Local Kids succeeding at the next level
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They were mentioning Feeney as Indiana's best OL, and I agree. He's making my All-B1G Team if he continues to play at the level he is.
http://www.nevadawolfpack.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/100615aab.html
Very good article on James Butler.
Very good article on James Butler.
If you say so. I'm just proud of our young men. they have blossomed where ever they go. they are college ready. On the field and in the classroom.
Sandwich LB Seth McDonald has been a force for EIU
I think Coal City has an OL at Illinois.
Joe Jones from Plano was Special Teams Player of the Week for Northwestern 2 weeks ago.
I think Plano has Brown at Illinois St. and Elias at Eastern Illinois as well.
I think Coal City has an OL at Illinois.
Joe Jones from Plano was Special Teams Player of the Week for Northwestern 2 weeks ago.
I think Plano has Brown at Illinois St. and Elias at Eastern Illinois as well.
Benet has a few kids playing and contributing at the next level:
Dayton: Jack Crain (Pioneer Football League defensive player of the week after win against San Diego), Jack Euritt, Nick Surges, Ryan Parks, Joe Weidenbach
Dartmouth: Porter Ontko
Johns Hopkins: Jack Toner, Pat Runger, Tommy Burke
Dayton: Jack Crain (Pioneer Football League defensive player of the week after win against San Diego), Jack Euritt, Nick Surges, Ryan Parks, Joe Weidenbach
Dartmouth: Porter Ontko
Johns Hopkins: Jack Toner, Pat Runger, Tommy Burke
Prairie Ridge's Collin Corcoran, the man who wrecked Nazareth's offense back in 2011, is 6-4 240-pounds of serious business for Winona State. Already a two time All-Conference honoree, he leads the Warriors in tackles with 59, 8.0 for loss, 1.5 sacks and 2 forced fumbles. Hasn't lost his touch...
Second in tackles is Addison Trail's Mike Imperiale, with 39, 5.0 TFL, 1.0 sack, and 1 INT.
Second in tackles is Addison Trail's Mike Imperiale, with 39, 5.0 TFL, 1.0 sack, and 1 INT.
Epic
I read the entire thread and a guy I have been thinking about the last couple of days is not on the list, and likely one of the best linebackers in college today, Antonio Morrison from Bolingbrook.
Shame on you Bones.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...antonio-morrisons-comeback-20151010-post.html
I read the entire thread and a guy I have been thinking about the last couple of days is not on the list, and likely one of the best linebackers in college today, Antonio Morrison from Bolingbrook.
Shame on you Bones.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...antonio-morrisons-comeback-20151010-post.html
Totally left him off. My bad. He's going to be All-SEC this year and indeed has rebounded like a boss. NFL talent
Epic, nice article on October 30th on Corcoran in McHenry County Sports if you're interested.
Isaac news from Michigan
I thought Harbaugh would be a perfect match for him.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...-none-of-your-business-according-to-harbaugh/
I thought Harbaugh would be a perfect match for him.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...-none-of-your-business-according-to-harbaugh/
If you watched Sunday Night Broncos Green Bay Game, in addition to Brian Bulaga, MCC, you saw Michael Schofield from Carl Sandburg and Michigan playing RT for the Broncos
PS; Michael's brother Andrew was a 3 year starter at South Dakota State and their father was a valuable contributor to the Edgy Forum
PS; Michael's brother Andrew was a 3 year starter at South Dakota State and their father was a valuable contributor to the Edgy Forum
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Ferguson has had a pretty good run at U of I, can't stay healthy but when hes played hes been pretty good.
That is just not true. Josh Ferguson is having a nice career at Illinois. Both Borgra and Ivlow are doing quite well at St X. Malin Jones has struggled, and the verdict is still out on Ty. To say none of them ever pan out is simply false.
Before the last few games, Ferguson has not had injury problems. He played in 33 games for the Illini over the past 3 seasons prior to this year. If you look at his overall numbers, they are pretty impressive. I think his lack of size hurts him and he gets banged up. But overall, he has been pretty healthy in his illini career.
It is my understanding that if he stays at Michigan, he still has 2 years of eligibility left after this year. This is his second year of playing. He doesn't lose a year when he transferred. The denial of the medical hardship just meant he could not play immediately at Michigan.
Hope you are right, USD.
He is a great talent, hate to see him miss the chance to play.
I think last year was the same as a red-shirt.
On the roster he is listed as a junior. So, yes, senior and 5th year remain after this season.
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