As we continue to get ready for the 2021 season, the one thing that we have been doing is getting every position in Miami-Dade and Broward County exposed – for a number of reasons.
While these young men have worked hard and deserve the recognition, the pandemic has played a huge role in that – and as many have transferred, college coaches may have lost track during the 15 months of no contact.
While the average football fan can recite every player on both sides of the Miami Central football team, many could never tell you about the special teams the Rockets have.
The two-time defending state champions have been impressive the past two years on the way to the state championships – and while quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, linebackers, defensive backs and linemen – on both sides of the ball – get plenty of attention and headlines – the kicker and punter hardly gets a mention, but that is changing.
Throughout the years, when looking at running back prospects nationally, one of the stops for college coaches was certainly in south Florida.
One of the “hotbeds” for talent, Miami-Dade and Broward has long been a place where colleges come to check out the speed and durability in the offensive backfield – and this Class of 2023 is certainly no exception.
As we continue to do here in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties is to update the list of prospects who cover this area of the country.
Our objective today is the same as it has been for over a half century – get the players and schools correct so college coaches will have the information right in front of them – and that goes a long way in recruiting.
When former Miami Monsignor Pace star football player Kayvon Webster wanted to host a 7-on-7 tournament, he knew right where to head.
His alma mater would be the perfect spot to hold a summer 7-on-7, featuring some of south Florida’s top prospects – and he was right.