How Responsible Can 2011’s Angelo Mangiro Be at the Next Level?

Published on: 3rd March, 2010

On the field, Angelo Mangiro easily gives the opposition shivers and is considered one of the most frightening parts about playing Roxbury’s football team any given Friday.   Off the field, there is another side of Angelo that shines just as brightly as any monstrous performance he displays on the gridiron.   Heading into ...

Boston College Football: Spring Fever at The Heights

Published on: 2nd March, 2010

Chestnut Hill, Mass., spring 2009: Of course there were questions about stability. Coach Jagodzinski had been fired only two months before, and a career assistant subsequently headed the Boston College program.   With the whirlwind surrounding the coaching situation as well as a serious offensive quarterback situation (Only four games of starting ...

Time Won’t Run Out on 2011 Recruit Terrell Chestnut

Published on: 28th February, 2010

Disappointment would be an understatement, but he handles that game extremely well. Terrell Chestnut of Pottsgrove, Penn., and a batch full of young stars led a Falcons team into the Pennsylvania state championships only to be stopped short by Archbishop Wood.   “We just ended up just running out of time, that’s ...

Albert Louis-Jean: NCAA Football Recruitment

Published on: 23rd February, 2010

Any college football recruiter will tell you right off the bat that there is no tougher position to recognize talent at than cornerback. Let’s be honest, when will a cornerback’s performance be highlighted on a film? College coaches may even spend days contemplating which player on their team would fit ...

Elusive Goal: The Chase for 2011’s Miles Shuler

Published on: 16th February, 2010

For my second athlete installment, I will take a closer look at ATH, Miles Shuler.   Miles attends Long Beach High School in New Jersey, and thrives at both football and track. Coming into his senior season, Miles has created an astounding amount of buzz because of his great junior film, which ...

2011’s Max Delorenzo: The Pride of Berlin

Published on: 16th February, 2010

Max Delorenzo- With my second running back evaluation, I look at Max Delorenzo. The Berlin, Conn. product is extremely young for his grade, yet on every play, he looks more and more like a D-1 college prospect. With a great sophomore year in which he scored 15 touchdowns, he has received ...

NCAA Football: Where is Darius Jennings Headed?

Published on: 16th February, 2010

There is no doubt Darius Jennings is the premier speedster of the 2011 class. Along with wide receiver, he played quarterback and defensive back in high school, but plans on being a wide out in college. The offense literally revolved around him. Gilman School (Baltimore, Maryland) used motion almost all year ...

Tall Feat: 2011 College Football Prospect Matt Zanellato

Published on: 16th February, 2010

What Matt Zanellato lacks in speed, he makes up for with jaw dropping receiving ability. Because of both his height and catching skill, he is a player that thrives in the red zone. His quarterback is very capable, but at times all he has to do is give Zanellato a chance ...

2011 Recruiting Evaluation: a Gause for Every Wound

Published on: 13th February, 2010

  In recruiting data around the Internet, Quentin Gause is labeled as an athlete. Athlete by definition is “a person possessing the natural or acquired traits or talents”. Because of these talents, he is not subjected to one single position on the Bishop Kearney football team. Instead, he plays running ...