On recruiting
With several talented backs, this is Columbus year
You could see it coming at the end of last year. And by the time summer had ended, most everyone who talked had Miami Columbus playing for an 8A state title.
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You could see it coming at the end of last year. And by the time summer had ended, most everyone who talked had Miami Columbus playing for an 8A state title.
It’s minutes before the opening game of the 2011 high school football season and Hallandale head coach Dameon Jones is biting at his fingernails, watching his Chargers warm up for their game against Plantation.
Since opening its doors more than a decade ago, Dr. Krop always has been able to produce and develop enough talent to compete at a high level.
Through the years, the trademark of Hollywood Hills football is the program’s ability to maintain stability and attract quality talent.
Recruiting has taken so many twists and turns throughout the years, gaining an advantage is keeping an eye on the future.
As teams headed back to work this week across the state of Florida, there were some new stars born over a spring and summer that had enough camps, combines, 7-on-7 events and clinics to last a year, and that’s exactly when it will all begin again.
Having been to every Nike Camp since the event began more than a decade ago, it still carries with it a huge name that attracts talent.