247 sport's article on him:
https://247sports.com/Article/Three-star-CB-Isaiah-Herron-Talks-BYU-Commitment-109114698When thinking about his college choice, Isaiah Herron looked past the on-field struggles at Brigham Young, past the program's current six-game losing streak and way beyond the now.
The three-star cornerback from Las Vegas (Nev.) Arbor View announced his decision to commit to the Cougars on Tuesday night, and told 247Sports he wasn't worried about this season or what it might suggest about the trajectory of the team.
"BYU fit everything I was looking for as a school from an education standpoint and style of play," Herron said. "The defense is really strong and the coaches are good people. They have a brotherhood there and I would love to be a part of that. It made my decision a lot easier.
"I've been in contact mostly with coach (Ed) Lamb and we've been growing our relationship. Being able project playing time early on really helped me make my decision. That played a big role as well."
The 6-foot-1, 175-pound prospect is rangy and long, and flashes good straight-line speed to keep up with receivers down field. In a game earlier this season against San Diego State-bound three-star receiver Elijah Kothe, Herron turned in a very good performance to essentially shut down his side of the field. He looked poised in and out of breaks and handled one-on-one scenarios well.
"They have been recruiting me at cornerback with some possibility of safety," Herron said. "I see myself in that spot. That's my bread and butter. I've been trying to critique off that and growing in man-to-man. It's all I've been doing."
Herron plans to visit Provo in December to get a feel for the atmosphere and see how the program operates day to day.
"I've been in contact with a few of the young guys that are there and I got to form a relationship with them," Herron said. "I've got a feeling they're building something that not a lot of people are seeing right now. I've gotten a taste of it, so I want to be a part of that."
Southern Utah and Weber State had also offered Herron, with the likes of UNLV, California, Utah and Colorado also expressing some interest.