With spring ending this past week and summer camps and 7-on-7 events, there are going to be several prospects looking to get some exposure.
As we continue to do this summer – as we did all off-season – we get out and watch prospects to see which athletes are not getting the spotlight they deserve.
While many football fans and recruiting analysts wait for programs to arrive before heaping praise on them, there are others who see the potential from the very beginning.
At Coral Glades, the transformation process began as soon as head coach Cam Thomas took the job, and has not stopped since.
As summer has finally arrived and colleges fully opening their doors to student/athletes across the country, it is time for prospects to put their best foot forward.
Nearly 14 months have passed by since many of these NCAA college coaches have been able to see athletes live and in person. A long time has passed, and many things have changed.
Like so many football programs in south Florida, 2020 was really a tough year for Monsignor Pace head football coach Mario Perez and his team.
While we all know what the pandemic did during the 2020 season – leaving many teams and players with very little exposure at all.
Coach Donald Jackson has been around south Florida high school football long enough to know which prospects make it and those who try and live on their hype and not the overall performance.
As a second-year head coach at Everglades Prep, he fully knows the landscape and what has to be done to build a program that not only wins games, but develops players and gets them ready for college – in and out of the classroom.