Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG After three years of playing for Miami’s Ransom Everglades, Nick Rubino made the move to Choate Rosemary Hall (Wallington) in Connecticut to spin it for the Wild Boars. The understanding of the game, footwork, and Saturday arm has attracted a regional crowd. Ivy League programs are all over Rubino with the recruiting process heating […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Continuing off an All-State performance in 2014, Class of 2016 offensive lineman Noah Johnson is back at it on the Arkansas high school gridiron. Helping push Fayetteville in the right direction in 2015, the Bulldogs have a 3-0 record with nice wins over Eisenhower (OK) 58-6, North Little Rock 53-14, and Muskogee (OK) 55-20. […]
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Written by Ryan Wright For all Class of 2016 football players the time is now. After years of blood, sweat, and tears in the classroom, in the weight room, and on the gridiron all of that preparation has led up to a test that will expand over 10 regular season games and if lucky perhaps a few more postseason games […]
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Written by Ryan Wright While it takes 11 guys on offense to execute a play, at least in theory, for Brophy College Preparatory three players stood out at the end of a 10-4 campaign last season, wide receiver Isaiah Oliver, running back Ryan Velez, and quarterback Cade Knox. Unfortunately for the Broncos Oliver is off taking his skill set to […]
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Triple-threat Jordan Barlow wrapped up a school record setting season passing for 2,510 yards with 22 touchdowns in 2014 that included a 410 yard passing game against Greenwood High School. The Class of 2016 rising star is solid across the board, in the pocket, outside the pocket, and in the classroom. After nailing a 31 on his ACT and carrying […]
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Recruiting services have slowly picked apart high school signal callers separating talents from pro-style to dual-threat. Having a strong arm or possessing a solid arm with the ability to run keeping the chains moving are both important but rarely is a quarterback given credit for overall intelligence. The term “game manger” is used but does not necessarily paint the picture […]
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With one more season left on the tough southern California gridiron proving grounds, Flintridge Prep quarterback Andrew Tsangeos has a world of opportunities ahead of him. The Class of 2016 dual-threat threw for over 1,400 yards, completing 64 percent of his passes, and owned a 22-3 touchdown to interception ratio at the end of his junior campaign. Quick footwork in […]
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One thing that cannot be coached at any level his massive size or elite speed. One thing Fayetteville offensive lineman Noah Johnson has is great size and good speed, especially for a player his size. Watching the 6’3”, 320 pound, offensive lineman work one can tell he is still putting it all together on the field. The other important thing […]
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Talking with Kohl Hollinquest one would never know about his NFL bloodlines, he may never bring it up unless someone asks, and even then who knows. One would only know about his quest to overcome numerous personal odds to blaze a path for himself on the gridiron. Hollinquest’s early story is one that is just beginning but one of self […]
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