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Has always been perceived as one the top contenders for, a 6-6, 238-pound three-star defensive end/offensive tackle out of (N.J. Red Alert 3 Saved Games. ). And that still appears to be the case as Turay has visited campus multiple times, and is the younger brother of senior defensive end Kemoko Turay. But according to the rising senior, things aren't quite that simple.

'The familiarity doesn't hurt but I don't know if I would call it a edge,' Turay told NJ.com. ' Ninety percent of the time when I go to Rutgers I go to spend time with my bother.

I don't really take time to analyze the program unless it's an actual visit.' However, Rutgers is certainly one of the main teams in the mix, he admits. 'Rutgers is in strong consideration alongside a few others schools,' he said. 'I don't have a list yet but if I did they'd be on it.' Turay has yet to really delve into the recruiting process but plans to make some hard decisions within the next week. 'I haven't really been thinking about about it because I've been preparing for a championship run,' he said.

'But I have a week off before camp and I will take that opportunity to talk to my coaches and family to iron out a plan moving forward.' Turay has taken multiple visits throughout the off-season, although it's unclear whether those treks have brought him closer to a pledge. 'I went to NC state for a camp recently,' he said. 'And I visited North Carolina, Old Dominion, Virginia, UConn, Syracuse and a few others.' But the main schools thought to be in play are Rutgers, Syracuse, N.C.

State, Minnesota and Louisville, with N.C. State -- the school teammate -- being Rutgers' biggest hurdle. Turay was offered by Rutgers as a defensive end, but is also being recruited as an offensive tackle.

He exploded in 2016 with improved play on both sides of the ball, but is still new to the game and developing. Turay has overcome a number of obstacles just to play the gridiron sport. Up until the end of his freshman year, he lived in Georgia with his mother, where it was tough to make football a reality. But an opportunity to play presented itself when he moved to Irvington prior to his sophomore year. Rutgers was the fourth program to offer Turay, despite being involved with him since he touched down in N.J., followed by Maryland, UMass and then Rutgers.

Turay now holds a total of 12 offers, and is currently ranked the No. 18 player in. Todderick Hunt may be reached. Follow him on Twitter.

Future City Competition CAIT is a proud supporter of Engineers Week (E-Week), a national celebration of engineering that focuses on cultivating young minds to pursue engineering as a career. The highlight of CAIT’s E-Week participation is Future City, a full-day competition of more than 33,000 students nationwide. Each state hosts its own Future City competition for 6th-, 7th- and 8th-grade students to show their foresight and creativity and helps them cultivate hands-on engineering experience, professional etiquette, and communication skills. Future City challenges students to envision a city one hundred fifty years into the future revolving around a specific theme, such as green living, clean water or nano-technology.

Students work with teachers and engineering mentors to design their vision with city-building simulation software and build a table-top model for display at the competition. Future City entries are judged on innovation, application of math, science, and engineering techniques, and presentational skills. Winning teams from each state compete in the national finals in Washington, DC. The New Jersey Future City Competition is made possible by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and a committee of dedicated volunteers.

CAIT representatives serve on the steering committee and volunteer for the event. Garrett Morgan Academy In partnership with the Paterson, New Jersey, public school system, CAIT supports and participates in activities with the Garrett Morgan Academy, a four-year high school program that offers a college prep and pre-engineering program focused on preparing students for careers in transportation.

Garrett Morgan graduated its first class in 2004. New Jersey Governor’s School The New Jersey Governor’s School of Engineering and Technology at Rutgers, an exclusive, competitive four-week summer immersion program. Governor’s School students have already chosen to concentrate on math or science and been identified as the most motivated and accomplished among their peers.