By Dave Brousseau * BCAA Writer
FORT LAUDERDALE – The St. Thomas Aquinas football team learned a hard-fought lesson in their 42-38 loss to American Heritage on Friday.
If the Raiders (7-3) want to extend their state record of five consecutive state championships and 25 straight playoff victories, they’ll need to perform better, especially on defense.
The three regular season losses tied for the most since the 2013 season.
”Need to reflect what exactly what we need to improve on.” said St. Thomas Aquinas coach Roger Harriott. “The most obvious thing is we just didn’t finish, and they did.
We’ve got to move forward. Our losses have been frustrating, and it’s been tough to digest. We need to make the necessary corrections.”
The Patriots (5-4) victory was the first over the Raiders after three previous all-time meetings.
American Heritage led 21-17 at the half following a 15-yard scoring pass from Dia Bell to Malachi Toney and a Nicholas Romero 38-yard field goal for Aquinas.
Bell, a University of Texas commit, would prove too much for the Raiders defense to handle. He completed 19 of 22 passing attempts for 266 yards and three touchdowns, while rushing for 117 yards on just eight carries and another score for the Patriots.
Senior running back Byron Lewis added 141 yards on 19 carries and two touchdowns, including an 80-yard reception and another touchdown. Toney had nine catches for 124 yards and a pair of touchdowns
Overall, the Raiders defense allowed 567 yards in the loss.
Andrew Indorf also had a strong performance for the Raiders, finishing 26 of 42 for 315 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. He also rushed for 34 yards on six carries and a touchdown.
“We were sloppy on the offensive side of the ball and we can win games like that,” said Indorf. “No team that we have played has been better than us. We haven’t played our best game yet.”
Indorf also moved closer to the Raiders all-time career passing record. His 4670 yards is 282 yards short of surpassing the all-time Raiders record of 4951 set by Zion Turner (2019-21)
Sophomore wide receiver Julius Jones Jr. caught seven passes for 97 yards and a pair of second half touchdowns.
For the first time in 88 games that the Aquinas defense allowed 40 plus points in a loss and most allowed since a 43-27 loss to Miami Central in 2018.
The regular season loss was the first since winning six straight last game of regular season. The last loss was a 44-27 to Miramar in 2017.
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When it comes to putting together one of the top football schedules in the state of Florida, nobody comes close to what head coach Mike Smith and his Plantation American Heritage Patriots have done this season.
With a gauntlet that included Milton, Georgia (8-0), Chaminade-Madonna (7-2), Naples (7-1), Miami Central (7-1) and Miami Norland (6-2), the challenge has been weekly and could be the reason why this program sits at 4-4 coming into tonight’s contest.
This evening’s game against state-rated No. 3 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas brings in a 7-2 mark and adds to a 42-8 record against six opponents. The four losses have come by a total of 20 points!
The Raiders and head coach Roger Harriott are certainly poised to win an amazing sixth straight state title, and like No. 6 American Heritage, their two losses have come by one touchdown to No. 4 nationally rated Las Vegas Bishop Gorman and fellow national power Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna.
PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE PATRIOTS (4-4)
8/23 – Milton, Georgia, L 37-28
8/30 – Davie Western, W 51-12
9/6 - @Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, L 48-45
9/13 - @Naples, W 23-3
9/20 - @Miami Central, L, 35-32
9/27 – Plantation, W 35-0
10/12 - @Miami Norland, L 32-27
10/18 – Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, W 35-0
10/25 - @Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS RAIDERS
8/24 – Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, L 29-21
8/30 - @Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson, W 51-0
9/6 – Miami Christopher Columbus, W 42-6
9/13 - @Davie Western, W 23-15
9/20 – Hollywood McArthur, W 56-0
9/27 - @Orlando Bishop Moore, W 50-15
10/4 – Hollywood Hills, W 64-0
10/11 - @Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, L 29-22
10/18 – Coconut Creek Monarch, W 44-0
10/25 – Plantation American Heritage
In addition to the matchup in Fort Lauderdale, here are some of the other games to keep an eye on this Friday:
Cooper City at Weston Cypress Bay, 7
Coral Springs at Fort Lauderdale, 7
Coral Springs Coral Glades at Davie Nova, 7
Davie Western at Deerfield Beach, 7
Deerfield Somerset Key at Boca St. John Paul II, 7
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian at Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 7
No. 13 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons at No. 1 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, 7
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at Miami Gulliver, 4
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 6
Fort Pierce John Carroll at Marathon, 7
Goulds Palm Glades Prep at Miami Beach, 3:30
Hialeah ABF Academy at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4
Hollywood McArthur at South Plantation, 7
Homestead Everglades Prep vs. Somerset Homestead (Harris), 7
Key West vs. Miami Jackson (Curtis), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Hollywood Hills, 4
No. 8 Miami Booker T. Washington at Miami Ransom Everglades, 7:30
No. 18 Miami Carol City at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7
No. 2 Miami Central at Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy, 7
Miami Coral Reef at Miami Ferguson (Tropical), 7:30
Miami High vs. No. 7 Miami Palmetto (Southridge), 7:30
Miami Immaculata La Salle at Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (Milander), 7
Miami Killian at Somerset Silver Palms, 7
Miami SmartEn Sports Academy at Miami Florida Christian, 7
Miami St. Brendan vs. No. 5 Miami Northwestern (Traz), 7:30
Miramar at Miramar Everglades, 7
North Miami Beach at No. 19 Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Pembroke Pines Charter at Hallandale, 7
No. 12 Pembroke Pines West Broward at Miami Dr. Krop (Ives), 7
No. 11 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely at Coconut Creek, 7
Southwest Miami at Doral Academy, 7
SATURDAY, October 26
Hialeah American vs. South Miami (Milander), 7
Miami Westminster Christian vs. Miami True North (Tropical), 7
WEDNESDAY, October 23
Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 63, Coral Springs Taravella 0
Miami Varela 28, Miami Coral Park 0
THURSDAY FLORIDA SCOREBOARD
Coconut Creek Monarch 22, Sunrise Piper 20
Doral Academy 55, Southwest Miami 14
Fort Lauderdale Dillard 23, Boynton Beach 0
Hialeah 34, Miami Springs 7
Hialeah Gardens 40, Hialeah Miami Lakes 0
Homestead South Dade 38, Coral Gables 0
Homestead 27, Miami Edison 12, Southwest Miami 14
Lake Worth Dr. Joaquin Garcia 35, Oakland Park Northeast 14
Miami Christopher Columbus 35, Miami Archbishop Carroll 6
Miami Country Day 23, Fort Myers Canterbury 14
Miami Gardens TRU Prep 34, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 7
Miami Norland 37, Plantation 20
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 36, Hollywood Avant Garde 22
Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 35, Tallahassee St. John Paul II 18
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When the 2024 season began, there were a few teams you could have picked to be unbeaten going into Week 10. Most likely, the Piper Bengals was not one of those programs.
What Quentin Short and his staff have done in the two seasons since coming over from Parkland Douglas is impressive – to say the least.
When his No. 10 and 7-0 team squares off with No. 16 Coconut Creek Monarch (4-3) tonight (7:00) at Coconut Creek High School, a District 13-6A title will be at stake, and even more important, the continuation of an unbeaten season.
While the detractors will scream that this program hasn’t played the schedule that Monarch and some other teams in south Florida have played, the very fact that everyone they’ve lined up against on their schedule, this team has beaten.
While Piper has enjoyed success in the first nine weeks of the season, the Knights have had a much different road with Georgia’s Peachtree Ridge in the Broward County National Football Showcase, Sanford Seminole (near Orlando), and area powers Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna and Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas as major obstacles.
Those losses and a challenging schedule have grown this program up fast under head coach Calvin Davis. The reality that the Knights have been tested certainly gives them a huge advantage, but this is football and yes – anything can happen.
The objective for this program, heading into the season, was to take things one step further than 2023 when the lost to Jacksonville Mandarin in the state semifinals.
This is one of the best games in the area. One that the Broward County Athletic Association (BCAA) should be proud of having this Thursday.
PIPER BENGALS
Deerfield Beach, W 23-0
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep, W 34-0
South Plantation, W 35-0
Coral Springs, W 41-0
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, W 21-20
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson, W 34-12
Plantation, W 14-7
10/24 - @Coconut Creek Monarch
10/28 – Fort Lauderdale
11/1 - @Hollywood South Broward
COCONUT CREEK MONARCH KNIGHTS
Peachtree Ridge, Georgia, W 30-29
Deerfield Beach, W 8-0
Sanford Seminole, L 30-26
Fort Lauderdale, W 42-8
Coral Springs, W 52-0
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, L 37-8
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, L 44-6
10/24 – Sunrise Piper
11/1 - @Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
In addition to this district matchup, here is a look at Thursday games:
THURSDAY, October 23
Coral Gables at Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7
Doral Ronald Reagan at North Miami Alonzo Mourning, 3:30
Fort Lauderdale Dillard at Boynton Beach, 7
No. 20 Hialeah at Miami Springs (Milander), 7
Hialeah Miami Lakes at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Homestead at Miami Edison (Traz), 3:30
Miami Archbishop Carroll at No. 14 Miami Columbus (Tropical), 7
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at Hollywood Avant Garde (Ives), 7
Oakland Park Northeast at Lake Worth Dr. Joaquin Garcia, 6:30
Parkland Stoneman Douglas at Coral Springs Charter (Glades), 7
Pembroke Pines Flanagan at Hollywood South Broward, 7
No. 17 Plantation at No. 4 Miami Norland (Traz), 7:30
Pompano Beach at Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Lockhart), 7
FRIDAY, October 25
Cooper City at Weston Cypress Bay, 7
Coral Springs at Fort Lauderdale, 7
Coral Springs Coral Glades at Davie Nova, 7
Davie Western at Deerfield Beach, 7
Deerfield Somerset Key at Boca St. John Paul II, 7
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian at Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 7
No. 13 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons at No. 1 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, 7
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at Miami Gulliver, 4
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 6
Fort Pierce John Carroll at Marathon, 7
Goulds Palm Glades Prep at Miami Beach, 3:30
Hialeah ABF Academy at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4
Hollywood McArthur at South Plantation, 7
Homestead Everglades Prep vs. Somerset Homestead (Harris), 7
Key West vs. Miami Jackson (Curtis), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Hollywood Hills, 4
No. 8 Miami Booker T. Washington at Miami Ransom Everglades, 7:30
No. 18 Miami Carol City at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7
No. 2 Miami Central at Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy, 7
Miami Coral Reef at Miami Ferguson (Tropical), 7:30
Miami High vs. No. 7 Miami Palmetto (Southridge), 7:30
Miami Immaculata La Salle at Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (Milander), 7
Miami Killian at Somerset Silver Palms, 7
Miami SmartEn Sports Academy at Miami Florida Christian, 7
Miami St. Brendan vs. No. 5 Miami Northwestern (Traz), 7:30
Miramar at Miramar Everglades, 7
North Miami Beach at No. 19 Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Pembroke Pines Charter at Hallandale, 7
No. 12 Pembroke Pines West Broward at Miami Dr. Krop (Ives), 7
No. 6 Plantation American Heritage at No. 3 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 7
No. 11 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely at Coconut Creek, 7
Southwest Miami at Doral Academy, 7
SATURDAY, October 26
Hialeah American vs. South Miami (Milander), 7
Miami Westminster Christian vs. Miami True North (Tropical), 7
FWEDNESDAY, October 23
Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 63, Coral Springs Taravella 0
Miami Varela 28, Miami Coral Park 0
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Just two weeks left in the 2024 regular season and there are still playoff spots open for several teams.
The next few weeks are going to give many Miami-Dade and Broward County programs an opportunity to extend their seasons.
Here is a look at 20 Miami-Dade Broward Week 10 teams:
1 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (7-2, 1A). LAST WEEK: The Lions had no problem with Hollywood Avant Garde, 56-0. THIS WEEK: 10/25 – No. 13 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
2. Miami Central (7-1, 3A). LAST WEEK: The Rockets used Monday night to win a district game against Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, 54-0. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @Pembroke Pines Somerset. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
3. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (7-2, 5A). LAST WEEK: The Raiders rebounded with a convincing 44-6 win against Coconut Creek Monarch. THIS WEEK: 10/25 – No. 6 Plantation American Heritage. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
4. Miami Norland (6-2, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Vikings lost a GMAC Week contest to No. 2 Miami Central, 22-14. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 17 Plantation. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
5. Miami Northwestern (5-3, 3A). LAST WEEK: The Bulls defeated No. 14 Miami Christopher Columbus in the GMAC Week contest, 23-18. THIS WEEK: 10/25 – Miami St. Brendan. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
6. Plantation American Heritage (4-4, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Patriots shutout Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 35-0. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @ No. 3 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
7. Miami Palmetto (5-2, 7A). LAST WEEK: The Panthers knocked off Miami Edison in a GMAC Week contest, 41-24. THIS WEEK: 10/25 – Miami High. NEXT GAME: 11/1 - @Fort Myers Bishop Verot.
8. Miami Booker T. Washington (4-3, 2A). LAST WEEK: The Tornadoes beat No. 9 Miami Southridge in a GMAC Week game, 27-14. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @Miami Ransom Everglades. NEXT GAME: 11/7 – No. 7 Miami Palmetto.
9. Southridge (7-2, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Spartans saw their seven-game win streak come to an end in a GMAC Week game against No. 8 Miami Booker T. Washington, 27-14. THIS WEEK: The team will be off. NEXT GAME: 11/1 - @Homestead South Dade.
10. Sunrise Piper (7-0, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Bengals remained the only unbeaten team in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties with a 14-7 win against No. 17 Plantation. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - @ No. 16 Coconut Creek Monarch & 10/28 – Fort Lauderdale. NEXT GAME: 11/1 - @Hollywood South Broward.
11. Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (6-2, 5A). LAST WEEK: The Tigers beat No. 15 Fort Lauderdale Dillard in the annual Soul Bowl, 31-7. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @Coconut Creek. NEXT GAME: 11/1 – No. 16 Coconut Creek Monarch.
12. Pembroke Pines West Broward (6-2, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Bobcats won a pair of games – beating Naples Gulf Coast, 63-19, and Miami Beach, 37-6. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @Miami Dr. Krop. NEXT GAME: 11/1 – Davie Western.
13. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (5-2, 2A). LAST WEEK: The Chiefs knocked off previously unbeaten Boca Raton, 49-14. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @ No.1 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna. NEXT GAME: 11/1 - @Miramar.
14. Miami Christopher Columbus (5-3, 7A). LAST WEEK: The Explorers lost a GMAC Week contest against No. 5 Miami Northwestern, 23-18. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – Miami Archbishop Carroll. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
15. Fort Lauderdale Dillard (4-2, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Panthers dropped a 31-7 decision to No. 11 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely in the annual Broward Soul Bowl. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - @Boynton Beach. NEXT GAME: 11/1 – Deerfield Beach.
16. Coconut Creek Monarch (4-3, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Knights lost for the second straight week, 44-6, to No. 3 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 10 Sunrise Piper. NEXT GAME: 11/1 - @ No. 11 Pompano Beach Ely.
17. Plantation (5-3, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Colonels were beaten by No. 10 Sunrise Piper, 14-7. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - @No. 4 Miami Norland. NEXT GAME: 10/31 – South Plantation.
18. Miami Carol City (5-3, 2A). LAST WEEK: The Chiefs jumped into the Top 20 for the first time this year with a 20-9 win against Homestead in a GMAC Week contest. THIS WEEK: 10/25 - @Miami Belen Jesuit. NEXT GAME: 10/31 – North Lauderdale Somerset Prep.
19. Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (5-2, 1A). LAST WEEK: The Spartans were off. THIS WEEK: 10/25 – North Miami Beach. NEXT GAME: 11/1 - @Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman.
20. Hialeah (7-2, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Thoroughbreds won for the fifth straight time, posting their fourth shutout of the year, 31-0, against Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – Miami Springs. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
KEEP AN EYE ON: Coconut Creek (3-3, 5A), Coral Gables (4-3, 7A), Davie Western (4-4, 7A), Doral Academy (4-3, 6A), Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (7-2, 2A), Fort Lauderdale NSU University School (7-1, Independent), Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (3-4, 3A), Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (5-2, Independent), Hollywood South Broward (3-4, 6A), Homestead (3-3, 6A). Homestead South Dade (4-4, 7A), Miami Archbishop Carroll (6-3, 1A), Florida Christian (7-1, Independent), Miami Edison (4-4, 1A), Miami Immaculata LaSalle (6-1, 2A), Miami Jackson (4-4, 3A), Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (4-4, 7A), Miami Ransom Everglades (5-1, 2A), Miami Springs (3-5, 2A), Miami True North Classical Academy (4-2, 1A), Miramar (4-4, 5A), North Miami (5-4, 5A), North Miami Beach (3-4, 2A), Pembroke Pines Charter (5-2, 5A), Pembroke Pines Flanagan (4-3, 6A), Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (4-3, 4A), Weston Cypress Bay (3-4, 7A).
WEEKLY RANKINGS
PRE-SEASON. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-pre-season-top-20-st-thomas-begins-at-no-1
Week 2. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-week-2-top-20-st-thomas-remains-on-top
Week 3. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-week-3-top-20-surprises-shake-things-up
WEEK 4. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-4-things-are-getting-very-interesting
WEEK 5. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-5-local-rankings-change-from-week-to-week
WEEK 6. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-6-district-play-has-started-in-miami-dade-broward
WEEK 7. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-7-st-thomas-aquinas-miami-central-hollywood-chaminade-madonna-remain-at-the-top
WEEK 8. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-8-head-to-head-matchups-are-key
WEEK 9. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-9-chaminade-madonna-moves-back-on-top
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When it comes to recruiting prospects, colleges and universities across the country never stop evaluating and watching football talent in every class.
Many years ago, when the football season came to an end, recruiting was put on hold until spring. No longer.
Recruiting all classes 365 days a year is the landscape we are living in these days.
As the current senior class is certainly in the spotlight, juniors (2026), sophomores (2027) and freshmen are getting plenty of attention as college coaches build their database in this competitive world of trying to bring athletes onto their campus.
As we get the opportunity to see so many football players live, it gives us a huge advantage of seeing some of the best current and future talents, playing in some key games against quality talent that Miami-Dade and Broward Counties have long produced.
Today, we look at five local prospects who are turning heads and grabbing attention from fans, high school coaches, recruiting services and colleges from all over the nation.
2025 – Roderick “R.J.” Boynton, OLB/SS, 5-10, 185, Miami Gulliver Prep. When watching this talented prospect play, the first thing you notice is his ability to make plays. Among the state’s leaders in tackles, here is a gifted student/athlete that continues to keep the Raiders in games with his ability to contain the running games as well as the passing attack – from either the secondary or as an outside linebacker. In addition to his play on the football field, his 3.4 grade point average in the classroom is also quite impressive for college coaches who continue to watch his progress.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/15203846/RJ-BOYNTON
2025 – Adrian Farrow, DL, 6-4, 250, Miami Norland. While so many prospects continue to receive attention for the play on the defensive line, this may be the true heart and soul for a Vikings’ defense that is one of the best in Florida. He is quick off the ball and creates mismatches up front against any offensive line like he has for the past two years. An FAU commitment, this is a difference maker that also gets it done in the classroom (3.0 GPA), adding to what he brings to the table. Continue to keep an eye on this big-time player!
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17641726/Adrian-Farrow
2027 – Anthony Jennings III, WR/Athlete, 6-0, 165, Fort Lauderdale Dillard. From the time he stepped on the field a year ago during his freshman season there was no doubt that this was a special prospect. He is skilled and instinctive as a football player who combines his many talents with 10.8 (100 meters) speed. Whether as a receiver or a kick returner, he is someone you need to continue to watch as one of the top prospects in his class.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18231676/Anthony-Jennings-III
2027 – Nicholas Lennear, WR/Athlete, 5-10, 165, Miami Northwestern. Fron youth football straight to the varsity level, here is one of the top prospects in the nation. His ability to make big time catches against elite defensive backs has some of the top programs watching his progress every game. He is not only a game-breaking receiver, but as a kick returner Lennear has shown that he can turn a game around in an instant. One of the major talents in this country.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19539314/Nicholas-Lennear
2026 – Omari McNeal, QB, 6-0, 155, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely. Make no mistake here is a major talent in the junior class. Someone who is already considered as one of Florida’s fast rising talents who just doesn’t get it done at camps and combines in a T-shirt and shorts, but his play in important game conditions has drawn praise from opponents and college coaches who continue to watch him raise the bar. He is indeed a catalyst who has helped the Tigers remain in the mix for post-season play. His work in the classroom is also an enhancement during the recruiting process.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16403448/66f86367b90df450f5f74e01
MONDAY FLORIDA FOOTBALL, October 21
Coral Springs Charter 35, Coral Springs Taravella 0
Hollywood Hills 36, Hallandale 29
Miami Central 54, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 0
North Miami 29, Miramar Everglades 20
Pembroke Pines Charter 26, Cooper City 14
Pembroke Pines West Broward 37, Miami Beach 6
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