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Maryland Varsity · Apr 13, 2014

Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
Varsity Insider. Find out what colleges are after Brandon Battle, Amaru
Major, Dwayne Haskins Jr., Juwuan Briscoe, and Ronje Wright now!

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Bullis School quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr.

SMU offer: “My quarterback coach, Coach Norville, sent my highlight tape to
SMU and they were the first one to offer me. He had me call Coach Jones and he
told me they offered me.”

First thoughts: “It was a great feeling and a
relied. When I got it, it made me feel grateful but also wanted me to continue
working to get more.”

Arizona State offer: “My friend, Jalen Strong,
plays receiver there. My quarterback coach sent tape to them and they were
intrigued. Jalen went and talked to Coach Norvell about me. Coach Norville told
me to call Coach Norbell and he told me there was an offer over the phone.”

Surprised by the offers: “I was a little surprised and shocked to get the
two offers in that amount of time. It was also good because it shows how much
hard work I’ve been doing.”

His college spot: “They offered me as a
quarterback.”

Others: “Boston College, West Virginia, Georgia, Clemson,
LSU, and Maryland.”

Close to offering: “Boston College is really close
once the year is over with. West Virginia is also close but I’m not sure about
anyone else.”

Visits: “I’m going to the West Virginia spring game on
Saturday and then the Maryland spring game.”

A final decision: “I’d like
to make it going into my senior year in the spring time.”

A favorite:
“There are no favorites right now. I’m interested in everyone that is interested
in me.”

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Thomas Stone athlete Juwuan Briscoe

His newest offer:
“Toledo sent me a message but I didn’t get the
information until my coach told me. The coach added me on twitter and told me he
watched my film. They offered on the spot.”

Hearing a coach offer on the
spot:
“It feels great in knowing that I am good enough to get offered on the
spot.”

What he knows about Toledo:
“Nothing as far as it being in
Ohio. I’m starting to look into it more.”

Other new schools in the
picture:
“Rutgers came in the picture. I am supposed to go to a junior day
this Saturday.”

What he wants to get out of the trip:
“I just want to
gain a lot more knowledge of the coaching staff and the campus. I really want to
talk to their players and get more information about how things are from their
end.”

Close to offering:
“I think Towson is close to offering. I think
they want me to compete at their camp. Coach John called me and said he watched
my film and they love it. He has been talking to me ever since.”

A final
decision:
“I think it will be after my upcoming senior season.”

College visits:
“I was supposed to head to NC State. I was going to go there
when I have a chance.”

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North Point quarterback Brandon Battle

Camps:“Right now I am definitely doing to the University of Maryland camp,
the University of Toledo, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I
am also looking at making a trip to Cornell this summer.”

Recruiting:
“Currently the schools I am hearing from the most are the University of North
Carolina, Toledo, Cornell, and Maryland.”

Offers: “At this point, most of
the schools want me to throw in person. They will make a final decision. That is
when the summer camps come into play,”

College visits: “A couple of weeks
ago I went to North Carolina for their junior day. The week after that I went to
Maryland for their junior day. This pasts Saturday I went to Princeton for their
junior day. I’ve been making a lot of visits to different schools.”

The
visits: “Overall I really liked North Carolina. The coaching staff and the
campus felt good to me. That was the best one I’ve been to but I enjoyed myself
at all three of them.”

A favorite college growing up: “I didn’t really
pick a favorite. I just watched different schools and players so I didn’t have a
favorite.”

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Surrattsville running back Amaru Major

Camps: “I am still undecided about that. I want to go to Florida State and
Maryland but other than that I have no idea.”

Recruiting: “Auburn sent me
a couple of letters, Nebraska, ODU, Maryland, Syracuse Northwestern, Towson, and
Morgan State. Those are the ones that have been reaching out to me.”

College visits: “This Saturday I had a visit to Morgan State. Towson wants me to
visit and I’ll be attending one of their camps. Maryland wants me to come to one
of their camps too.”

The Morgan State visit: “It went good. They showed
me the school and how the coaching staff works. They showed me how they have it
with their running backs. It went good and I liked it.”

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Towson running back Ronje Wright

Camps: “I will most likely go to Boston College and Maryland for camps. I
want to try and do my best to get myself a scholarship offer.”

Recruiting: “James Madison, North Carolina State, and Toledo are the biggest
three right now.”

Visits: “Not yet but I think this Saturday I’m going to
go to JMU for their spring football game.”

Scholarship talk: “JMU has.
They said they are thinking about offering me and Toledo has said that too.”

A favorite: “No, not really.”

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kokobagginz · Apr 13, 2014

A lot of people are hitting me up talking about how political the Rivals Camp Series has become.
WOW! I'm shocked about that.

Maryland Varsity · Apr 10, 2014

Maryland Varsity · Apr 10, 2014

Maryland Varsity · Apr 10, 2014

The Offensive Linemen! The Rivals Camp Series presented by Under Armour is
headed to St. John's on Sunday. Maryland Varsity breaks down the in-state
offensive linemen and who to keep an eye out for now!

Note: This may
not be a complete list of the in-state athletes in-attendance.

The Names
Barnabas Baning | St. Mary's Ryken | Offensive Lineman | 2015

Cam Spence | Gilman | Offensive Lineman | 2017
David Robbins | Glenelg |
Offensive Lineman | 2015
Isaiah Prince | Roosevelt | Offensive Lineman | 2015

Jack Shugars | Archbishop Spalding | Offensive Lineman | 2015
Matthew Hunt |
St. Mary's Ryken | Offensive Line | 2016
Patrick Allen | Franklin | Offensive
Line | 2015
Stephen Spanellis | Gilman | Offensive Line | 2016

Overview:
The numbers may not be huge overall but having top tier blockers
will make for a great camp. They will be challenged in the 1-on-1s against
what may be the deepest in-state position at the camp along the defensive line.

The Offers
Barnabas Baning | St. Mary's Ryken | Offensive Lineman |
2015
David Robbins | Glenelg | Offensive Lineman | 2015
Isaiah Prince |
Roosevelt | Offensive Lineman | 2015
Patrick Allen | Franklin | Offensive
Line | 2015
All four of these linemen have played their way into scholarship
offers. Three of these athletes have seen national powerhouses throw
scholarship offers into the ring as well.

The Future
Matthew
Hunt | St. Mary's Ryken | Offensive Line | 2016
St. Mary's Ryken continues to
see their athletes add scholarship offers by the day seemingly and Hunt hopes to
be the next within the Class of 2016.

Give the man some credit
David
Robbins | Glenelg | Offensive Lineman | 2015
Robbins recently got recruiting
out of the way by committing to Florida State. He doesn't have to come to
this camp as there is nothing to prove outside of national rankings and showing
Seminole fans what they will be getting in the future.

Watch out
for
Isaiah Prince | Roosevelt | Offensive Lineman | 2015
Patrick Allen |
Franklin | Offensive Line | 2015
These two uncommitted are among the most
sought after linemen in the country. They will be in the race for MVP
honors.

This post was edited on 4/10 5:39 PM by Maryland Varsity

Maryland Varsity · Apr 9, 2014

Maryland Varsity · Apr 9, 2014

Maryland Varsity · Apr 8, 2014

The Linebackers! The Rivals Camp Series presented by Under Armour is
headed to St. John's on Sunday. Maryland Varsity breaks down the in-state
linebackers and who to keep an eye out for now!

Note: This may not be
a complete list of the in-state athletes in-attendance.

The Names
Drew Yarborough | Thomas Jefferson | Linebacker | 2015
Isiah
Ryans | Friendly | Linebacker | 2015
Keith Simms | Landon | Linebacker | 2016

Marcus Leggett | Surrattsville | Linebacker | 2015

Overview:
Just due
to sheer numbers, the linebacker position will not come in with the hype as a
number of other positions. These players are talented but the chip that
they come in with could help them excel.

The Offers
None
All
four players are battling for a scholarship but none have it at this point.

The Future
Keith Simms | Landon | Linebacker | 2016
Great size and
the ability to play multiple spots is why Simms could potentially be a very
sought after college recruit.

The Hybrid
Isiah Ryans | Friendly
| Linebacker | 2015
Ryans spent time at multiple spots as a junior and that
versatility could help him in drills on Sunday.
This post was edited on 4/8 10:15 PM by Maryland Varsity

Maryland Varsity · Apr 8, 2014

Maryland Varsity · Apr 7, 2014

The Quarterbacks! The Rivals Camp Series presented by Under Armour is
headed to St. John's High School on Sunday. Maryland Varsity breaks down
the in-state quarterbacks and who to keep an eye out for now!

Note: This may not be a complete list of the in-state athletes
in-attendance.

The Names
Beau English | DeMatha |
Quarterback | 2017
Brandon Battle | North Point | Quarterback | 2015

DeJuan Ellis | Bishop O'Connell | Quarterback | 2018
Dwayne Haskins | Bullis
School | Quarterback | 2016
Kasim Hill | Gilman | Quarterback | 2017

Ramar Williams | Bishop McNamara | Quarterback | 2016
Robert Harris, III |
Surrattsville | Quarterback | 2015

The Offers
Dwayne Haskins of Bullis
School has recently added offers from the coaches at SMU and Arizona State. A
big showing here would really help his stock nationally.

The Future

DeJuan Ellis | Bishop O'Connell | Quarterback | 2018
Yes, he may not be a
future Maryland prep player but this eighth grader has received national
headlines. A strong showing here will prove why.
Beau English | DeMatha |
Quarterback | 2017
Could he be a three year starter for DeMatha? Time will
tell here.

The Darkhorse
Brandon Battle | North Point | Quarterback |
2015
Battle has been consistently named by foes as the top returning player
in their conference for the 2014 season. At 6-foot-3, 180 pounds, he has a big
frame and can make plays.

Don't forget about
Ramar Williams | Bishop
McNamara | Quarterback | 2016
2,000 plus passing yards as a sophomore is why
Williams is one to keep a close eye on within the Class of 2016.
This post was edited on 4/7 11:35 PM by Maryland Varsity

Maryland Varsity · Apr 6, 2014

Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
Varsity Insider. Find out what colleges are after Jake Pilkerton, Trey
Lee, Darren Seward, Ronje Wright, and Barnabas Baning now!

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St. Mary's Ryken lineman Barnabas Baning

Penn State trip: “It was great. I got to talk to the coaches and met a lot of
the fans.”

Visits: “They brought me in to get measured. Then they had me
watch practice. I got to see up close what Coach Hand was talking about. I also
got to see the facilities.”

The favorite part of the visit: “It was just
how passionate the coaches were for a practice. It was also how intense the
players and the fans were.”

Penn State status: “Coach Hand says that he
likes my form. He wants me to come down to camp and work with me 1-on-1.”

Visits: “I’m still deciding on going to either Virginia Tech or Boston
College next Saturday.”

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Loyola Blakefield linebacker Darren Seward

Camps: “I’m going to the Rivals camp in New Jersey this Saturday. I’m also
thinking about a couple of college camps.”

Recruiting: “I’ve been getting
a lot of emails and letters from college. Some of them have been from Bucknell,
Gettysburg, Hopkins, and schools around the Towson/Baltimore area.”

Visits: “No, I haven't.”

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La Plata wide receiver Jake Pilkerton

Camps: “I have the Rivals one in Baltimore this Sunday and then the Nike one
at the end of the month.”

Recruiting: “It has been a few colleges like
Towson, ECU, Fordham, and Elon.”

Visits: “I went to ECU last summer and
I’ve been to Towson. The coaches from ECU and Old Dominion have said that they
will be visiting my school after the 15th when it is legal for them to.”

Scholarship talk: “Towson, ECU, and Old Dominion have said that they might offer
me. I just need to get my times down a little bit and they will offer after.”

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Towson running back Ronje Wright

Camps: “I will most likely go to Boston College and Maryland for camps. I
want to try and do my best to get myself a scholarship offer.”

Recruiting: “James Madison, North Carolina State, and Toledo are the biggest
three right now.”

Visits: “Not yet but I think this Saturday I’m going to
go to JMU for their spring football game.”

Scholarship talk: “JMU has.
They said they are thinking about offering me and Toledo has said that too.”

A favorite: “No, not really.”

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Thomas Stone defensive back Trey Lee

Camps: “I’ll go to ODU and I just came back from a visit there. The coaches
are really interested in me and have sent hand written letters. I’ll try to go
to Rutgers and Temple wants me. Georgia Tech is a place I want to take a trip
to. Those are some of the main schools.”

Recruiting: “ODU has been
showing me a lot of love and also Rutgers. I’ve been talking to Coach Simpson at
Western Michigan. Coach Fran at Temple has been recruiting me hard. Some other
schools have contacted me on Facebook.”

The ODU trip: “It was great. The
visit actually surprised me. Everything that they were doing I really liked. It
was a great area and I was really comfortable there.”

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Maryland Varsity · Mar 30, 2014

Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
Varsity Insider. Find out what colleges are after Juwuan Briscoe, Casey
Bernard, Tevin Singleton, Ramar Williams, and Jordan Edwards now!

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St. Mary Ryken defensive end Casey Bernard

Recruiting: “I received my first offer from Old Dominion. I’ve been talking
to the Toledo coaches and some other schools like Fordham and Stony Book. I get
mail schools like Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, Auburn, and Cincinnati.”

Hearing from Old Dominion: “They had gotten in contact with my head coach and he
had me call them. I talked to their coach for a while. We talked about football
and then he told me he wanted to offer me.”

First thoughts on the offer:
“It was a good really feeling but I was surprised that it came. It was just a
regular day of school but I was very excited. My parents were excited and happy
for me.”

Visits: “I’ll be going there most likely for a junior day. I
have some other junior day plans but they are not set in stone yet.”

A
final decision: “I will wait until at least my senior season so I can be
evaluated more. If my dream school, Tennessee, were to offer me, I might not
commit on the spot but I’d decide soon after.”

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DeMatha athlete Jordan Edwards

Camps: “I’m going to several camps. I’m going to Ohio State, Duke, Auburn,
Pittsburgh, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, and Georgia Tech. That is all of
them.”

Recruiting: “I just recently got a letter from Duke. That has been
the main one.”

A favorite: “It is Georgia Tech. I like their technology.
I want to pursue a degree in Engineering and I think that’d be a great fit for
me.”

A school recruiting the hardest: “I wouldn’t know the answer to
that.”

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Thomas Stone running back Juwuan Briscoe

Camps: “I’ll go to the Old Dominion camp, the NC State one, and the Rutgers
camp.”

Recruiting: “I’ve been hearing from Toledo, Rutgers, NC State, and
a little bit from Towson.”

An Old Dominion offer: “They verbally offered
me this week on the phone. They said they wanted me to be a Monarch.”

First thoughts on the offer: “it was exciting and a big thrill. My dream is
coming true so I want to keep working hard and see what more will come.”

Close to offering: “I think NC State and Toledo are.”

Visits: “I’m going
to the junior day at Old Dominion on April 12th. A few weeks after I’m going to
NC State for their junior day.”

A favorite college: “No.“

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Bishop McNamara quarterback Ramar Williams

Recruiting: “Right now, it has been pretty much Penn State, Maryland,
Connecticut, somewhat Auburn, and North Carolina.”

The visits he has
made: “I really liked everything there. I wanted to know more about the coaching
staff and the campus and I was able to do that. Everything was good for all the
colleges that I have visited.”

Upcoming trips: “Georgia, Auburn, and
probably Maryland also.”

Camps: “I will be attending the Rivals camp
coming up, the Nike camp, and I was invited to the Elite 11.”

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Suitland athlete Tevin Singleton

Camps: “I plan on going to some colleges like Maryland, North Carolina,
Rutgers, North Carolina State, and Virginia. There are a whole lot of colleges.”

Recruiting: “I have had ODU, Howard, and Maryland come and talk to me.”

Visits: “No, there have not been any visits yet.”

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Maryland Varsity · Mar 23, 2014

Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
Varsity Insider. Find out what colleges are after Kyle Goddard, Dorian
Maddox, Barnabas Baning, Dwayne Haskins Jr., Isiah Ryans, and Cortrelle Simpson now!

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St. Mary Ryken offensive lineman Barnabas Baning

Camps: “I know I’m going to the Rivals camp in DC hopefully. I might go to a
couple of college camps with my quarterback at places like Clemson and Maryland.
I’m going to decide on that later.”

Recruiting: “I have received full
offers from Georgia State, Old Dominion, James Madison, and Toledo. I’m planning
on taking college visits soon. I’ve been talking to Boston College, NC State,
Penn State, and also Marshall.”

The offers: “It is really good and lets
me know that the hard work is paying off. I still have to keep working and
hopefully get more. The hard work is starting to pay off.”

Schools close
to offering: “I feel confident that Marshall might offer soon and Boston College
might. If I have a good camp at Penn State, I might leave with an offer.”

A favorite: “Honestly, no. I feel my recruiting is just starting and I am
open to all of the schools honestly.”

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Lacking athlete Cortrelle Simpson

Recruiting: “I know there has been some stuff from Toledo, Ann Arbor, Old
Dominion, and Temple.”

College visits: “Not yet.”

Plans for
visits: “I think my coach said we are going to make some. I think we are going
to visit Toledo.”

A favorite college growing up: “Maryland.”

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Gilman running back Dorian Maddox

Camps: “I’m pretty sure I’ll do some. I just don’t know which specific ones
I’ll be at.”

Recruiting: “I got some interest from Maryland. I have
received questionnaires from Nebraska, NC State, Northwestern, Penn State,
Richmond, Rutgers, Texas A&M, Navy, and I received my first offer from the
University of Charlotte.”

The first thoughts of the offer: “I was very
excited. It just made me want to work harder to get even more.”

Charlotte: “They seem like a pretty good school. I haven't done much research on
them yet but they seem good. They are Division I and they have interest in me.”

Visits: “I was at the Maryland junior day. So far that has been the only one
I’ve been able to do.”

Upcoming trips: “Not that I know of.”

The
Maryland visit: “I really liked what I saw. Everything down there is really
cool.”

A favorite college growing up: “Not really.”

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Bullis School quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr.

Camps: “I’m going to the Rivals camp, the elite 11, and the Nike camp. For
college camps, I’ll be going to Georgia, Clemson, West Virginia, Boston College,
LSU, and North Carolina. That is it so far.”

Recruiting: “I’ve been
talking to Georgia, Boston College, West Virginia, Clemson, and LSU. All of
those coaches have said that if I perform well at their camps they’ll offer me
at the end.”

Offers yet: “No, there are no offers as of now.”

A
favorite: “I don’t have a favorite right now. I have interest in a lot of
schools but I don’t have an offer yet.”

Visits: “I haven't been able to
make any visits yet.”

Spring game trips: “I’m going to (spring games at)
West Virginia and Maryland. I’m not quite sure what other ones.”

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Friendly athlete Isiah Ryans

Camps: “I’m going to do a college tour soon but I just came back from a
junior day at Kent State last week.”

The Kent State trip: “It went well.
They broke it down for us on how many people they are offering from my class.
For me, they don’t know what position they want me to play. It is between wide
receiver and linebacker.”

A position preference: “I feel more comfortable
playing wide receiver. I am very confident that no one will stop me when I’m
running routes.”

Recruiting: “Kent State is showing me the most
attention. William and Mary invited me to a junior day. They told me that if I
can get a 480 verbal and maintain my GPA, I will get an offer. Ohio University
is another one. That is all I can think of.”

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St. Mary Ryken athlete Kyle Goddard

Camps: “I have two set in stone with the Nike Camp in DC and the Nike
football training camp. I will also be going to some one day college camps like
Maryland, Towson, and a few schools in North Carolina like Wake Forest, NC
State, and UNC.”

Recruiting: “I actually received my first offer a couple
of days ago from the University of Nevada. I’ve also been talking to William and
Mary, Towson, and a couple of others.”

The offer: “They actually called
my coach. It was the end of the day so I had no idea it was coming. I talked to
their defensive coordinator and he switched me to the head coach. That is when
they offered.”

First thoughts on the offer: “I was like wow, all the work
is paying off. I still have to keep doing what I’m doing and hopefully it’ll
work out.”

Nevada: “It is in Reno which is a pretty big city. My parents
have been there and they said it was nice. They play a nice schedule so that is
pretty cool.”

Their interest before offering: “I was in contact with them
for about two weeks I think before they offered me.”

Schools close to
offering: “I’m actually going to visit Elon hopefully in the next couple of
weeks. I feel it’ll be my second offer once I visit.”

A final decision:
“I got a couple of dream schools that I would probably commit to right away if
they offered. If they don’t offer, I’ll go to some camps and then try my best
throughout the season.”

Distance factoring in: “Not at all.”

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Maryland Varsity · Mar 16, 2014

Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
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Wolfolk, Julian Lynn, Antoine Means, and Will McClain now!

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Milford Mill Academy athlete Antoine Means

Recruiting: “There have been a couple of schools like Stanford, Indiana,
Princeton, Cornell, and Lafayette. I have also talked to Auburn and there has
been letters from Penn State and Maryland.”

Visits: “I am actually going
to Princeton’s junior day this month. I went to Auburn and Penn State last
summer.”

A childhood favorite: “Ohio State has always been my dream
school.”

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Meade lineman Hunter Dafoe

Recruiting: “I’ve been getting letters but they weren’t anything hand
written. There has been some from East Carolina .”

Others: “I got one
from either Towson or Temple that I haven't filled out yet.”

A childhood
favorite: “I kind of always liked East Carolina. It looks like a nice school and
they sent me some stuff about their new stadium. It looks nice so they are an
interest of mine.”

Visits: “No.“

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Oakdale lineman Julian Lynn

Recruiting: “I’ve been to two junior days so far. One was at Maryland and one
was Temple. ECU invited me to visit and UCONN has sent me some mail. Cornell
sent me mail and I talked to a coach from Boston College.”

Scholarship
talk: “ECU and Maryland said something to my coach. They told me they are close
but they haven't said anything official yet to me.”

College visits: “I
just went to Temple and the next month I’ll be going to ECU for their spring
game.”

The Temple trip: “It was nice and it went really god. Their
coaches are very adamant about bringing in the best players they could and a
strong freshman class. They want to prove that they are a powerhouse.”

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Largo athlete Myles Wolfolk

Recruiting: “I’ve had interest from Clemson so far. They came to my school to
see me. I got a call from a coach at Alabama and my coach talked to Coach
Locksley at Maryland. I believe I am also getting interest from Penn State and
Oregon.”

Visits: “No, I have not.”

A childhood favorite: “Actually
I didn’t. I just like watching all the games. I could picture myself at any big
time school.”

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Middletown lineman Will McClain

Visits: “I just went up to Temple and the week before I was at Maryland. I
got to watch the Virginia-Maryland game.”

The Maryland visit: “That was
my second or third time up there and it was really good. All the fans were
crazy. The game went into overtime and Maryland won it.”

Close to other
offers: “I really don’t know.”

Other schools in the picture: “Rutgers is
one of them I think.”

Upcoming visits: “JMU is on April 5th. That is all
I know of right now.”

A final decision: “I don’t know. Whenever I know,
I’ll know. I just don’t know when that’ll be.”

Deciding before the
season: “I really have no clue.”

Schools he'd be interested in hearing
from: “Clemson and FSU because I’d like to see what is going on down there.”

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Maryland Varsity · Mar 9, 2014

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Atkinson, Evan Ostrow, Garvin Brooms, and Tyler Crounse now!

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Georgetown Prep lineman David Forney

Recruiting: “I’ve attended junior days at Maryland and UNC. I got a couple
more coming up to Princeton and Bucknell that I am looking forward to getting
to.”

The Maryland visit: “It was nice. The last time I had visited was
the spring game so this was a much smaller group. There were a lot less guys.”

The UNC visit: “UNC was great. The campus was great. I’ve been around
Maryland and Navy a couple of times so it was nice to see something different.”

A favorite growing up: “When I was younger, it was probably Notre Dame. That
was back when Brady Quinn was the quarterback.”

Offer talk: “They are
waiting to see me at their one day camps. They want to see how I move and how I
do in one-on-ones.”

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Franklin lineman Evan Ostrow

Recruiting: “I’ve talked to Delaware, Fordham in New York, and Virginia Tech
a little bit.”

College visits: “I went to Virginia Tech last month and
talked to their coaches. I thought it was great. I liked all the facilities and
what they showed us of the campus.”

A favorite college: “No, not really.”

Summer camps: “I’m planning on going to Delaware, Fordham, and Virginia. I
also want to get to Boston College and Old Dominion.”

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Good Counsel linebacker Garvin Brooms

Recruiting: “I’ve only had one in Michigan State. They have sent a couple of
things here and there for me.”

Visits: “I should be taking some visits
soon. My mom setup something to go to UNC at the beginning of the summer.”

Camps: “I know I’m going to be a bunch of camps. I’ll be going to a UNC camp
and a Maryland camp. There will be a lot more though.”

A favorite college
growing up: “I’ve been a UNC fan.”

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Eastern Christian Academy linebacker Jacob Atkinson

Recruiting: “I’ve heard from San Diego State a lot, the University of Penn,
and I’ve been getting a lot of mail from Florida State, Dartmouth, and Duke.”

Visits: “Last year I visited West Virginia and it was a pretty good visit. I
am planning on going up to Penn to talk to their coaches and watch a practice.
There are some other schools I might try and visit too.”

A favorite
school growing up: “My theory is that if a college is interested in me, I like
them. Whatever school likes me, I like them back.”

Offer talk: “Penn has
really been wanting to get me up to their campus for their junior day and summer
camp. San Diego State has been in contact with my coaches a little bit. It
should be interesting with a lot of coaches coming to work out.”

Reclassifying to 2016: “It was the decision of our coaches. In 2012, we didn’t
have a full schedule and it hurt a lot of guys not being able to only send out
three games for film. Now we have a full schedule this past year and it is
really hard. Our coach decided for some guys to reclassify and others to not. It
is more time to get my scores up and get better as a player.”

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Patuxent quarterback Tyler Crounse

Recruiting: “Actually some of them have been from Ivy League schools like
Princeton, Cornell, and Harvard. Princeton wants me to come and visit. It has
been schools like that.”

Visits: “I am trying to go to the Princeton
visit.”

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This post was edited on 3/9 11:57 PM by Maryland Varsity

kokobagginz · Jan 9, 2014

Check out my son, DeMarco Blount an up and coming DB and RB for the LaPlata Warriors(SMAC Conference) who's season was cut short because of a season ending thumb injury he sustained after his 6th game last season. Since his surgery, he has worked hard to regain his earlier form and has made a full recovery. Below is his highlight video. All feedback is welcomed.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyf-sqowyuY

Maryland Varsity · Mar 4, 2014

These are a wide variety of quotes from athletes throughout the state on
the 2014 football season.

Anne Arundel

On their team
“We lost a lot of starters and half the line. We have
some other seniors and juniors who will have to step up. We should be good but I
don’t know if we’ll be as good as last year.”
Meade lineman Hunter Dafoe

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“It is really early but based off of last year, I am thinking
Linganore.”
Meade lineman Hunter Dafoe

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“I don’t really know.”
Meade lineman Hunter Dafoe

Baltimore County Division II

On their team
“We should do pretty good. We got a couple of stars on
the team so we should be really good. We will do pretty good this year.”

Milford Mill Academy athlete Antoine Means

“I think we have a great chance to do what we did last year.”

Franklin offensive lineman Evan Ostrow

“I think we only lost five starters but we think we can be really good.
I’ve heard we are getting more kids in this year. We are looking at another
state title.”
Franklin running back Darius Hinton

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“Franklin. That is pretty much it. They are a team that we
struggle with.”
Milford Mill Academy athlete Antoine Means

“I would
say probably Perry Hall. They were the toughest competition last year.”

Franklin offensive lineman Evan Ostrow

“Perry Hall and Milford Mill.”

Franklin running back Darius Hinton

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“Steven Smoothers. He is always a big time player.”

Milford Mill Academy athlete Antoine Means

“I think the twins at
Perry Hall, the quarterback and the wide receiver.”
Franklin offensive
lineman Evan Ostrow

“The running back from Perry Hall is good. He is a
small, shifty guy.”
Franklin running back Darius Hinton

Baltimore County Division III

On their team
“I think we are going to shock a lot of people. The
entire team last year was juniors and we’ll be seniors and improved.”
Towson
running back Ronje Wright

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“Probably Perry Hall.”
Towson running back Ronje Wright

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“Probably Mike Morris from Perry Hall.”
Towson running
back Ronje Wright

Bayside (3A/2A) Quotes

On their team
We just lost Dalonte Waters (Globe) who just finished
third in the state history for career rushing yards, and Jock Simon (West
Virginia Wesleyan) who was second team all state. That being said were very
excited about the direction of the program. Our off season workout program has
had record numbers of participation for our school and were returning 9 starters
on defense and well as 8 on offense.
Allen Mitchell, Parkside Offensive
Coordinator

I feel like my team has the ability to do great things, we
are all working hard in the offseason to dominate when we put the pads on.

Parkside quarterback Devin Redding

I think we will have a bounce back
season maybe going 8-2
Wicomico Running Back Nelson Brown

I believe we
will be a young team looking to fill key positions vacated by graduating
seniors. We have some young talent that should be capable of making good
contributions this year.
Kurtis Thomas, Wicomico Secondary Coach

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
Kent Island is still the top dog in the bayside. Tough minded
kids who work very hard and are very discipline.
Allen Mitchell, Parkside
Offensive Coordinator

Kent Island
Parkside quarterback Devin Redding

Stephon Decatur
Wicomico Running Back Nelson Brown

I believe
Queen Anne’s will be the toughest team in our conference as they have a good
base of returning starters from last year.
Kurtis Thomas, Wicomico Secondary
Coach

The toughest player they will face in the
conference
L.J. Flourony of Easton. He's a linebacker that plays all
over the field.
Allen Mitchell, Parkside Offensive Coordinator

L.J
Flourony
Parkside quarterback Devin Redding

Treyshawn Wright running
back
Wicomico Running Back Nelson Brown

Tommy Jones Queen Anne's
Fullback
Kurtis Thomas, Wicomico Secondary Coach

Howard County

On their team
“I think we are getting stronger, bigger and faster.
We’ll be able to do a lot this year. We have improved a lot.”
Reservoir
athlete Craig Jones

“We were very young last year. We return a lot of starters and the
sophomore and juniors will be great additions. We have a very strong defensive
core and an amazing amount of talent on offense. II think we’ll be a spectacular
threat.”
Howard defensive end Winston DeLattiboudere

“I believe our
defense is where we’ll be strongest at but I believe our offense will still get
it done. As long as our defense stays good, we can hold things down.”
Howard
athlete Isaiah Stokes

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“River Hill.”
Reservoir athlete Craig Jones

“We are
looking for good competition from Glenelg. Centennial might be pretty tough.”

Howard defensive end Winston DeLattiboudere

“Glenelg.”
Howard
athlete Isaiah Stokes

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“David Pindell from Oakland Mills.”
Reservoir athlete
Craig Jones

“It is definitely Ron’Dell Carter.”
Howard defensive end
Winston DeLattiboudere

“Probably Ron’Dell Carter.”
Howard athlete
Isaiah Stokes

Independent Team
Quotes
On their team
“We will definitely be
getting a lot better. I’m expecting us to have a big season.”
St. Mary Ryken
offensive lineman Barnabas Baning

“We have high expectations because we
have a couple of power house teams on our schedule like DeMatha. We are doing
everything we can to kick off my last season with a bang. I got to do everything
I can to make this year memorable.”
St. Mary Ryken athlete Kyle Goddard

“Everyone is working hard. We have DeMatha on the schedule so everyone wants
to be able to compete with them. We are pumped to play and working hard.”
St.
Mary Ryken defensive end Casey Bernard

The toughest team they will face this season
“It is DeMatha.
They will be the toughest on our schedule.”
St. Mary Ryken offensive lineman
Barnabas Baning

“I think we have a good team. I think our 2014 team will
be better than 2013 not talent wise but in how we play as a team. I’m sure we
will go out there and make the most of it. We will always go out and compete
hard.”
Eastern Christian Academy linebacker Jacob Atkinson

“This year
it would be DeMatha. We are also playing McNamara again and we lost to them by
four or five points last year. It is a big game for us with redemption.”
St.
Mary Ryken defensive end Casey Bernard

Interstate Athletic
Quotes
On their team
“I think we’ll have a great
season. I think we will do great. We have a quarterback who is a great player.
We have Jonathan Holland who has a few offers. We have a lot of talent.”
Bullis School running back Devonte Williams

“We are trying to win another championship. We are trying to be a better
team and do more things as a team.”
Bullis School quarterback Dwayne Haskins
Jr.

“I think we have a lot of good young guys coming up and ready to
step up. Our linebackers and linemen are looking good. I really am looking
forward to it.
Georgetown Prep offensive lineman David Forney

“I
think we’ll have a good team this year. We have ten starters returning and have
had a good year of growth with all the kids getting into the weight room. We are
ready for a good season with some good matchups.”
Landon linebacker Keith
Simms

The toughest team they will face in the conference
"I want to
say Georgetown Prep and then Landon."
Bullis School running back Devonte Williams

“It is Georgetown Prep since they are back in the conference. We have some
really tough out of conference games so it will be a hard schedule.”
Bullis
School quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr.

“Landon always plays us tough since
it is a huge rivalry game. Bullis probably has the most talent.”
Georgetown
Prep offensive lineman David Forney

“I’d say Bullis will be the hardest.”

Landon linebacker Keith Simms

The toughest player they will face in the conference

“I’m not sure.”
Bullis School quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr.

“Jonathan Holland is big, physical, fast, and speedy. He is tough.”

Georgetown Prep offensive lineman David Forney

“Probably Devonte Williams. The Bullis team has a lot of talented players and so does a lot of other teams in the conference.”

Landon linebacker Keith Simms

MIAA A Quotes

On their team
“I think we have a
great group of guys. We are working hard and will be good next year.”
-Gilman wide receiver Jelani Roberts

“Hopefully we’ll repeat what we did
last year. We have a few guys coming in. Hopefully all of us will be able to
work together.”
McDonogh defensive back Eric Burrell

“I think we’ll be very good. We only
graduated about eight seniors so the nearly the whole team is coming back. We
have a lot of experience so it should be good.”
Calvert Hall athlete Bryan Marine

“As far as the team, I’m going to do my best
to be a leader and make sure I am all ready. Once I do that, I’ll help others
and make sure they know what they are doing.”
Gilman safety Robert Branch

“I think we’ll do well. I think we are
all working out and getting into the weight room. The comradery is going well.
We’ll have a really good season this year.”
Gilman defensive back Alonzo Mayo

“I think we’ll have a pretty strong team. We are pretty young so we are
looking for some leadership from the seniors and some of the juniors. We have a
strong team coming into the season.”
Gilman running back Dorian Maddox

“We lost our seniors but I am excited to see what the younger guys can do.
We have a lot of talent and those younger guys are really hungry. I think we’ll
be pretty solid.”
Archbishop Spalding offensive lineman Jack Shugars

“We lose a lot of guys up front but we got guys ready to come back and replace
them. We don’t want to just focus on repeating. We want to focus on our first
game against Benedictine. After that game, we are looking for a good season like
last year. We don’t want to be a one and done type team.”
McDonogh defensive
back Kareem Montgomery

“We are just becoming stronger as a family and
coming together. We want to win more games. We want to become more of a team and
win. My goal is to become a better leader.”
“I’m not really sure honestly.”

Mount St. Joseph running back Nevone McCrimmon

“I think we’ll be pretty
good. We have a lot of young players that started last year. A lot of them are
leaders. If we keep working hard, it’ll be a very good season.”
Loyola
Blakefield linebacker Darren Seward

“I think we have a very good shot
this year. We have an extremely strong offensive line and good skill players
returning. We are losing a lot but I think we have a quarterback who will step
up. We are working hard and I expect it to be a really good year.”
Archbishop
Spalding lineman Alex Plotkin

“I think we have to keep improving. It
should be a pretty good season.”
Calvert Hall running back Damien Farmer

The toughest team they will face in the conference
“There are a lot of good teams. Every team is good so you really
can’t point to one.”
-Gilman wide receiver Jelani Roberts

“It will probably be Gilman again. We have
the same defense we did last year but we lost a couple of linemen on offense.”
McDonogh defensive back Eric Burrell

“In
the conference, of course it’d be McDonogh or Gilman. I think McDonogh is more
of a complete team at all positions while Gilman has a lot of great players.”
Calvert Hall athlete Bryan Marine

“It
is going to be the same team, McDonogh. I think that is about it. They left a
bad taste in our mouths with the championship so I think we’ll be ready.”
Gilman safety Robert Branch

“Obviously we have McDonogh again this year. They beat us last year so it will
probably be our toughest game in the conference.”
Gilman defensive back Alonzo Mayo

“I think it’ll be McDonogh again. They were our toughest last year and they
didn’t lose that many guys.”
Gilman running back Dorian Maddox

“McDonogh again. They are good, especially after winning a championship last
year. They want to prove they are not a one championship team.”
Archbishop
Spalding offensive lineman Jack Shugars

“The conference was young last
and will be getting a lot better. Gilman is always one of the top teams. Mount
St. Joseph will be really good and so will St. Frances. Everyone is neck and
neck and unproven so we’ll see.”
McDonogh defensive back Kareem Montgomery

“In the conference, I believe every team is capable of beating anyone.”

Mount St. Joseph running back Nevone McCrimmon

“Gilman and McDonogh are
always the best.”
Loyola Blakefield linebacker Darren Seward

“I
always think of Gilman and McDonough but St. Frances will be really good. I
heard Mt. St. Joes has a strong team. Everyone will be good competition.”

Archbishop Spalding lineman Alex Plotkin

“Every game is really hard.
McDonogh should be a good one and St. Frances will be good. Gilman is always
good. Like every year, we have to be ready in every game.”
Calvert Hall
running back Damien Farmer

Keys to a big season

“Our defense is pretty much good so it is the offense. We have to
run the ball more and efficiently throw it more.”
McDonogh defensive back Eric Burrell

The toughest player they will face in the conference
“I would
say McDonogh’s linebacker, Wyatt Cook. He gave us the most problems last year
and he will be a senior this year.”
Gilman running back Dorian Maddox

“I’d have to say #42 from Gilman (Ellison Jordan). He was younger but he was a
beast.”
Archbishop Spalding offensive lineman Jack Shugars

“I
would say Lawrence Cager and Jelani Roberts. With me being a quarterback, those
two guys are definitely good wide receivers.”
McDonogh defensive back Kareem
Montgomery

“I’m not really sure honestly.”
Mount St. Joseph running
back Nevone McCrimmon

“There are a lot of good players out there so
I can’t name one.”
Loyola Blakefield linebacker Darren Seward

“Ellison
Jordan from Gilman was a stud. The returning linebacker from McDonogh, Wyatt
Cook, is another.”
Archbishop Spalding lineman Alex Plotkin

“There are a lot of good players.”
Calvert Hall running back Damien Farmer

MIAA B Quotes

On their team
“I just hope we can regroup from
last year. We are having a bunch of kids step up or come in as transfer. We have
a strong recruiting class and a new head coach this year.”
John Carroll linebacker Julian Meares

“I think we are looking good if we have the same attitude we have had the
past two years. We should have a good shot.”
St. Paul's offensive lineman
Garrett Mullin

“We have won it two years in a row and I am excited. I’d
like to go out my senior year with a championship. I think we have the team to
compete for that.”
St. Pauls quarterback Anthony Pino

“I think this
year will be really good. We worked out all the problems from last year and know
what we have to do.”
St. Mary's athlete Paul Zacharski

“I can
definitely see improvements from last year. Our team didn’t have everyone
committed. Everyone is committed and showing up. We have been working to get
ready.”
St. Mary's lineman Aris Lewis-Carroll

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“It is definitely going to be Curley. They are always good and
they have a strong recruiting class.”
John Carroll linebacker Julian Meares

“I think our conference is pretty strong. I know Curley is solid. They are
the only team that has beaten us over the last two years. St. Mary’s and Severn
have played us tough. John Carroll got our defensive coordinator and they’ll be
more competitive. The conference is wide open but I think Curley would pose the
biggest threat.”
St. Pauls quarterback Anthony Pino

“Probably St.
Pauls.”
St. Mary's athlete Paul Zacharski

“St. Pauls probably because
we beat them last year and they’ll come for us. Also Archbishop Curley.”
St.
Mary's lineman Aris Lewis-Carroll

The toughest player they will face in the conference

“We struggled with Marty Costes of Curley last year. He was one of their running
backs and he is fast. Their other running back, Deonte Harris, is a fast kid. I
know those kids are good but I don’t know many other kids from other teams.”

St. Pauls quarterback Anthony Pino

“I’m not sure.”
St. Mary's athlete
Paul Zacharski

“I don’t pay attention to the other players.”
St.
Mary's lineman Aris Lewis-Carroll

“I have no clue. Curley has a really
good linebacker.”
John Carroll defensive end Julian Meares

Monocacy Valley - Piedmont Quotes

On their team
“I think we’ll be a really solid team that is better than last year. We have
a new coach coming in and change is good. I know all of the top prospects they
are looking at for the new coaches and they all would do great. We will run a
fast paced offense where we can set some records this year.”
Urbana running
back Ray Gray

“I was surprised when I came back. The tea looks
really good. I didn’t think they’d be as strong and as fast as they were. I saw
a couple of games and they looked good but I have a lot of hope for this
season.”
Oakdale offensive lineman Julian Lynn

“We lost a lot of
starters and half the line. We have some other seniors and juniors who will have
to step up. We should be good but I don’t know if we’ll be as good as last
year.”
Middletown offensive lineman Will McClain

“We are working hard.
It is a program on the rise right now.”
Oakdale linebacker Drew Yarborough

“I’m really excited. We got one of the greatest coaches in Maryland and
he has an amazing offense.”
Urbana running back Ray Gray

“I just
recently transferred to Oakdale. It is a pretty new school so I think they
haven't been out of the second round of the playoffs. I am basically trying to
work hard and help them have a winning season.”
Oakdale athlete Alex Mason

“Our high school should be very successful this year. All the hard work in
the off-season should show. I’ve been watching them while I’m in lacrosse and
they are going balls to the wall. They want it just as bad as I do.”
Urbana
quarterback Donovan Pannell

The toughest team they will face in the conference
“Either
Linganore, Middletown, or Urbana. Out of those three, the top team is
Linganore.”
Oakdale offensive lineman Julian Lynn

“It is really early
but based off of last year, I am thinking Linganore.”
Middletown offensive
lineman Will McClain

“Probably Urbana with Ray Gray or Linganore with
Dante Butler. Middletown is always good competition and we are in the 2A bracket
with them.”
Oakdale linebacker Drew Yarborough

“It is probably
Linganore. They are always a tough game. I don’t see Middletown giving us any
trouble like the last few years. They lost a lot of good people.
Urbana
running back Ray Gray

“I’d say Linganore and Middletown are the two from
last year.”
Oakdale athlete Alex Mason

“I would say it would have to
be Middletown or Linganore but also Oakdale is up there because of the newer
players that they have gotten.”
Urbana quarterback Donovan Pannell

The toughest player they will face in the conference

“Raekwon Gray, the offensive lineman at Middletown, or the offensive tackle at
Linganore.”
Oakdale offensive lineman Julian Lynn

“I don’t really
know.”
Middletown offensive lineman Will McClain

“It’ll be Ray Gray
from Urbana. He was the offensive player of the year last year.”
Oakdale
linebacker Drew Yarborough

“This year it’ll probably be Dante Butler from
Linganore. He is my cousin and I actually work out with him. We talk a lot of
trash but he’ll be hard to stop.”
Urbana running back Ray Gray

“Ray
Gray from Urbana.”
Oakdale athlete Alex Mason

“It is hard to point
out a single player for a certain team but Linganore has E.J. Donahue. He will
be a great offensive lineman. I know Middletown was senior heavy last year and
Oakdale has some really good players there now. In the end, I think it is more
of a team game and it will take efforts by the team to win the game.”
Urbana
quarterback Donovan Pannell

Montgomery County (4A)

On their team
“We are looking to have success and are expecting big
things from the team. We are expecting a lot.”
Whitman defensive end Anton
Casey

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“I’d say the biggest one year in and year out is Damascus.”

Whitman defensive end Anton Casey

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“Jalen Christian from Damascus is committed to South Carolina
as an athlete.”
Whitman defensive end Anton Casey

Montgomery County (3A/2A)

On their team
“My thoughts are good. I think we’ll have a good
season. We have a few new cats that will be good. We are working hard this
off-season.”
Northwood athlete Kyon Giles

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“For me, the toughest team is Damascus.”
Northwood athlete
Kyon Giles

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“Jalen Christian.”
Northwood athlete Kyon Giles

Prince George's County (4A)
Quotes

On their team
“I think we’ll be great. We got our whole line coming
back but I think we’ll be really good actually. We’ll have to see.”
Wise
defensive end/tight end Trevor Brown

“We are just trying to get back to
the state game again. We will be even faster quicker, stronger, and improved
from last year.”
Suitland athlete Tevin Singleton

“We are going to be real good. We got a lot of players coming back that
know the system. We are getting into the weight room and it is going to be a
real eye opening season.”
Myles Wolfolk, Wise

“We are definitely going
to make the playoffs and hopefully go further.”
Oxon Hill athlete Anthony
Dougherty

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“Everybody we play.”
Wise defensive end/tight end Trevor
Brown

“You can’t sleep on no team but if I had to say it would be Wise
or DuVal.”
Suitland athlete Tevin Singleton

“I know Suitland will be
pretty good and DuVal might be good. Roosevelt, Oxon Hill, and maybe Flowers as
well.”
Myles Wolfolk, Wise

“I would say DuVal.”
Oxon Hill athlete
Anthony Dougherty

The toughest team they will face in the conference

“We are not worried about any individual. You have to beat the whole team to get
a W.”
Wise defensive end/tight end Trevor Brown

“I am not sure yet.”

Suitland athlete Tevin Singleton

“Suitland’s receiver, #23 Tevin
Singleton. Also Flowers has a cornerback that is pretty good.”
Myles Wolfolk,
Wise

“I’m not sure about that.”
Oxon Hill athlete Anthony Dougherty

Prince George's County (3A/2A/1A)
Quotes
On their team
“We have to make sure to focus and not
lay around. We basically will challenge each other to be better so when we get
out there we play better than the others on the field.”
Douglass lineman Trevonte Gibbs

“We’ll do good. I have confidence in my coaches. They’ll put in the best
places to perform. I believe in our team.”
Friendly athlete Isiah Ryans

“I plan on coming back stronger, faster, and bigger to help change the
program. We are looking to improve this season and get into the playoffs. We’ll
go from there.”
Largo athlete Myles Wolfolk

“We have been playing
together since ninth grade year so we are more together. We became a family and
our bond has gotten stronger. We lost to Fort Hill last year and we are hoping
to go back this time and win it. We know how it feels to get to that point and
have it all come back down.”
Surrattsville running back Amaru Major

“I got big expectations for the team. We only lost two key players. We had more
individuals last year while this year we are coming together more as a team.”

Potomac athlete Kesean Strong

“I think we are doing a great job. We are
working hard every day and pushing it.”
Potomac defensive tackle Keiron
Howard

“We are really progressing as a team. We have a lot of young
people and new people. We have to get in sync and execute our plays.”
Largo
athlete Tevon Littleton

The toughest team they will face in the conference
“The only team I can think of is Patterson or maybe Edmondson.”
Douglass lineman Trevonte Gibbs

I think our toughest will be Gwynn Park.”
Friendly athlete Isiah
Ryans

“In my conference, I believe Potomac will be the best because they
have a lot of returners from their last season.”
Largo athlete Myles Wolfolk

“Douglas was one of the teams that we had some problems with last year.”

Surrattsville running back Amaru Major

“I don’t know.”
Potomac athlete
Kesean Strong

“I think Gwynn Park and Douglass.”
Potomac defensive
tackle Keiron Howard

“I think it’ll be Gwynn Park but as long as we
execute we can beat them.”
Largo athlete Tevon Littleton

The toughest team they will face in the conference
“I
don’t know. “
Friendly athlete Isiah Ryans

“There are not any
individual players I believe.”
Largo athlete Myles Wolfolk

“A lot of
the players are great athletes. They are not longer playing at the school. That
is a good thing.”
Surrattsville running back Amaru Major

"It’ll
probably be Surrattsville. They are a tough team this year.”
Potomac athlete
Kesean Strong

“I’m not sure yet.”
Potomac defensive tackle Keiron
Howard

“I am not sure.”
Largo athlete Tevon Littleton

Southern Maryland Quotes
On their team
“We got
to have a better season than last year to be satisfied.”
Lackey athlete
Cortrelle Simpson

“I think we have a strong core group with sophomores
and juniors seeing playing time last year. The biggest trouble now is that we
graduated many of the linemen up front. The kids coming up really have to step
up along the lines.”
Tyler Crounse, Patuxent

“We need to get together
as a team to get the job done. It is our senior year and we have to go out with
a bang.”
McDonough defensive end Mufu Taiwo

“We have a lot of
returning guys. I think we will do pretty well. We have a lot of skill guys
coming back as seniors that will make a big impact.”
North Point quarterback
Brandon Battle

“Next season I’d love to get to the .500 mark and make the
playoffs.”
La Plata wide receiver Jake Pilkerton

“We have a great
chance to go to the playoffs and go to state. We were really close last year and
everyone is really hungry. We are excited for the upcoming season.”
Thomas
Stone athlete Trey Lee

“We will be a lot better. We will play together,
sound, and disciplined. We are ready to go to war with any team.”
Thomas
Stone running back Juwuan Briscoe

“I think we are going to do well this
year. A lot of teams think we will have to rebuild, but we have made it a goal
since last December to go out and shock the world.”
Patuxent linebacker Geoff
Ricker

“I feel we’ll be better than last year. My class as seniors know
what the seniors last year didn’t do so well. I feel like we will dominate.”

Westlake defensive end Malachi Washington

“I think we’ll do good. This
year got a lot more chemistry and bond together. We got through everything last
year with the new coaches last year. This year I think we’ll do pretty good.”

McDonough athlete Derrick Butler

“We should be good. Everyone should be
adjusted to the speed of the game. I think we’ll have a better understanding of
the game and better team chemistry.”
McDonough athlete Josh Teachey

“I think we can actually go undefeated.”
North Point athlete Geordan Clark

The toughest
team they will face in the conference
“I think it is going to be
Patuxent.”
Lackey athlete Cortrelle Simpson

“Huntingtown has always
been solid. They have a great coaching staff.”
Tyler Crounse, Patuxent

“I’ll go with Westlake. They got guys coming up over there putting in work.”

McDonough defensive end Mufu Taiwo

“It will probably be Thomas Stone this
year. They are just removing their program and there will be pretty stiff
competition there.”
North Point quarterback Brandon Battle

“Last season it was Patuxent. This upcoming season I’m not sure because there
were a lot of seniors that graduated.”
La Plata wide receiver Jake Pilkerton

“I’d have to say Lackey. They put up a good fight last year and beat us
out of the playoffs.”
Thomas Stone athlete Trey Lee

“I’d say Patuxent
and Lackey.”
Thomas Stone running back Juwuan Briscoe

“Honestly I do
not know. There is a lot of good competition.”
Patuxent linebacker Geoff
Ricker

“I would say Lackey.”
Westlake defensive end Malachi
Washington

“I’d say Thomas Stone. They got a lot of good players out
there.”
McDonough athlete Derrick Butler

“Westlake or Huntingtown.”

McDonough athlete Josh Teachey

“Probably our first game against
Patuxent.”
North Point athlete Geordan Clark

The toughest
player they will face in the conference
“I’m not sure.”
Lackey
athlete Cortrelle Simpson

“There are a lot of players.”
McDonough
defensive end Mufu Taiwo

“I can’t really name one specific player.”

North Point quarterback Brandon Battle

“My friend, Brandon Battle, is
probably the best quarterback in the conference this year. I’ve also got a few
buddies working out with me on the defensive side of the ball that really stand
out.”
La Plata wide receiver Jake Pilkerton

“I’d have to say Brandon
Battle from North Point.”
Thomas Stone athlete Trey Lee

“None that I
can think of.”
Thomas Stone running back Juwuan Briscoe

“Juwuan
Briscoe is committed to Clemson and he runs a 4.3. Lackey has a lot of good kids
and so does North Pont.”
Patuxent linebacker Geoff Ricker

“I’m not
sure.”
Westlake defensive end Malachi Washington

“There are a lot of
good players but the Patuxent quarterback (Tyler Crounse) and Juwuan Briscoe are
the two that stood out last year.”
McDonough athlete Derrick Butler

“Nobody has been talking about it.”
McDonough athlete Josh Teachey

“I’m not sure.”
North Point athlete Geordan Clark

Upper Chesapeake Bay - Chesapeake
Quotes
On their team
“My thoughts are going into
every season that we can take state. I expect this team to carry the same
attitude. We can be a dominant team. Since it is my senior year, it is all or
nothing.”
C. Milton Wright wide receiver Osiah Walker

“I think we should be even better this season. We have a lot of talent
staying around because we didn’t have that many seniors graduate.”
Bel Air
offensive line Cole McDonough

“We want to make the playoffs and ultimately the championship.”
C. Milton
Wright quarterback Omar Walker

“I think we should be god this year. We
have a lot of underclassmen moving up that are good. We have a lot of good
athletes.”
C. Milton Wright athlete Will Hazelton

The toughest
team they will face in the conference
“Fallston is usually a good team and
Bel Air always seems to be a good team. It would be Aberdeen but since they lost
so many seniors. Anything can happen though.”
C. Milton Wright wide receiver Osiah Walker

“I really couldn’t say.”
C. Milton Wright athlete Will Hazelton

The toughest
player they will face in the conference
“Probably the running back from
Bel Air.”
C. Milton Wright athlete Will Hazelton

Upper Chesapeake Bay - Susquehanna

On their team
“With how the workouts are going, I feel we have a
really good chance. The players that want to improve footwork are out there with
me. The skills guys are busting their humps. I really like it so far.”

Bohemia Manor lineman Robert Turnbull

The toughest team they will face in the
conference
“In the conference, I think Elkton and Edgewood are the big
ones.”
Bohemia Manor lineman Robert Turnbull

The toughest
player they will face in the
conference
“There are two linemen from Elkton that are really good. It
is good competition to go against them.”
Bohemia Manor lineman Robert
Turnbull

Washington Catholic Quotes

On their team
“We got a lot of talent in my
class, especially at the skill positions. We have a good up and coming line. I
am interested to see how it goes.”
Good Counsel defensive back Roger Richardson

“I think we’ll win the whole thing. I think we’ll be really good.”
Good
Counsel linebacker Garvin Brooms

“We are going to be a force with the
position players we have returning. We got some younger guys on the like that
will surprise some people. We should win the WCAC.”
Good Counsel athlete
Andrew Ashley

“I feel we didn’t lose as many people as some think that
we did. I feel we’ll come back strong than ever and we will play for another
championship.”
DeMatha defensive lineman DeAndre Kelly

“This season I
believe we are going to shock the WCAC this season. Our goal is to make the
playoffs and once we do that, we want to take it over.”
Bishop McNamara
quarterback Ramar Williams

“I think we are going to do great. We are
working hard in the weight room. Everyone is getting ready to come back together
and as a better family.”
Bishop McNamara athlete Jordan Edwards

“I
think we should to get another championship this year. A lot of seniors are gone
but the underclassmen will step up. I don’t see why we couldn’t win it.”

DeMatha athlete Darryl Turner

“The team is really strong. Everyone is
doing their work and we will be pretty strong at every position. Some of the
players are young but we are working hard and have potential.”
Good Counsel
athlete Jonathan Lee

“We are bonding well together as a team. I think we
are doing good. We have a good offense and defense coming up.”
Bishop
McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr

The toughest team they will face in the conference
“Probably Gonzaga. They will
be the toughest competition.”
Good Counsel defensive back Roger Richardson

“They are all tough competition but I think we’ll end up winning so it won’t
matter.”
Good Counsel linebacker Garvin Brooms

“DeMatha is always
going to be tough. They are our rivals and they have a good team. Gonzaga with
all of their superstar players and St. Johns will be pretty good. McConnell is
the team that a lot of people are sleeping on.”
Good Counsel athlete Andrew
Ashley

“That is a good question. With the Gonzaga head coach having
left, I’d have to go with the powerhouse Good Counsel.”
DeMatha defensive
lineman DeAndre Kelly

“I would say DeMatha, Gonzaga, and Good Counsel.
Those are the power houses of the WCAC but any team can be beaten on any given
day.”
Bishop McNamara quarterback Ramar Williams

“Right now, it would
have to be Gonzaga or St. Johns.”
Bishop McNamara athlete Jordan Edwards

“We are always competing with Good Counsel, Gonzaga, and St. Johns. This
year I am really looking forward to the Gonzaga game.”
DeMatha athlete Darryl
Turner

“Everybody in the WCAC is pretty tough.”
Good Counsel athlete
Jonathan Lee

“Probably Good Counsel and DeMatha.”
Bishop McNamara
athlete Robert Jackson Jr

The toughest team they will face in the conference
“Honestly I
don’t look at what players I am going against. I just go out and play.”
Good
Counsel linebacker Garvin Brooms

“Every team will have tough players but Jabari Greenwood from Gonzaga
will be a good player.”
Good Counsel athlete Andrew Ashley

“Most
likely the toughest player will be Richie Petitbon.”
DeMatha defensive
lineman DeAndre Kelly

“I’m not sure at all on that question.”
Bishop
McNamara quarterback Ramar Williams

I think probably say Jabari
Greenwood from Gonazaga.”
Bishop McNamara athlete Jordan Edwards

“I am looking forward to playing against Jabari Greenwood and Myles
Robinson of Good Counsel. I’ve been hearing a lot about both of them.”

DeMatha athlete Darryl Turner

“I really don’t focus on players. I just
focus on my team.”
Good Counsel athlete Jonathan Lee

“I don’t have
any idea about that.”
Bishop McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr
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MHunt75 · Feb 1, 2014

Matthew Hunt Class of 2016 OL/DL St.Mary's Ryken Sophomore Surprised Maryland Isn't on this guy early we'll see how it plays out

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Maryland Varsity · Mar 2, 2014

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Calvert Hall athlete Bryan Marine

Recruiting: “I’ve been talking to Stony Brook but I haven't received any
other interest. That is about it.”

A favorite growing up: “It is Pitt.
I’ll be attending a camp there and that would be the school I have watched.”

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Bishop McNamara wide receiver Camari Murray

Recruiting: “It has been Illinois, Ball State, ODU, Michigan, Michigan State,
and Northwestern.”

Visits: “I don’t have any visits planned yet.”

Being recruited the hardest: “I would say Illinois probably is. They are
thinking about offering me once I get them my 40-time. I should be able to get
that to them at the next combine I’m going to.”

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McDonogh defensive back Eric Burrell

Offers: “V-Tech has offered me, UVA has, and so has Old Dominion.”

Others recruiting: “Penn State has sent me letters, Maryland has sent letters,
and Notre Dame has sent me some letters.”

Visits: “I was just at Maryland
last week for the Maryland-Syracuse game. I liked it and enjoyed it.”

The
situation on a Maryland offer: “I don’t know what they are waiting on. Hopefully
I’ll get one soon.”

A final decision: “It will probably be my senior
year. I don’t want to commit too early.”

Upcoming visits: “I don’t have
any setup now but I am sure that I will.”

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Gilman athlete Jelani Roberts

Recruiting: “I have gotten mail from Boston College, Maryland, Missouri,
Michigan State, Navy, Richmond, Princeton, Yale, and Harvard.”

Offers:
“Right now I have an offer from Navy. My coach told me that they offered.”

Thoughts on Navy: “Navy is a great school. They have excellent academics and
they have a good football team.”

A favorite: “It is the University of
Virginia. I like the location, their academics, and they have a good football
team too.”

Others close to offering: “I’m not too sure.”

College
visits: “I went to the Penn junior day. Right now, me and my dad are just
researching what I want to do.”

Junior day invites: “I got junior day
invites from Boston College and Maryland.”

A final decision: “I’m not
sure because I haven't really thought that far ahead. I am just working to get
ready for the season.”

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Douglass lineman Trevonte Gibbs

Recruiting: “I was talking to a Maryland coach or a former Maryland player.
I’ve also been getting emails from schools interested in me like Yale and
Princeton.”

Visits: “No.”

A favorite college growing up: “It is
Texas because I like their football program.”

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Maryland Varsity · Feb 23, 2014

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Gilman defensive back Alonzo Mayo

His first offer: “The offer came a couple of weeks ago from UNC-Charlotte.
That was my first one and we are excited about it.”

How they offered:
“They offered over the phone. They offered a couple of kids at Gilman and their
coach talked to one of our coaches. He called me up and told me the good news.”

First thoughts: “I was just happy that the hard work is paying off.
Hopefully this is the first of many. My family and I were excited.”

If
the offer surprised him: “I was surprised because I hadn’t talked to any of the
coaches from UNC-Charlotte.”

Recruiting: “I just went to the Maryland
junior day. I talked to the coaches up there. We are still having coaches come
through the school. Last week we had UVA and a couple of other schools.”

The highlight of the Maryland visit: “It was probably the position meetings
where we talked about the schemes that they run as far as their back four and
different sets. I really enjoyed it.”

Visits: “We are talking about going
to either West Virginia or Richmond coming up soon. There might be some others
along the way.”

A final decision: “I’ll probably wait until at least my
senior year to make a decision. I have some time to think.”

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C. Milton Wright athlete Osiah Walker

Recruiting: “I just went to West Virginia for their junior day. Maryland has
come to my school a lot and I’ve been getting stuff from Tennessee. Penn State
is and so is Rutgers.”

The West Virginia visit: “It went very well. I
liked Morgantown a lot. It felt like a family atmosphere there. I got to talk to
the coaches and we went to a basketball game. It made me feel pretty good about
West Virginia.”

Offer talk: “Maryland has said that they are evaluating
tape and I understand that. West Virginia said that they are still evaluating
tape too.”

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Gilman safety Robert Branch

Recruiting: “Georgia Tech has given me a lot of interest and I just got an
offer from them. There are other schools like Penn State, Virginia Tech,
Maryland, and West Virginia. Schools have been giving me more interest lately.”

The Georgia Tech offer: “It came a few weeks ago. They came down during the
school day and talked to one of my coaches.”

First thoughts on the offer:
“I was obviously really happy about it. I was thinking that I need to keep
working hard after I got it.”

A final decision: “It’ll probably be after
this upcoming season or before the fall season.”

A favorite: “Not really.
I have a bunch of schools I really like. I like Virginia Tech, Boston College,
Rutgers, Penn State, and Georgia Tech. Those are the schools I like the most. I
also like South Carolina, Arkansas, and Wisconsin. I don’t have one that sticks
out.”

Visits: “I’m going to a Maryland junior day. We may visit Florida
State and Miami.”

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Good Counsel defensive back Roger Richardson

The Georgia Tech offer: “I went down there for a visit I think over
Thanksgiving weekend and I stayed in contact with them. They said they would
follow me. They called my coach and told me they were offering me.”

His
first thoughts: “I was just excited. I knew that I would get one and it would
just be a matter of time. Having my first offer come from a school that I
visited and knew about was exciting.”

Georgia Tech overall: “It is a good
program and I like the facilities there. I like the city a lot. The football
team is very good. I like a lot about Georgia Tech.”

Recruiting pickup:
“I just came back from West Virginia. I’ve talked to Iowa and UCONN. I’d say it
has picked up since my first offer.”

West Virginia visit: “I liked the
coaches there. They are pretty down to Earth guys. The facilities were nice and
they had a lot to offer as far as a football program is concerned.”

A
final decision: “It will be either before the summer or at the end of the
summer. I’ll definitely make it before the season starts.”

Visits: “I
think I’m going to take visits to some schools like NC State and North Carolina.
I also want to go back to Georgia Tech.”

A favorite: “No, I don’t have a
favorite right now.”

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Fort Hill athlete Ty Johnson

Recruiting: “No sir. I have sent emails but that is about it.”

Schools
he has contacted: “It has been to Virginia Tech, Maryland, Notre Dame, ECU, and
the list goes on.”

Visits: “I haven't had time to make any college
visits. I’d like to visit Virginia Tech, Maryland, and Notre Dame this summer.”

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Maryland Varsity · Feb 16, 2014

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Bullis School running back Devonte Williams

Indiana offer: “I first got in contact with them about five months ago. Their
running backs coach had been to my school a few times. We have built a great
relationship. On February 5th, he told me to give him a call so I did and he
ended up offering me.”

Getting a bigger offer: “That is definitely my
biggest offer and they are definitely at the top of my list. I’m actually going
to take a visit this spring there.”

Other schools: “It is Wake Forest and
I’ve also heard from Auburn.”

Close to offering: “It is definitely Wake
Forest and I believe it is on its way. Their coach told me to try and make it up
there on March 1st. They may offer when I go up there then.”

A favorite:
“Indiana is at the top of my list because of my relationship with their running
back coach. He has visited the school and we’ve talked a lot. We have a great
relationship.”

A final decision: “I’m not sure yet. It will probably be
towards the end of my senior season.”

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John Carroll linebacker Julian Meares

Recruiting: “The schools that are most interested are probably Nebraska and
Boston College. I got a letter of interest from UMASS and UNC wanting my
highlight video. Stanford wanted to see my visit. I don’t know how interested
they are but that was cool to see.”

Visits: “I’m going to wait until
spring break and at the end of the school year.”

Junior days: “Junior Day
wise, Bucknell wanted me to go see them.”

Recruiting the hardest: “It is
probably Nebraska. I got a stack of ten to fifteen letters from them.”

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Oakdale lineman Justin Hilliard

Recruiting: “I’ve had some interest from Penn, Nebraska, Princeton, Bryant
especially, Cornell, and there are some other smaller schools.”

Visits:
“No I haven't.”

A favorite:
“It would be the University of Texas and
Baylor. It is because I was born in Waco, Texas.”

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Good Counsel athlete Myles Robinson

Offers: “I have two offers from Michigan State and Virginia. I have a few
more coming.”

Schools going to offer: “I know Iowa should be coming soon.
I’d also say Penn State and Pitt.”

What the schools are saying: “Iowa
told me the offer is coming and it is just a matter of time. The Penn State
coach said he is going to look at tape and will keep in touch. I’m going to the
Maryland junior day and I’ll talk to Coach Locksley. They are really
interested.”

Favorite: “No, I don’t have a favorite school.”

A
final decision: “It will be before next season starts.”

Other schools
recruiting: “I talked to a Miami coach and I want to go on a visit there. That
is about it. I know I’ll go to a few camps this summer like Pitt, Purdue, and
Ohio State during the summer.”

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Riverdale Baptist athlete Zeck McPherson

Recruiting: “UCLA, Michigan State, and I want to say Penn State has been
showing me a lot of interest.”

College visits: “No sir.”

A
favorite school growing up: “I have always liked West Virginia. I like the
offense that they run.”

Coaches stopping by the school: “Coach Locksley
(Maryland), the defensive coordinator from Michigan State, and the coach from
Hampton have all stopped by.”

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Maryland Varsity · Feb 9, 2014

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Fort Hill athlete Alex Barnes

Summer camps: “I’ll be attending a lot of camps. I want to go to West
Virginia, Maryland, Penn State, and Rutgers.”

Recruiting: “No sir.”

A favorite college growing up: “West Virginia has always been a favorite. If
I had a chance to go to West Virginia, that’d be great.”

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Douglass defensive back Davon Monette

Recruiting: “I’ve had some interest from Penn State, Maryland, and UCLA.”

Visits: “No.”

Upcoming trips: “No sir.”

A favorite college
growing up: “Maybe Oregon.”

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Allegany linebacker Kirk Robinette

Camps: “I’ll be going to Maryland, West Virginia, Penn State, Towson, and
those are the main ones.”

Recruiting: “I’ve been receiving mail from
Arizona, Alabama, and Maryland came and talked to me about three weeks ago.”

School recruiting him the hardest: “Probably Towson.”

Visit invites:
“Maryland wants me to come down in the spring for a visit. They want to bring me
on campus.”

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Calvert Hall wide receiver Lawrence Cager

Recruiting: “Mostly it has been Ohio State, Oregon State, Michigan State, and
most recently Auburn and USC. Alabama has recently been contacting me and Oregon
as well. A lot of other schools are contacting me but these ones are heavily
recruiting me.”

Offers: “I still sit with Oregon State and Toledo but I
am expecting more to come during the off-season when the coaches come and visit.
Once the off-season hits, we will start our training and I anticipate more will
roll in.”

Where he expects offers from: “I think they’ll be from Virginia
Tech and most likely Duke.”

A favorite: “I really don’t have a favorite.
I am blessed that all of those schools are recruiting me so I don’t have a major
favorite.”

A final decision: “It will probably be at the end of my senior
season. If I play in a bowl game, I might do it there or just wait until Signing
Day.”

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Maryland Varsity · Feb 2, 2014

2014 Signing Day Blog
Maryland Varsity will take you inside Signing
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for any commitments/signings not included!

UPDATE - February 5th @ 7:02 PM

Hawaii

Nick Nelson CB 5-10 175 Fr Forestville, MD / Suitland HS Highlights

Will graduate this spring from Suitland High School in Maryland…rated as the No.
42 prospect in the state of Maryland and No. 169 cornerback nationally by
247sports…played both wide receiver and defensive back…helped Suitland to a
Class 4A runner-up state finish…named all-state honorable mention and 4A League
all-county first team as a receiver…was the team's second leading receiver with
20 catches for 503 yards and five TDs…also recruited by Rutgers and Temple.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 7:01 PM

William and Mary

David Carlisle
View WR 6-3 195 New Market, Md. / Oakdale HS
HIGH
SCHOOL
Three-year letterwinner as a wide receiver and free safety for head
coach Kurt Stein at Oakdale High School … Finished his career as the school
record holder for receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns and total
touchdowns … Earned second-team all-state honors as a wide receiver as a junior
and a senior … Played in the Maryland Crab Bowl All-Star Game and the Baltimore
Touchdown Club (BTC) All-Star Game … Invited to play in the Big 33 All-Star Game
… BTC Supper 22 selection in 2013 … Ranked as one of the top 80 players in the
state of Maryland by MarylandVarsity.com … Garnered first-team All-Frederick
County distinction as a senior after earning second-team accolades as a junior …
Also a first-team MVAL All-League Piedmont Division honoree in 2013 after
garnering second-team honors in 2012 … Two-star recruit by Rivals.com … Earned
multiple letters as an outfielder on the baseball team and as a forward on the
basketball team … Led the team in stolen bases as a junior … Participated in
junior and senior class government … Honor roll student who is a member of the
National Society of High School Scholars … One of three high school juniors in
Frederick County selected to preside over the 23rd Annual Frederick County
Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration in January, 2013 … Member of the Necktie
Club …

PERSONAL
Son of Michael and Inger Carlisle … Enjoys astronomy
(star gazing), ceramic art, drawing and listening to music.

Andrew Caskin

View TE 6-4 235 Rockville, Md. / Georgetown Prep
HIGH SCHOOL
Three-year
letterwinner as a tight end and linebacker for head coach Dan Paro at Georgetown
Prep … Served as a captain during his senior year but missed the season due to
injury … Honored as the 2013 Maplewood Athletic Association High School Player
of the Year …First-team all-state selection as a junior … All-Met honorable
mention choice in 2012 … Also earned first-team All-Gazette honors and
second-team all-county distinction … Set a single-season school record with 157
tackles as a junior … Recorded 22 receptions and a pair of touchdowns as a tight
end in 2012 … Lettered in lacrosse and was the team MVP on his freshman
basketball squad that posted a 18-1 record … Served as senior class president …
Volunteered as a Kairos religious retreat leader … Volunteered at the Byron
House for Assisted Living, with KEEN and S.H.A.R.E. …

PERSONAL
Son of
Frank and Kate Caskin … Father wrestled at Wesleyan University (CT) … Enjoys
community service and volunteer work, as well as reading, biking and swimming.

Spencer Kleinrichert
View OLB 6-3 220 Edgewater, Md. / DeMatha Catholic
HS
HIGH SCHOOL
Three-year starter as a tight end and linebacker for head
coach Elijah Brooks at DeMatha Catholic High School … Earned second-team
all-conference honors as a tight end following his senior season … Garnered
third-team all-conference distinction as a linebacker in 2012 after earning
second-team all-conference accolades at the position as a sophomore … Led the
team with 10 sacks as a senior en route to helping team to a conference title …
Two-star recruit by Rivals.com … Holds three school weightlifting records at the
206-215 weight class: hang clean (310), powerclean (280) and push press (280) …
Member of the Principal’s List all four years …

PERSONAL
Son of
Charles and Anita Kleinrichert … Brother played football at Brown … Enjoys
basketball, snowboarding, wakeboarding and boating.

Kolby Taylor View LB
6-2 235 Leonardtown, Md. / St. Mary's Ryken HS
HIGH SCHOOL
Four-year
starter as a middle linebacker for head coach Jerry Franks at St. Mary’s Ryken
High School … Earned all-state honors as a senior after totaling 104 solo
tackles and 15 tackles for a loss … Invited to play in the 2013 Maryland Crab
Bowl … Earned All-Met honors as a senior … Chosen as the team’s MVP in 2013 …
Four-time all-county selection … Helped team earn state runner-up honors in 2012
… SMAC selection in 2011 … Lettered on the baseball team as a catcher …

PERSONAL
Son of David and Teri Taylor … Enjoys wake boarding, fishing and
crabbing in the summer … Enjoys snow boarding and hunting in the winter.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 6:56 PM

Maine

**Sinmisola Demuren | 6'0" | 190 lbs | DB | Mitchellville, MD | Dematha
Catholic**

Selected to play in the 2013 National Guard Maryland Crab Bowl
... Two-year starter for nationally ranked Demantha Catholic HS .. led team to
an 11-1 record and a 2013 WCAC championship.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 6:55 PM

Elon

Bruno Anyangwe (LB ? 6-0 ? 206 ? Clarksburg, Md. ? Clarksburg)
Linebacker
Bruno Anyangwe (Clarksburg, Md./Clarksburg) has been both a first-team
all-league and all-county honoree in his time playing for coach Larry Hurd. He
has also earned second-team All-Gazette accolades. Bruno is the son of Eric and
Comfort Anyangwe. His sister, Noella, runs track at the University of Maryland.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 6:54 PM

Delaware

Malcolm Brown Defensive Back 6-1 190 Gaithersberg, Md. Quince Orchard HS

Anthony Jackson Linebacker 6-1 210 Riverdale, Md. Suitland HS

UPDATE - February 5th @ 6:53 PM

Albany

Jordan Crockett
Bishop McNamara / Fort Washington, Md.
WR
5’9 / 180

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three varsity letters in both football and basketball …
Totaled 1,275 receiving yards and 2,052 all-purpose yards with 49 catches and 18
touchdowns as a senior … Also totaled 44 tackles at cornerback … Accrued 101
catches for 2,325 receiving yards, 3,952 all-purpose yards, and 30 touchdowns in
his career … Earned first-team All-WCAC and second-team All-Met Offense honors
in 2012 and 2013 … Participated in the Maryland National Guard Crab Bowl and
earned the MVP Selfless Service Award … Garnered the McNamara Coaches Award in
2010-13.

PERSONAL: Born January 1, 1996 … Son of Valerie and Jason
Crockett … Has two brothers, Jason and Joshua, and one sister, Jada … Intends to
major in criminal justice.

Jack Dudzinski
Reservoir HS / Fulton, Md.

DE
6’4 / 230

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two varsity letters for the Reservoir
High School … Helped the Gators to a 2013 3A Regional Championship … Named
First-Team All-Howard County and honorable mention all-state … Totaled 90
tackles, including 15 for a loss, nine sacks, and forced a fumble in his senior
season … Earned the team’s Gator Award … Team captain … National Honor Society
member.

PERSONAL: Born April 13, 1996 … Son of Kathryn and Keith
Dudzinski … Has two younger sisters, Mary and Elizabeth … Intends to major in
pre-law.

DaSharnte Thompson
Our Lady of Good Counsel / Olney, Md.

LB
6’1 / 205

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year letterwinner at Our Lady of Good
Counsel … Helped the Falcons to back-to-back WCAC championships in 2011 (12-0)
and 2012 (11-1) … Earned first-team all-conference, first-team all-county,
first-team All-State Private Schools, and first-team All-USA Today D.C … As a
senior, totaled over 50 tackles, including over 20 for a loss and four sacks …
Also intercepted a pass and forced a fumble … Team captain.

PERSONAL:
Born January 20, 1996 … Son of Sharnette Robinson and David Thompson … Has two
brothers, David and D’Angelo.

Jamal Robinson
DeMatha / Mitchellville,
Md.
CB
5’10 / 175

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped DeMatha win the 2013
Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) title … Earned second-team
All-WCAC honors as a senior defensive back … Named first-team All-WCAC in 2012
and earned his team’s Most Valuable Defensive Player award … Totaled five
interceptions, three fumble recoveries, two blocked field goals, and a blocked
punt as a senior … Accrued 11 interceptions, including two for a touchdown,
seven fumble recoveries in his career … Served as 2013-14 Vice President in
DeMatha’s Student Government.

PERSONAL: Born March 17, 1996 … Son of
Rayna and James Robinson … Has one brother, James … Intends to major in criminal
justice.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 3:44 PM

Delaware

Welcome to the #BlueHens defensive back Malcolm Brown from Gaithersburg, Md.
He was an All-County selection and led Quince Orchard HS to two state runner-up
finishes. #BHStateOfMind

UPDATE - February 5th @ 3:44 PM

Old Dominion

Daniel Appouh DE Germantown, Md. Seneca Valley

Earned
first-team All-State and All-Montgomery County honors … Named League Defensive
Player of the Year … As a senior, recorded 93 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and
nine sacks … For his career, notched 154 tackles, 13 sacks, three forced fumbles
and a fumble recovery … Played in the Army National Guard Crab Bowl, Washington
vs. Baltimore … Recorded a sack in the game and helped his team to a win …
Selected to the prestigious Big 33 All-Star Game between Pennsylvania and
Maryland … His cousin plays at Nebraska and his brother played at Penn State.

Other Schools Considered: Illinois, Indiana, Toledo, West Virginia, Rutgers

UPDATE - February 5th @ 2:29 PM

Towson

Towson Football welcomes Niquekko Cook - DE, Meade HS, Odenton, MD.

Towson Football welcomes Marquise Watts - TE, North Point HS, La Plata, MD.

Towson Football welcomes Zach Heron - TE, Manchester Valley HS, H
ampstead, MD

UPDATE - February 5th @ 1:47 PM

Maryland

Damian Prince, Bishop McNamara
At Bishop McNamara: One of the most dominant
offensive lineman in the country … selected to the 2014 Under Armour All-America
Game … named a Parade All-American … tabbed as a first team All-USA honoree by
USA Today … a two-time Maryland Consensus All-State selection … a two-time
Washington Post first team All-Met selection … a two-time first team All-WCAC
selection … rated a five-star recruit and the No. 20 player in the nation by
Rivals … tabbed a four-star recruit by ESPN and Scout … coached by Keith
Goganious.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 11:41 AM

More to Maryland

Nnamdi Egduaba, St. Frances Academy

At St.
Frances Academy: During his senior season totaled 105 tackles, 19 sacks and 17
tackles for loss to help the Panthers to a fourth-place finish in the MIAA A
Conference … named second team All-Metro by The Baltimore Sun … earned
second-team honors on the Maryland Private School All-State Team … represented
the South Team in the Chesapeake Bowl … earned first team All-MIAA honors as a
junior … rated a three-star recruit by ESPN … rated a two-star recruit by Rivals
and Scout … also lettered in basketball for the Panthers … coached by Messay
Hailemariam.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 9:55 AM

East Carolina signs their lone Maryland athlete

Alex Evans
DE | 6-6
| 215 | Fr. | Silver Spring, Md. (Springbook) | Highlights

High School:
Earned three letters for Coach Adam Barr at Springbrook High School ... Posted
70 tackles and recorded a double-digit sack total ... Named the Blue
Devil-of-the-year as a freshman ... Committed to the Pirate program on Aug. 14
... Also picked up a pair of basketball letters. Personal: Full name is
Alexander Evans ... Born May 19, 1995 at Silver Spring, Md. ... Son of
Christopher Evans ... An honor roll performer in the classroom as a freshman ...
Lists Shawn Springs (12-year NFL player with various organizations, Springbrook
alum) and Vernon Davis (San Francisco 49ers) as mentors ... Hobbies include
swimming and traveling.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 9:50 AM

Richmond has already signed three in-staters

Stephon Jacob

Damascus, Md./Damascus
Tight End
6-2 ? 220
Head Coach: Eric Wallich

High School: Two-year starter … First Team All-Gazette … Selected to the Big 33
Game … His squad went 10-1 and 9-2 his final two seasons, respectively … Played
in the Maryland Crab Bowl … Two-year starter on the basketball team at Damascus.

Personal: Son of Christopher and Corrine Jacob ... Has three brothers and a
sister: J.R., Darryl, Jerryck and Natasha.

Jarriel Jordan
Fort
Washington, Md./DeMatha
Defensive Back
5-9 ? 170
Head Coach: Elijah
Brooks
High School: Three-year starter … Three-time WCAV All-Conference … Ran
a 4.31 40-yard dash … Two-time champion of the strength competition held at
DeMatha … His senior season, DeMatha finished 11-1 and won the state title.

Personal: Son of Jarriel, Sr. and Wyevetra Jordan ... Has an older sibling,
Domanique.

Dale Matthews
Bowie, Md./DeMatha
Linebacker
6-0 ? 230

Head Coach: Elijah Brooks
High School: Three-year letterman … Three-year
starter … Two-time All-WCAC … 2013 WCAC Champion … 2013 Runner-Up WCAC Champion
… Tallied 137 tackles at inside linebacker his senior season … Also lettered in
lacrosse … All-PG County Honorable Mention.
Personal: Son of Sonja and Dale
Matthews, Sr. and Hillary and Robert Garner … Has an older brother, Xavier.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 9:50 AM

Maryland starting to accounce their in-state signees

Jesse Aniebonam,
Good Counsel
At Our Lady of Good Counsel High School: Starred along the
defensive line for a Falcon team that reached the WCAC Semifinals … selected as
a participant in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl … named a Maryland Consensus
All-State first team selection and a first team Private School All-State honoree
… named to the American Family Insurance All-USA D.C. Team … named an honorable
mention All-Met selection by The Washington Post … tabbed an All-WCAC first team
selection … honored as a Montgomery Gazette first team selection … rated a
four-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals and Scout … rated the second-best prospect in
the state of Maryland by Rivals, ESPN and 247Sports.com … coached by Bob Milloy.

Antwaine Carter, Westlakd
At Westlake High School: Helped the Wolverines
reach the Maryland 3A Regional Semifinals in 2013 … named a first team
All-Charles County selection … tabbed a second team All-SMAC honoree … rated a
two-star recruit by Rivals and Scout … coached by Marlon Curtis.

Josh
Woods, McDonogh
At McDonogh School: A two-way player for the Eagles starring
at cornerback and wide receiver … helped the Eagles complete an 11-0 season in
2013 culminating in the school’s first MIAA A outright title … had 35 tackles
and four interceptions at safety … totaled 35 catches for 800 yards and 10
touchdowns as a wide receiver … a Maryland Consensus All-State selection and a
first team Maryland Private School All-State honoree … named a Baltimore Sun
first team All-Metro selection on defense … earned All-MIAA A honors … named to
Team Maryland for the 2014 Big 33 Football Classic … rated a three-star recruit
by ESPN, Rivals and Scout … coached by Dominic D’Amico.

UPDATE - February 5th @ 8:10 AM

The first signing of what will be many comes out as Old Dominion signs
Northern tight end Adam Swann. Here is the full bio:

A 3-Star
recruit by 247 Sports … Earned All-State honors at wide receiver … Named
First-Team All-Conference and All-County … Played in the Chic-Fil-A PG vs. SMAC
All-Star Game … Caught 12 passes for 448 yards and two touchdowns as a junior …
Hauled in 33 receptions for 560 yards and four scores as a senior … Notched 48
tackles and an interception as a senior.

Follow the link here for more.

UPDATE - February 4th @ 11:50 PM

Some additions to our junior day list:

Isiah Ryans, Friendly
Kent State
Liberty
William and Mary

Myles Robinson, Good Counsel
Michigan State - February 8th
Iowa - April
28th

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
Delaware
Maryland
Rutgers

West Virginia

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
Delaware
Maryland

Rutgers
West Virginia

UPDATE - February 3rd @ 5:50 PM

Ricardo Johnson, D-tackle, Archbishop Curley HS in Baltimore, Maryland has
verbally committed to St. Francis University in Pa. St. Francis is a FCS program
and a member of NEC Conference.

Full Rivals profile here

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Good Counsel running back Jonathan Lee

Summer camps
“I am thinking about Notre Dame, Penn State, NC State,
Georgia Tech, the Nike Combine, and the Rivals camp.”

Recruiting
“I’ve
been getting a lot of stuff from NC State, Penn State, and Princeton.”

Visits
“No, not yet.”

Places to visit
“I definitely want to visit
Notre Dame, Penn State, and NC Sate. Notre Dame is one of my favorite schools.”

A favorite college growing up
“It would be Penn State and Notre Dame. I
have liked them since I was younger.”

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Aberdeen quarterback LaVell McCullers

A college decision
“I committed to Marist. I liked the school. It has good
academics and a good football program.”

Others schools considered
“I
was looking at Delaware State, Maryland, NC State, Towson, and New Hampshire.”

Why Marist over the other schools?
“I liked the coaches. They were all
really friendly and they know what they are doing. I liked the players that I
met on my visit.”

What his role will be
“They said I would definitely
be in consideration as a starter. Their quarterback left this year and they have
no quarterbacks with game experience returning.”

What he plans to get
ready for college
“I’ll be working out a lot this summer. I got a speed
training coach and then I’ll be on the field throwing with receivers.”

The Marist coaches
“They are great coaches. They know what they are talking
about. They know how to reach a lot of players. The players love their coaches.”

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Suitland athlete Nick Nelson

Where he plans to sign
“Right now it is Hawaii.”

What would change
his decision
“I’m not really sure. I don’t know. I doubt anything will change
it.”

What other schools are in the mix?
“The school that is looking at
me and showing me interest is Rutgers. They are interested and called me last
week. They might offer before signing day.”

What is the situation at
Rutgers?
“I don’t know the situation but I doubt if I decommit.”

Have
you been to Rutgres before?
“I’ve been there before for a camp.”

What
happens if they offer?
“If they were to offer, I don’t know. I don’t have
enough time to take a visit. I’ll probably stick with Hawaii.”

Why did
you pick Hawaii
“It is just the players, the atmosphere, and the coaches.”

What was the hardest part of recruiting?
“The hardest thing was just
making a decision and sticking with it.”

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Bishop McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr

Recruiting
“Last week, the coach from Virginia Tech came and talked to me.
The coach from the University of Delaware came out and talked to me. Boston
College invited me to their junior day coming up. The coach from Old Dominion
emailed me and said that I should come up to their camp this summer.”

The
school recruiting the hardest?
“Probably Old Dominion.”

Schools that
are close to offering?
“I feel that an offer will come after going to their
camp.”

Summer camps
“I’m looking to get to the camps of the schools
that are recruiting me.”

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Middletown lineman Will McClain

How did you get your first offer?
“West Virginia offered me by calling up
my coach. Coach Lynott called me down to his office and he told me that at 12 o
clock today West Virginia had offered me a scholarship. I said that was great
and didn’t really know how to respond.”

What were your thoughts on the
first offer?
“I was really happy and I was glad that I got an offer. I felt a
big old weight lifted off of my shoulders.”

How do you feel about West
Virginia?
“I like West Virginia. I’ve been following them for a little bit
and have been learning about what they are doing up there.”

What visits
are you going to take?
“I went up there for camp during the summer for one
day. That was pretty much it.”

Were you surprised about the offer?
“I
was really surprised. I didn’t hear anything from them expect that here is an
offer.”

Have you heard from them since they offered?
“No, they haven't
contacted me or anything yet.”

What visits are you planning to make?

“I’m going to try and go to a West Virginia junior day. Right after, Coach let
me know about to their junior day in February.”

Are any other schools
close to offering?
“No, not really. I don’t really know about that yet.”

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McDonogh defensive back Kareem Montgomery

Recruiting: “Lately it has been Cincinnati and Duke. Those are the main two.”

Others recruiting: “There has also been stuff from Louisville and Missouri.”

Visits: “In the spring I plan on getting to a few visits. I want to see Duke
and I’ll probably go to Cincinnati.”

Coaches stopping by the school: “I
know we had Northwestern stop by the school on Friday.”

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Potomac defensive lineman Keiron Howard

Recruiting: “I just talked to the Clemson coach and a coach from NC State. I
am supposed to go to Clemson for their junior day and Boston College for their
junior day on February 16th.”

Offers: “Boston College has. I got to go up
to Clemson and see what they’ll say.”

Close to offering:: “No, not right
now.”

Mail: “I’ve been getting mail from Penn State, Maryland, Clemson,
Auburn, and Ohio State.”

Other visits: “No, not right now.”

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McDonough athlete Josh Teachey

Recruiting: “I have one (offer) from Toledo. I’ve been talking to Old
Dominion too. There have also been letters from other schools that are
contacting me.”

Mail: “I’ve been getting stuff from Vanderbilt, North
Carolina, Duke, Michigan State, Nebraska, and some from Maryland.”

Visits: “I’ve been to Temple and I’ve been to a game at Maryland. On February
23rd, I’m going on a visit to Toledo.”

A final decision: “Right now, it
is still too early to say. Maybe it will be this time next year.”

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The Bullis School defensive end Jonathan Holland

Camps: “I know I want to go out to the USC camp. I want to get out to
California and perform out there.”

Offers: “It has been Pittsburgh, West
Virginia, Illinois, and the University of North Carolina-Charlotte.”

Others recruiting: “Duke is recruiting me but they haven't offered. Stanford was
at my school getting transcripts and talking to my coaches. Along with those
schools, I’ve heard from Northwestern, Penn State, Ohio State, UNC, Nebraska,
Vanderbilt, and Maryland.”

Close to offering: “Duke, Stanford, or
Northwestern seem the closest to offering.”

A school he wants to hear
from: “I definitely want to hear from USC. I have always watched them as a young
kid and I at least want to be recruiting by them.”

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Middletown offensive lineman Will McClain

Recruiting: “Rutgers came in on Thursday and Old Dominion has been talking to
me. I’ve also had some letters from Temple.”

Game visits: “During the
fall, I went up to Maryland a couple of times to watch games. I liked them. It
was good.”

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Aris Lewis-Carroll, St. Mary's
Lafayette
College

Alonzo Mayo, Gilman
Maryland
Richmond

Virginia
West Virginia

Andrew Ashley, Good Counsel
Penn State -
March 22nd

Antoine Means, Milford Mill Academy

Princeton

Camari, Murray, Bishop McNamara
Penn State - March 22nd

Dallas Parran, Bishop McNamara
Penn State - March 22nd

Darius Fullwod, Good Counsel
North Carolina State - March
1st
Penn State - March 22nd
Wake Forest - March 1st
West Virginia -
February 22nd

David Forney, Georgetown Prep
Bucknell
Maryland

North Carolina
Princeton

Dorian Maddox, Gilman
Maryland

Drew Ashely, Good Counsel
West Virginia - February 22nd

Eric Burrell, McDonogh
Maryland

Evan Ostrow, Franklin
Virginia
Tech

Garrett Mullin, St. Paul's

Bucknell
Cornell
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Villanova

Hunter DaFoe, Meade

Stony Brook

Isiah Ryans, Friendly
Kent State
Liberty
William
and Mary

Izon Pulley, Good Counsel
North Carolina State - March 1st
Wake Forest
- March 1st
West Virginia - February 22nd

Jabari Greenwood, Gonzaga
North Carolina State - March 1st
Wake Forest - March 1st

Jelani
Roberts, Gilman
Boston College
Maryland
Penn

Jonathon
Lee, Good Counsel
Kentucky
Penn State - March 22nd
Wake Forest - March 1st
West Virginia - February 22nd

Joshua
Lee, Good Counsel
North Carolina State - March 1st
Penn State - March 22nd
Wake Forest - March 1st
West Virginia - February 22nd

Josh Teachey, McDonough
Toledo -
February 23rd

Julian Lynn, Oakdale
Maryland
Temple - March 15th

Julian Meares, John Carroll
Bucknell
Cornell
James Madison

Lafayette
Liberty
North Carolina
Princeton
Stony Brook
Towson

Kareem Montgomery, McDonogh
Richmond

Keiron Howard, Potomac
Boston College
Clemson

Kyon
Giles, Northwood
Richmond - February 22nd
Stony Brook

Matt
Pimpkins, St. Mary's
Lafayette College

Myles
Robinson, Good Counsel
Michigan State - February 8th
Iowa - April 28th

Penn State - March 22nd

Nick Welch, Middletown
Cornell
Lafayette
Stony Brook
Towson

Wagner

Oluwole Betiku, Bishop McNamara
Penn State - March 22nd

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
Delaware
Maryland

Rutgers
Temple
West Virginia - February 22nd

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
Delaware
Maryland
Rutgers

Temple

West Virginia - February 22nd

Ramar Williams, Bishop McNamara
Penn
State - March 22nd

RaShawn Johnson, Mountain Ridge
Towson

Roger Richardson, Good Counsel
Florida -
April 12th
Georgia Tech - April 17th
North Carolina State - March 1st

Penn State - March 22nd

Wake Forest - March 1st
West Virginia - February 22nd

Travon Scot,
Good Counsel
Penn State - March 22nd

Tyler Crounse,
Patuxent
Princeton

Will McClain, Middletown
James Madison - April 5th
Old Dominion
Temple
- March 15th
West Virginia

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