While it has been tough for many athletes in south Florida during this pandemic, grabbing the attention of college coaches has been a major chore.
As the spring and summer are usually the time when athletes impress college coaches with their skills, this year has been one crazy mess – and those trips to college campuses and the many team 7-on-7 events have not been a part of this major quarantine.
The one great thing about south Florida is when you get on the radar screen, you can ride that momentum a long way. But you also have to go out and prove it every week.
Because there are so many analysts and fan websites who rush to get a scoop on everyone, they need to take their time and watch these young men perform – more than once.
They say, it doesn’t matter where you play – if you can play – the colleges will find you.
For all the athletes running from their current teams – chasing something that may appear better as a perceived advancement – is often not. GOSPEL!!!!
The best thing about south Florida is football talent is everywhere.
It doesn’t matter if you play for a 2A school or any 8A program, there is a great chance that there will be elite talent – getting ready for the next level and beyond.
We often go over the line position in south Florida as a place that is overlooked.
No matter what the scouts or recruiting services will tell you, many of them do not watch what goes on throughout the course of a game on the line of scrimmage. They can tell you they do, but they don’t.