Posted by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Marquis Roby Profile Position: Quarterback Height and Weight: 6-1, 185 Classification: 2023 2020 High School: Rancho Cucamonga – Rancho Cucamonga, CA – Division 1/2 2019 High School: Summit – Fontana, California – Division X – Sunkist League 2019 Skyhawks Record: 8-3 2019 Stats (7 games): 42 of 82 for 670 yards with […]
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Posted by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Adrion Boyd Profile Position: Running Back and Free Safety Height and Weight: 5-8, 156 Classification: 2021 2020 High School: Rancho Cucamonga – Rancho Cucamonga, CA – Division 1/2 2019 High School: Summit – Fontana, California – Division X – Sunkist League 2019 Skyhawks Record: 8-3 2019 Stats (10 games): 69 carries for […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG One can guess that opposing defenses were quick to underestimate Jesse Davis once the ball was set on Friday nights during the 2018 high school football season. But once the ball was snapped, easy to also guess that those same defenders felt foolish for wrongly gauging Davis’ abilities. The 5-7, 143-pound, back rushed for […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Guys like Eric McCraney III make high school football fun to watch and to cover. There are all sorts of different attitudes and demeanor that hit the gridiron. There are a lot of players who talk the talk but will not take two steps to put action with words – that is not McCraney. […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: RyanWrightRNG Much of college football recruiting is being able to put together enough time on the field to show next level scouts what one can do on the field. If the 2016 season for sophomore all-around athlete Daniel Fortune is any indication of what is to come, the emerging Summit High School standout will have […]
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Posted by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Jonathan Perkins Profile Height and Weight: 6-0, 185 Positions: Safety Class of 2019 High School: Summit High School – Sunkist League 2016 Record: 10-2 2016 Stats (12 games): 99 tackles, seven tackles for a loss, two sacks, seven passes deflected, and five interceptions. Interest: Colorado and Nebraska Offers: UCLA Please help keep […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Fate can have an odd way of bringing about what was surely meant to be. In the case of Jonathan Perkins, an unfortunate Wally Pip situation may turn out to be a Lou Gehrig scenario for the budding Summit High School star. Injuries are an unfortunate part of any athletic activity. In football, the […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA As the old saying goes, tape does not lie and the tape on Summit High School’s 2017 running back Stephen Carr is about as good as it gets. Over the last two seasons Carr has used his deceptive speed, great field vision and balance, along with soft hands in the passing game to push […]
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Written by Charlie Beuttel Twitter: @charlie_cds3 It was another great week in Missouri Class 5 football as teams battled for a spot in the third round. Two of the more exciting games was when Park Hill squeaked past Liberty North 10-7 and Fox beat Poplar Bluff 27-21. There were also three teams including Pattonville, Fort Zumwalt North, and Staley that shutout […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Piece by piece Stanford has put together one of the top recruiting classes in the nation. On Friday the Cardinal accepted a verbal commitment from 4-star cornerback Treyjohn Butler pushing the 2016 class to a No. 12 ranking per Rivals. Butler is a shutdown corner for Etiwanda High School who does not mind coming up to […]
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Oregon talent gives insight to recruiting process National Signing Day for college football recruiting is the summation of a months’ long journey for fans, coaches, and perspective players. While the focus is primarily on a given year’s senior class great attention is also given to underclassmen by college coaches combing various areas to mine needed gridiron talent for future classes. […]
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