by Jeff Fisher Rutgers head coach Kyle Flood officially welcomed 25 student-athletes into his program on National Signing Day. Flood called this year’s class one that can win a Big 10 championship, according to NJ.com.
by Jeff Fisher Congrats to all student-athletes who are celebrating their John Hancock moments today by signing their National Letter of Intent on Signing Day 2015.
by Jeff Fisher Tomorrow is like Christmas Day for college football programs. Instead of Santa coming down the chimney, he delivers his gifts…errr players…while ringing his fax machine bells on National Signing Day. With less than 24 hours before that…
by Jeff Fisher With National Signing Day two days away, who’s the #1 recruit? Quite honestly, there’s no way to determine the answer, but Monday, USA Today High School Sports decided it would be good to create a composite ranking…
During our 35-day Sea to Shining Sea road trip, we spent a significant amount of time driving through and staying-in New Mexico. In fact, we loved Santa Fe so much that we actually stayed there a couple of days heading…
by Jeff Fisher The honors keep rolling-in for Westover High School‘s Trent Thompson, who Wednesday was named as the Maxwell Football Club‘s National Player of the Year. Thompson, who is 6-4, 305 pounds, was named as USA Today’s Defensive Player…
by Jeff Fisher Our regular readers know that recruiting websites are not my favorite thing in the world. Yes, I understand how big a role they have in today’s game, but it’s not what I choose to focus-on with High…
by Sean Ceglinsky Lil Sho. His nickname says it all. The moniker, for those who are unaware, belongs to Jalen McCleskey and the senior from St. Paul’s (LA) put on a show during this past weekend’s Blue-Grey All-American Bowl at…
by Jeff Fisher Being the best high school football league in America means that the spotlight is always shining brightly on you. Three days after all eyes were on the Big North – United Division for the well-played battle between…
by Jeff Fisher The debate is over on whether junior standout Rashan Gary can play for Paramus Catholic. The New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association’s Eligibility Appeals Committee voted 5-0 Thursday to allow Gary, who transferred from Scotch Plains-Fanwood this summer,…