CJ Cypher Continues To Ball In 62-24 Win Over Douglas County

Trinton Breeze
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Miami Hurricanes 2029 four-star quarterback commit CJ Cypher has yet to throw an interception this season for his Carrollton Trojans High School squad. He currently has them sitting at a 7-0 overall record and 1-0 in region play.

Last night, Cypher and his Trojans team rolled past the Douglas County Tigers 62-24. He threw for 139 yards, completing 11 of 19 throws for four touchdowns. Miami Hurricanes offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson was also in town to see him this week.



So far this season, he has been really smart with his reads and he has done a solid job when he is under pressure. According to the 247Sports Composite Recruiting Rankings, he is currently ranked the nation's No. 11 prospect, No. 1 quarterback, and No. 3 player out of the Peach State.

Through seven games, Cypher has racked up a total of 2,085 passing yards, completing 142 of 194 pass attempts (73.2%), while adding 30 passing touchdowns and zero interceptions. Cypher has also rushed 15 times for 90 yards. During his freshman season, he led his Trojans to a 14-1 overall record, recording 2,178 yards and 26 passing touchdowns.

Think about it--this is a sophomore putting up these numbers. Imagine what he will be able to do once he is a senior. He stands at 6-foot-2, and 220-pounds and has a total of 32 offers from multiple Power Five programs.

Mario Cristobal and Shannon Dawson got a good one in CJ Cypher.
 

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Wicked talent man, JFC! I feel sorry for college footballs mothers, like the asian lady told O-dawg in Menace to Society.
 
Miami Hurricanes 2029 four-star quarterback commit CJ Cypher has yet to throw an interception this season for his Carrollton Trojans High School squad. He currently has them sitting at a 7-0 overall record and 1-0 in region play.

Last night, Cypher and his Trojans team rolled past the Douglas County Tigers 62-24. He threw for 139 yards, completing 11 of 19 throws for four touchdowns. Miami Hurricanes offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson was also in town to see him this week.



So far this season, he has been really smart with his reads and he has done a solid job when he is under pressure. According to the 247Sports Composite Recruiting Rankings, he is currently ranked the nation's No. 11 prospect, No. 1 quarterback, and No. 3 player out of the Peach State.

Through seven games, Cypher has racked up a total of 2,085 passing yards, completing 142 of 194 pass attempts (73.2%), while adding 30 passing touchdowns and zero interceptions. Cypher has also rushed 15 times for 90 yards. During his freshman season, he led his Trojans to a 14-1 overall record, recording 2,178 yards and 26 passing touchdowns.

Think about it--this is a sophomore putting up these numbers. Imagine what he will be able to do once he is a senior. He stands at 6-foot-2, and 220-pounds and has a total of 32 offers from multiple Power Five programs.

Mario Cristobal and Shannon Dawson got a good one in CJ Cypher.

I watched this game. Cyphers was good, but the running attacked really was the difference against an overmatched Douglas County team.
Honestly, even better than Cyphers was Kweli Fielder. He was a wall on the left side. He may end up as a guard in college as he is 6’4” 320 already but he will be good. No one got past him on pass plays and he won every single rep on running plays.
 
Idc what it takes. Keep this kid in the class. Let him and his tackle be the ambassadors
 
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