Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Every year college football programs seek out talent that can help their roster win games, but some staffs limit that search if a player does not fit an ideal profile for a given position. This can cover ground on height, weight, and/or speed. As a projected next level outside linebacker with a middle linebacker […]
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Contribute Now Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG At the end of a happy verbal commitment for any high school football player is a lot of blood, sweat, and tears put into a short time-span of one’s abilities planning for a hopeful unknown. For Class of 2020 defensive/offensive lineman Ben Roe, the countless hours of work and development started showing […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG The De La Salle High School football program is storied for a reason. The Spartans have a winning tradition on the field that carries off of it permeating through the locker room, weight room, and on the practice field forcing the head up high and the chest to proudly stick out. Big expectations come […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Shamar Garrett Profile Position: Running Back/Athlete and Defensive Back Height and Weight: 5-8, 170 Classification: 2020 2017 High School: De La Salle – Concord, California – Division-I 2017 Spartans Team Record: 11-2 – ranked No. 15 nationally, No. 5 in California (MaxPreps) 2017 Stats (10 games) Offense: 68 carries for 511 […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Isaiah Foskey Profile Position: Tight End Height and Weight: 6-4, 215 Classification: 2019 Ranking: 4-Star (247Sports) High School: De La Salle – Concord, CA – Freelance League – Division-I 2016 Spartans Record: 11-2 – No. 24 ranked team in the nation 2016 Stats: 9 receptions, 194 yards, and three touchdowns […]
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Written by Charlie Beuttel Twitter: @charlie_cds3 It is semifinal time in the 2016 Louisiana High School Football Division II Playoffs with De La Salle, Parkview, University Lab, and St. Thomas More left to battle it out for a chance to bring home a state championship in 2016. Both participants in the 2015 state title game are still alive as Parkview […]
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Written by Charlie Beuttel Twitter: @charlie_cds3 Opening round of the 2016 Louisiana Division II playoffs was exciting with three teams punching their tickets to the quarterfinals after the top five seeds all earned a bye week in the first round. The most exciting game of the weekend was when No. 11 E.D. White upset No. 6 Vandebilt Catholic. The other […]
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Written by Charlie Beuttel Twitter: @charlie_cds3 De La Salle High School located in New Orleans had a great season with the Cavaliers finishing 18-5 making it all the way to the state quarterfinals. In 2016, the Cavaliers have the potential to have an even bigger year as freshman phenome Jalen Ned will join their varsity squad for the upcoming season. Last […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA De La Salle High School’s season to remember in 2015 started off as a potential season to forget. The loaded Concord area squad went on the road to Texas facing Trinity (Euless) but went back home with a 26-21 loss on the schedule. Instead of hanging their collective heads, head coach Justin Alumbaugh and […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA National Signing Day is less than a week away and the suspense is building. Across the country players, parents, coaches, and fan bases are hand wringing over how the final days will playout seeing who will go where, if a last minute offer will come in, and if a talent has a change of […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA When the 2014 season had come to a conclusion De La Salle, from Concord, Calif., had blown through the competition never finishing a game with a final margin closer than 22 points posting a mark of 14-0 with Servite (Anaheim) providing the “scare” at 47-24. The truly scary aspect about the Spartans is the […]
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