Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG The modern quarterback coming up through the high school ranks is typically either a dual-threat quarterback operating solely out of the spread or a pro-style quarterback engineering an offensive attack out of a pro-style set. Few quarterbacks can truly do both, which on the surface may not seem like much, but when it comes […]
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Written by Charlie Beuttel Twitter: @charlie_cds3 Texas produces talented college football recruits every year and the Class of 2016 is no different as high athletes from the Lone Star State will go out and play college football all over the country. Texas has produced many great NFL stars including current New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, Carolina Panthers defensive end […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA A trend in Michigan is developing but the first guess as to the underlying current might not be what most people would suspect. On Wednesday, Alabama lost 4-star Farmington Hills defensive end Khalid Kareem after the prized recruit posted a message on Twitter de-committing. Kareem posted the change in his future writing, “After careful […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Skyline High School in Dallas was one of the top teams in the nation in 2014 winning 14 consecutive games before falling in the fifth round of the Texas High School Playoffs 52-34 to Allen High School. On Sunday Texas Tech head coach Kliff Kingsbury aligned the Red Raiders with in-state excellence accepting verbal commitments from […]
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In 2014 the 6’4”, 245 pound, defensive monster Daelin Hayes only got to play three games before off the field transfer problems limited his season but in the few games played Hayes was truly awesome suiting up for St. Bonaventure High School in California. The 5-star recruit has offers from programs like Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Boston College, Cincinnati, Duke, […]
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Before “The Future” steps foot back on Michigan gridirons imposing his will as a stud linebacker and a freak athlete on offense, we drilled all things football with Daelin Hayes in an in-depth interview. The 6’4”, 245 pound, Skyline High School talent gave us the lowdown on his grueling offseason workouts and his commitment to the USC Trojans, but we […]
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Every year U.S. high schools across the nation turn out amazing gridiron talents. Many of those talents matriculate onto college campuses hoping to make their impact at the collegiate level while receiving their degrees before hearing their names called during the NFL Draft, if lucky. Some players make their mark by being skilled technicians, fast-on-fast, big and strong, heady, or […]
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