Camden Wilson High School is a hotbed of recruiting action with the likes of Antwine Perez and Andrey Baskin receiving offers from all over the country. CB Michael McNeil of Wilson is looking for his first offer, but he has been receiving steady interest from a group of impressive ACC schools.

"I still didn't receive any offers yet, but I'm still getting a lot of mail from Boston College," said McNeil. "I'm very high on them right now. Indiana is sending mail like crazy too. I'm still going to camp at BC this summer and I might be going to the MSL Combine next month if there is not a big track meet that day."

With summer approaching, McNeil, 5-foot-7 and 161-pounds, is looking at attending one other camp to go along with Boston College.

"BC because they're my number one school and it's close to home," said McNeil. "I'm still thinking about the Rutgers camp also."

With Boston College as his solid number one choice, McNeil shared his thoughts about the new ACC school.

"Boston College is my favorite because it's a school that had a good year in the Big East and is now a member of the ACC," said McNeil. "They are on the east coast and a lot of players from New Jersey attend BC. They send me a lot of info on the school and show a lot of interest in me also."

Two other ACC schools, Clemson and North Carolina, have recently picked up their interest toward McNeil, one of which has peaked his interest.

"UNC is a school that I was interested in for awhile," said McNeil. "A former player from Wilson attends UNC. He starts at linebacker down there and his name is Melik Brown. He comes back and talks to the younger players about the academics and football program down there."

McNeil, who runs a 4.4 40, is currently busy with the track season, where he competes in the 100M, 200M, high jump, and triple jump.