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The cliche is that South Florida doesn't produce big boys. We saw a change last year with 5 South Florida OL signing with Top 10 programs. Now, we are seeing layers of talent on both sides of the line. The removal of weight restrictions at the youth football level suggests this trend will only continue.
On the OL, Marcus Tate (University) and Laurence Seymore (Central) are elite players who can play anywhere. Michael McClaughlin (Douglas), Ryan Rodriguez (Columbus), Kareem Harden (Stranahan), Michael Marshall (Norland) and Andrew Weisz (Benjamin) all have Power 5 offers early in the process. Others will emerge.
At DT, it's one of the best years ever. Leonard Taylor (Palmetto), Tyreak Sapp (STA), Savion Collins (Palmetto) and Anthony Hundley (Booker T) are all attracting high-end P5 interest. Allan Haye (Chaminade) is heading in that direction with quick Miami and Louisville offers. And there are two legit pluggers in Boaz Saint Vil (STA) and Reggie Session (Carol City) who are getting offers daily.
It's an exciting time to recruit in South Florida. You can fill a lot of needs at positions that used to be barren. We need to start winning.
On the OL, Marcus Tate (University) and Laurence Seymore (Central) are elite players who can play anywhere. Michael McClaughlin (Douglas), Ryan Rodriguez (Columbus), Kareem Harden (Stranahan), Michael Marshall (Norland) and Andrew Weisz (Benjamin) all have Power 5 offers early in the process. Others will emerge.
At DT, it's one of the best years ever. Leonard Taylor (Palmetto), Tyreak Sapp (STA), Savion Collins (Palmetto) and Anthony Hundley (Booker T) are all attracting high-end P5 interest. Allan Haye (Chaminade) is heading in that direction with quick Miami and Louisville offers. And there are two legit pluggers in Boaz Saint Vil (STA) and Reggie Session (Carol City) who are getting offers daily.
It's an exciting time to recruit in South Florida. You can fill a lot of needs at positions that used to be barren. We need to start winning.