Posted by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG The goal at RNG is to help as many young men across the country achieve their dreams of earning a college degree while playing football. If and when the next step of the game comes into play, that is another reason to celebrate success. After seven rounds of the 2020 NFL Draft, we wanted […]
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Written by Ryan Wright When the dirt, grass stains, and blood had been cleaned off the last of the St. Anthony High School uniforms in 2014 the Saints turned in an 11-2 season thanks to the help of defensive end/tackle Curtis Weaver. Weaver was a force along the line forcing the ball dead on 52 plays, 33 solo, with 13 […]
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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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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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In Part One of the interview with St. Anthony’s defensive lineman Curtis Weaver we covered the 2014 season, got an idea of how the Saints may do in 2015, and talked about some of the moves the 6’4”, 265 pound, tour de force likes to use during the game against opposing offensive linemen. We closed the first part of the […]
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