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  • IN MY OPINION

    Cristobal set up the groundwork for FIU’s allure

    Within minutes of Mario’s Cristobal’s firing at Florida International University, names began to pop up for the coaching vacancy. There were also some rather angry and confused local high school coaches and players.

  • Recruiting

    Prep football players find college scholarships tougher to get

    It’s now less than two weeks away from National Signing Day, and the tremendous athletes who have spent the past 10 years working for this time, are actually finding a college scholarship tougher to attain.

  • In My Opinion

    All-star games help out

    It happens every year at this time. The scramble for those coveted college scholarships take South Florida athletes from all-star game to all-star game in search of something they have been after throughout their high school careers.

  • Chad Thomas.

    Recruiting

    Larry Blustein: Class of 2014 already making an impression

    With less than a month to go before the Class of 2013 makes that final decision on National Signing Day, some of the attention has been shifted to the next class — the rising seniors who make up a very talented group of 2014 prospects that could be as good as we have had in South Florida. Photo Gallery Available

  • In my opinion

    Local showcases give prospects right kind of help

    With few all-star games left for Class of 2013 players to showcase their many skills to college coaches who still have scholarships to award, the attention — especially on the recruiting front — has started to turn the future.

  • In my opinion

    All-Star games help promote area players

    When it comes to producing Football Bowl Subdivision talent, South Florida simply has no rival anyplace in the country. In a 100-mile radius, there are enough prospects to compete for, and win, national championships.

  • Recruiting

    St. Thomas Aquinas and Central will be in spotlight again in 2013

    When it comes to recruiting in South Florida, two programs know the drill better than anyone in the nation.

  • In my opinion

    Foes beware: Booker T. built for the future

    As Miami Booker T. Washington hoisted the 4A state title trophy in Orlando last weekend, winning its second state football championship, the conversation quickly shifted to 2013.

  • In my opinion

    Top prospects excel in football playoffs

    If you had the chance to watch some of the football playoff games involving teams from Miami-Dade and Broward counties, South Florida once again proved to the rest of the state that it is not only prospect rich, but also boasts some mighty impressive teams.

  • In My Opinion

    University succeeds with non-nonsense coaching

    As he stands on the sideline on the football field at Nova, less than an hour before the biggest game of his season — one that many believe could be the eventual 3A title game against American Heritage Delray, Roger Harriott is cool and very much collected.

  • IN MY OPINION

    Killian football coach Cory Johnson has program on steady rise

    When he took over a program that was searching for an identity four years ago, Cory Johnson knew that one day Killian had the athletes to compete at a high level.

  • In my opinion

    Dellenbach lays down solid foundation for success

    They came to see American Heritage’s Sony Michel run the ball. They had heard about the nation’s best Class of 2014 running back. But what the football fans in Sebring would see over the next three hours was the rebirth of a program that is building — at a high level — for the long haul.

  • North Miami Beach Chargers football team coach Jeff Bertani.

    IN MY OPINION

    With coaching in his blood, Jeff Bertani lifts NMB football

    While some coaches say that the game is in their blood, Jeff Bertani’s DNA comes up a match in a football family that dates some 55 years in Miami-Dade County.

  • In My Opinion

    Things starting to look up for St. Thomas Aquinas football

    If you’ve had the chance to watch St. Thomas Aquinas play this year, the Raiders are certainly as talented as ever. What the two losses to Miramar and Don Bosco Prep represent is the lack of playmakers. But things are starting to change.

  • In My Opinion

    Telly Lockette’s Central Rockets continue to churn out talent

    With a state title and a runner-up over the past two years, few programs in Florida have enjoyed the success that Central has.

  • In My Opinion

    Rashad West building something special at Western

    Growing up in the shadow of Southeast High in Bradenton, Rashad West always had role models. From Peter Warrick to Adrian McPherson, Ukee Dozier and Todd Williams, there were always athletes to follow and appreciate.

  • In my opinion

    Hudson has alma mater South Dade climbing football ranks

    When Nathaniel Hudson took over the head coaching job at South Dade last spring, he gave no timetable for when the Bucs would compete for a playoff spot. He only guaranteed that his alma mater would play hard and give everything it had.

  • In my opinion

    Colonels are going on the offensive

    During the past five years, if you mentioned Plantation High’s football program, defense would automatically come to mind. After all, the Colonels have produced a number of quality prospects who have gone on to enjoy collegiate and NFL success on that side of the ball.

  • In My Opinion

    Merritt keeps it going at Columbus

    Through the first five weeks of the season, there have been some tremendous teams.

  • In My Opinion

    Coach Calvin Davis, Monarch taking big strides forward

    During a recent win against McArthur, Monarch first-year coach Calvin Davis made it clear this is not a team that opponents will just roll over. It’s not the Monarch that opponents have come to know.

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