Mike Glennon knows about the recruiting process. He watched his brother, Sean, go through it in 2003/2004. And, like his brother, he will be able to play on the Division 1A level, as he already has an official offer from the University of Virginia.

“I think I do have an advantage in the recruiting process because of my brother,” Glennon said. Sean is currently the starting quarterback at Virginia Tech. “First of all, I’m familiar with a couple of schools already because those were the same schools he was looking at. Of course I’m familiar with Virginia Tech. I’ve been to Virginia a few times and Maryland is up there, too. Those are the main three I’m familiar with. I’ve also learned to go where I feel most comfortable and not let people sway me. I want to make the decision that’s best for me.”

This summer, the 6-6, 185-pound Westfield (Chantilly, VA) signal caller attended summer camps at Maryland, Notre Dame, Virginia and Virginia Tech. He felt he performed well at each place, especially at UVa.

“Maryland said they were real interested. UVa offered when I went there and Virginia Tech said they wanted to see how I do in my junior season,” Glennon said. “Notre Dame was top of the line, but I don’t really know where I stand with them. I haven’t talked to them as much.”

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