As do everything athlete Dillon Stoner prepares for a senior season to remember, we caught up with the Jenks High School star to do an in-depth interview covering his life on the field. The 6’0”, 180 pound, speedy wide receiver, punt returner, and cornerback gave us a behind the scenes look at his offseason program, recruiting, and preparing for a […]
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On May 4, Glendora High School quarterback Matt Fink verbally committed to the University of Southern California paving a path full of potential Pac-12 Championships and possible FBS Playoff berths. Fellow Tartans’ teammate Damon Johnson might also soon commit to a Power 5 school for his impressive ability to consistently get tight accurate spirals where they need to be as […]
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A change is underway at winning Southern California football program St. John Bosco. A team stacked full of talent returns from a 12-2 team that finished ranked No. 19 in the nation by MaxPreps.com in 2014, but a new signal caller is projected to take over the reigns, Quentin Davis. During an in-depth interview we found out all of the […]
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On Saturday Fort Osage High School’s dual-threat quarterback Skylar Thompson verbally committed to Kansas State. To catch Wildcat fans up on their prized recruit, Thompson is along the line of KSU quarterbacks who have thrived under head coach Bill Snyder in recent years. Like Collin Klein (2008-2012) and Jake Waters (2013-2014), Thompson is adept at sitting in the pocket letting […]
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Before top Class of 2017 outside linebacker Justin Foster steps on the field for Crest High School attempting to bring a second consecutive North Carolina state champions home in 2015, we put him through an in-depth interview process wanting to know everything football related to him. Still wanting to know more, we put the 6’3”, 220 pound, recruit with nine […]
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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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When Roseville High School’s 4-star tight end Jimmy Jaggers is not pancake blocking a defender into the ground, catching passes for B2G 7×7 squad Team 5-Star, or making the rounds as one of the top tight ends in the nation as part of the 2017 recruiting class, what is he doing? We did an in-depth interview with Jaggers covering everything […]
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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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Sometimes being good at multiple things can hinder one from being great at any one particular thing, this is not the case for Dillon Stoner. The Class of 2016 talent has actually parlayed his skills and acumen for the game into being a standout at wide receiver, cornerback, and even on special teams as a punt returner. When most people […]
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When Class of 2016 running backs from the state of Arkansas have night terrors, whether they admit to it or not, they are waking up in a panic because of Deontre Hardwick. The Fort Smith Northside linebacker punished ball carriers and quarterbacks throughout his junior season compiling a ridiculous stat line of 112 tackles, 12 tackles for a loss, 8 […]
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Playing college football is a dream for many athletes all over the country. Cristian Wallis has the same dream and is doing everything he can to make his dream a reality. Wallis was a star running back at South Terrebonne High School in Bourg, Louisiana. The senior has won many individuals awards in football and is academically eligible to play football […]
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The tight end position is an oft overlooked but critical piece to any offense. Due to ever evolving offenses on the gridiron, the tight end position is actually one of the most versatile positions one can play. To be a good tight end in an I-formation set the tight end has to be able to block defensive ends, linemen, and […]
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One of the hardest hitting safeties in the 2016 recruiting class, Jordan Mack, “The Wesleyan Nightmare”, is ready! Mack is ready in more ways than one for the next level coming in at 6’3”, 200 pounds, running a 4.45 forty-yard dash. But first the Wesleyan High School star must narrow down his school of choice from eight offers with 12 […]
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Alemany High School in Mission Hills, California has picked up a multi-talented spring transfer in Marcel Myers. The former budding Redondo Union High School star is ready to play ironman football next year for the Warriors but before the 3.0 GPA student-athlete tears up Mission League competition we wanted to get to know him better. In an ongoing Recruiting News […]
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Few times in life can one be called disruptive, troublesome, or a brute with those adjectives being high praise and a great compliment. But those words only partly describes Crest High School linebacker Justin Foster. Other adjectives include big, fast, strong, and smart. All in all Foster is the complete package, a natural. Even college recruiters love Foster’s play. The […]
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Speed training expert Chris Asher of Gold Medal Excellence (NCAA Track & Field Coach of the Year) and agility training expert J.R. Redmond of Just Run Training (Arizona State Hall of Fame running back) held a one-day camp at Carson High School in Los Angeles on May 3. The following is a photo gallery from some of the day’s events, testing, […]
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On Monday the USC Trojans added their first quarterback to their 2016 class landing Glendora High School’s Matt Fink. Fink, 6’3”, 185 pounds, led the Tartans into the second round of the California High School playoffs as junior passing for 1,386 yards completing 96 of 165 attempts with 10 touchdowns against three picks. The dual-threat signal caller added 725 yards […]
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Andrew Clark is a hardworking outside linebacker/defensive end for Fort Smith Southside High School on and off the field. But in the rare moments of downtime, what does Clark like to do for fun? If you asked the Class of 2016 rising talent to pick a restaurant what kind of food did you just belly up to eat? After an […]
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Much like many high school juniors across the nation Fort Smith Northside High School’s Deontre Hardwick is preparing for the next step of his life, awaiting the results of his first ACT exam. The American College Testing exam is one of the proving grounds all students must conquer before heading off to college. The one thing that makes Hardwick a […]
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Every sport has their role players and every sport has their individual jokes about those role players. On NBA hardwood courts some big guys are just bodies sent out to pickup fouls and lean heavily on an opposing big man for 4-5 minutes a game. In MLB most starting pitchers love to give relievers a hard time about not being […]
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Since the advent of services and websites ranking high school football recruits gross miscalculations have been made year after year. In a million years there will never be anything wrong with being considered a 3-star athlete but for Crest High School running back Tre Harbison the ranking is an error in evaluation by multiple “experts.” Time and time again when […]
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Los Angeles area Class of 2016 recruit Marcel Myers is on the move, both on and off the gridiron. Heading into spring Myers transferred from Redondo Union High School in the south bay to Alemany High School in Mission Hills, north San Fernando Valley. As the crow flies the distance covers one end of LA County to the other but […]
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Life is full of inspiration. Looking around one can draw inspiration from nature, art, literature, positive reinforcement, a good attitude, and even acts of kindness peformed by those around us. Life is also full of struggles. Looking around to find the daily strife of the common man is not difficult. An argument with a loved one, financial troubles, an injury, […]
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Class of 2016 offensive tackle Joe Murphy has been grinding it out on the Saint John Bosco varsity football team over the past two seasons. First as a reserve during his sophomore season behind monster USC signee Damien Mama (6’5”, 360 lbs) through a state and national championship in 2013 and then as a devastating starting tackle in his own […]
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