing at Washington's Rising Stars Camp.
Washington signed the top-rated player from Liberty in the 2019 class, four-star offensive lineman Troy Fautanu, and have also targeted 2020 four-star tight end Moliki Matavao, who ranks No. 2 at his position in next year's group. Teammate Zephaniah Maea also made it up to Montlake for a visit this weekend.
The Huskies hold a pledge from the top-rated receiver in the Las Vegas area in the current class, four-star wideout Rome Odunze of Bishop Gorman, and have clearly identified Bernard as an early priority.
"Washington is a real nice school from what I have seen on my visit," Bernard told 247Sports. "They have a real good staff . What stood out to me the most is the coaches and the staff members on how they enjoyed having me there. The conversations were great; they all took their time explaining to me on how important it is to keep my grades up and attitude positive. The atmosphere was really enjoyable. This offer is big in my recruitment."
Bernard is an impressive athlete who excels in one on one match-ups, can gain separation early in the route and shows elite body control on the perimeter to go up for the football. He displays a great feel for the position and is a natural pass-catcher, making him one of the players to monitor in the next few years.
Through five games as a sophomore this season, Bernard is averaging over 15 yards per reception.
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CB to UW from Angulo. Something positive!
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2022 class gonna be speshulNeighbor2972 said:CB to UW from Angulo. Something positive!
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Roof interview with this guy makes him sound like a near Husky lock. He’s only visited UW, his coach in high school calls himself a Chris Petersen disciple.
“ We’ve talked about Bernard before on this site, but there’s good reason to re-visit this prospect and talk about him in depth now — he’s about to make a decision.
“I’m going to talk to my parents and it will be very soon”, Bernard said, “I’m not waiting because I have a pretty good idea.” -
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Plenty of time to flip himNeighbor2972 said: -
Whoa. Ferreals?
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Flip this dick is more like it.greenblood said:
Plenty of time to flip himNeighbor2972 said: -
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This is bigtime. Proud of Junior Adams.
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Currently ranked 181 in 2022, top receiver in NV.
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Dude....he's 110% committed. That's like, 10% more than fully committedgreenblood said:
Plenty of time to flip himNeighbor2972 said: -
Kasen Williams floor. Not as fast as Rome or Jalen but strong, with ball skills. Should be a great red zone option. And obviously young enough to get faster.
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So in Ballz terms, the next Julio Jones?dnc said:Kasen Williams floor. Not as fast as Rome or Jalen but strong, with ball skills. Should be a great red zone option. And obviously young enough to get faster.
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Jerry Rice; Randy Mossgreenblood said:
So in Ballz terms, the next Julio Jones?dnc said:Kasen Williams floor. Not as fast as Rome or Jalen but strong, with ball skills. Should be a great red zone option. And obviously young enough to get faster.
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Im hearing he still has a lot to prove as a recruiterdnc said:This is bigtime. Proud of Junior Adams.
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Angulo:
Germie Bernard, a four-star wide receiver and Top247 member from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty, announced his commitment to the Huskies on Thursday night. He had amassed 10 other scholarship offers and likely would have garnered much more national attention had there been a tradition spring evaluation period this year.
“It’s perfect timing for me given all the covid stuff, just knowing the season is getting pushed back and we don’t know when coaches will be going out to see players,” Bernard told 247Sports. “Washington has always been in contact with me and I’ve got a great relationship with the coaches, ever since they first started recruiting me.”
“I have a really good bond with coach Junior Adams. We’ve been talking for the last few months and build that relationship between us. I know that coach Adams will always put me in a position to win, will always give me the right advice and tell me the truth, even if it’s something I don’t want to hear. That was really big for me.”
Bernard is the nation’s No. 20 rated wide receiver and No. 5 overall prospect in the state of Nevada for the 2022 class, per the industry-generated 247Sports Composite rankings.
Oregon and USC are the only other Pac-12 programs with commitments from rising juniors early on in the cycle.
The Huskies made a tremendous impression on the 6-foot-2, 195-pound Bernard when he visited Seattle last year to see Washington take on USC in a highly anticipated Pac-12 match-up. The talented pass-catcher was greeted with a new scholarship offer from the Huskies on that trip.
Adams continued to harvest that relationship and it's a big reason why Bernard has essentially shut down his recruitment with two more seasons of high school football remaining before he embarks on his college career.
Bernard also spent the early part of this off-season with Seattle-based 7-on-7 program FSP, which was headlined by Washington-bound quarterback and five-star Sam Huard.
“When I visited campus, it was just a great environment,” Bernard said. “Everyone was welcoming and I was able to get a really good feel for the program. All the players are very respectful and I feel that when I get there, I’ll be coached up well and get to learn a lot from the older guys in that room.
“It was also a great opportunity to play with all the top guys in Seattle and I learned a lot. Playing with Sam, I could tell he’s one of the top quarterbacks and when I found out he was going to Washington, I felt like if I went there, we could be unstoppable. It was a blessing being the first guy Washington offered and that also led me into leaning toward Washington. They don’t offer many players so for them to jump on me early, that was a big deal.”
Adams also reeled in the top-rated receiver in the Las Vegas area in the 2020 class, four-star wideout Rome Odunze of Bishop Gorman.
Bernard is an impressive athlete who excels in one on one match-ups, can gain separation early in the route and shows elite body control on the perimeter to go up for the football. He displays a great feel for the position and is a natural pass-catcher, making him one of the players to monitor the next few years.” -
What a great pickup. Not only does he look like a baller, it appears as if he has two black parents.
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Jr., Huff, and yes Cato are some Dawgs.bananasnblondes said:
Im hearing he still has a lot to prove as a recruiterdnc said:This is bigtime. Proud of Junior Adams.
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ISHITDoogCourics said:Angulo:
Germie Bernard, a four-star wide receiver and Top247 member from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty, announced his commitment to the Huskies on Thursday night. He had amassed 10 other scholarship offers and likely would have garnered much more national attention had there been a tradition spring evaluation period this year.
“It’s perfect timing for me given all the covid stuff, just knowing the season is getting pushed back and we don’t know when coaches will be going out to see players,” Bernard told 247Sports. “Washington has always been in contact with me and I’ve got a great relationship with the coaches, ever since they first started recruiting me.”
“I have a really good bond with coach Junior Adams. We’ve been talking for the last few months and build that relationship between us. I know that coach Adams will always put me in a position to win, will always give me the right advice and tell me the truth, even if it’s something I don’t want to hear. That was really big for me.”
Bernard is the nation’s No. 20 rated wide receiver and No. 5 overall prospect in the state of Nevada for the 2022 class, per the industry-generated 247Sports Composite rankings.
Oregon and USC are the only other Pac-12 programs with commitments from rising juniors early on in the cycle.
The Huskies made a tremendous impression on the 6-foot-2, 195-pound Bernard when he visited Seattle last year to see Washington take on USC in a highly anticipated Pac-12 match-up. The talented pass-catcher was greeted with a new scholarship offer from the Huskies on that trip.
Adams continued to harvest that relationship and it's a big reason why Bernard has essentially shut down his recruitment with two more seasons of high school football remaining before he embarks on his college career.
Bernard also spent the early part of this off-season with Seattle-based 7-on-7 program FSP, which was headlined by Washington-bound quarterback and five-star Sam Huard.
“When I visited campus, it was just a great environment,” Bernard said. “Everyone was welcoming and I was able to get a really good feel for the program. All the players are very respectful and I feel that when I get there, I’ll be coached up well and get to learn a lot from the older guys in that room.
“It was also a great opportunity to play with all the top guys in Seattle and I learned a lot. Playing with Sam, I could tell he’s one of the top quarterbacks and when I found out he was going to Washington, I felt like if I went there, we could be unstoppable. It was a blessing being the first guy Washington offered and that also led me into leaning toward Washington. They don’t offer many players so for them to jump on me early, that was a big deal.”
Adams also reeled in the top-rated receiver in the Las Vegas area in the 2020 class, four-star wideout Rome Odunze of Bishop Gorman.
Bernard is an impressive athlete who excels in one on one match-ups, can gain separation early in the route and shows elite body control on the perimeter to go up for the football. He displays a great feel for the position and is a natural pass-catcher, making him one of the players to monitor the next few years.” -
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Junior Adams looks sleepy and is a terrible hire
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Jeez how old is that kid? Hell of a pick up. He looks more than a little like Kasen. I think he'll be a few steps faster though. Kasen ran like a long jumper. This guy has fast, choppy strides.dnc said: -
Looks like a strong possession guy
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I hate you and everyone.
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Everything looks great but his Twitter handle needs some work
