Pierre-Luc Michaud has had a solid season at the helm of the Limoilou Titans offensive. The former Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors player took advantage of his week off from college football to promote his destination for the rest of his career in the Canadian university network. The Calgary Dinos were successful in securing the services of the Quebecker in a decision that was taken a long time ago.
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“I’m not sure why I waited until today to post this on social media. The decision was made this summer during a three-day visit to the university. I also have family who live in Calgary, ”said the one who has collected 1,313 yards so far this season on the College Division One Tour.
The pivot wanted to make a quick decision in order to have all his focus for the season with his college training.
“I loved my visit and loved the approach of Head Coach Wayne Harris. He really is a gentleman and the coaching staff earned my respect quickly. I also want to have another experience by going to Alberta and perfecting my English. ”
According to the principal, the Montreal Carabins were also in the plans before he signed his letter of intent with the Dinos.
“There were three teams in Quebec and Montreal was the closest. The competition did not hold me back in making my decision. If you want to be up for it, you have to play at a high level, regardless of your university education in Canada. I just wanted a different challenge. ”
Unfinished mission
The late Titans player ends the interview by mentioning that he has only one thing on his mind by the end of the season.
“I still have a championship to go and find for Limoilou. All my efforts are currently being made to achieve this feat. ”
