Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Line him up with a hand in the ground, split out as an inside receiver, or out of the backfield in an H-back role, Alex Menghi provides high caliber options. Working against New York competition during the 2022 season, Menghi (6-4, 215) proved to be that versatile piece that kept defenses on their heels […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG RNG on Facebook A five-game blessing of a season has been bestowed upon California high school football programs, one that players at all grade classifications need. For junior tight end Tywon Mitchell, he is not letting the opportunity to get valuable game reps slip through his fingertips. Much like his Stickum for hands, the […]
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Posted by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG RNG on Facebook Tywon Mitchell Profile Position: Tight End and Outside Linebacker Height and Weight: 6-2, 235 Classification: 2022 High School: St. Anthony’s – Long Beach, CA – Division IX – Del Rey League Panthers 2019 Record: 5-6 2019 Stats (11 games): 15 receptions for 195 yards Recruiting Interests: Nevada, Holy […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG RNG on Facebook One of the most versatile and depended upon positions in any offense, and often most overlooked, is the tight end. Tight ends have to get nasty in the trenches, run routes like a receiver, and pick up yards after the catch like a running back coming out of the backfield. The […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twiter: @HogManInLA The Long Beach area in California was broadsided by an unexpected offensive force in 2015 when Byron “B.J.” Busbee crushed it as an all-purpose back, slot receiver, and cornerback for St. Anthony’s High School. Busbee started as a sophomore but kicked his production into high-gear as a junior producing 1,222 yards of offense from […]
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Written by Ryan Wright The following are video clips from St. Anthony’s (Long Beach, California) 7×7 Team participating during the UCLA Bruins’ 7×7 Tournament on Saturday. Highlighted in the clips are Cal Golden Bears Class of 2016 wide receiver commitment Logan Gamble and defensive lineman Curtis Weaver. Weaver has nine offers to date from schools like Nevada, San Diego State, Washington […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Saint Anthony’s dynamic duo of defensive lineman Curtis Weaver and defensive end/wide receiver Logan Gamble put their talents on display on the UCLA campus on Saturday and the Long Beach players did not disappoint. Logan, 6’5.5”, 198 pound, and Weaver, 6’4”, 265, are both in high demand by college recruiters nationwide. Weaver has offers from Nevada, […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Recruiting for the Cal Golden Bears is heating up in June after Dallas cornerback Josh Drayden committed on Sunday and Long Beach two-way star Logan Gamble verbally committed on Monday. Cal’s most recent verbal commitment, Logan Gamble, committed while visiting the Berkeley campus becoming the Golden Bears first wide receiver in the 2016 recruiting class. The […]
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Around 9:30 Sunday night, Pacific Time, St. Anthony’s defensive end/wide receiver Logan Gamble narrowed his list of offers down to his Top 5 via Twitter. The 6’5.5”, 198 pound, Long Beach area athlete has been extended nine offers to date with Fresno State, San Diego State, San Jose State, and Wyoming among the suitors. The list was announced with Gamble […]
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St. Anthony High School’s Logan Gamble presents a dilemma of sorts for college recruiters, but it is the best kind of dilemma possible and that is where to play him. Gamble is a 6’5.5”, 198 pound, two-way star in Southern California lining up at wide receiver and defensive end presenting a world of options at the next level on both […]
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St. Anthony High School’s Curtis Weaver has a very bright future ahead. The 6’4”, 265 pound, defensive lineman/defensive end is a force opposing California offenses have to account for play after play. Fighting off double-teams and chip shots from running backs, Curtis still came up with 52 tackles, 13 tackles for a loss, 7 quarterback hurries, 4 pass deflections, and […]
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