Travis Thomas has been covering youth football for several decades, focusing on the prospects who will become that next wave of elite talent.
Along with so many others who promote and uncover the youth football programs in south Florida, Thomas has long been the coach, organizer and an energy behind putting south Florida youngsters on the map – as the nation watches.
It should come as no surprise to anyone that no matter what position it may be, south Florida will be there with star-quality football prospects ready to make an impression.
When it comes to defensive linemen, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties are starting to produce defensive ends, rush ends and interior defensive linemen who are not only winding up on Power 5 rosters nationally, but at nearly every level.
As a fan of high school football in south Florida, nobody has to tell you about the defensive back position and how well respected it is.
As we continue to get our complete Miami-Dade and Broward County prospect lists correct – with the pandemic and so many transfers – we now check out the Class of 2024 defensive secondary – and you know that automatically signals the best of the best – anywhere in the country.
If you tried to think back to the last time Miami-Dade and Broward Counties didn’t have a number of quality receiving prospects, you may be there looking back for quite some time.
The position has always been impressive, dating back to the 50s and 60s when the area featured some national recruits.
When projecting into the future with football prospects, it is never an easy thing to do.
Growth and so many other factors play a huge part in looking into a crystal ball and trying to see where this freshman or sophomore will end up. Many change positions two and three times before settling in on the right spot.