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St. Mary's athlete Monte Jones

Camps: “The first camps I went to were Ohio State, Michigan, and Michigan
State. I did really well and had a nice time at those ones. Then I went to
Maryland, Delaware, Towson, Liberty, Old Dominion, and Navy.”

Camp
performances: “I did really well at all the camps but I stood out at some more
than others. I had private tours with the coaches after some of the camps.”


Camp feedback: “I got the most attention at Navy and got a lot of time with
the coaches. I had a tour of the facilities at Ohio State as well as Liberty. I
talked to their coaches a lot because they really liked me. At Michigan State, I
went on a tour there too.”

Recruiting: “At this point, the main ones are
Ohio State, Navy, Georgetown, Liberty, and Old Dominion also likes me. Navy is
hitting me up big time.”

Offer talk: “Georgetown is telling me about
grades and how important the SAT is in going there. I’ll be taking that this
year and they are going to follow up with me. I went to smaller schools like
Shepherd and they said they had a place for me. Old Dominion told me that they
are looking at my heavily so hopefully I can get something soon.”

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McDonogh defensive back Kareem Montgomery

Recruiting: “Right now it is Brown, the University of Penn, and Richmond.”


Offer talk: “Richmond, Brown, and Penn have said that they look forward to
seeing some of my video early in the season.”

A favorite: “I’d say it is
a tie between Brown and Cornell. Those are my top two.”

Fall visits: “I
know I’ll be going to a Navy game. I’ll hit up games at Brown and Penn. I am
trying to figure out the school and make visits around that accordingly.”

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Archbishop Spalding athlete Brennon Dingle

Camps: “The first was Rutgers and then Pitt and West Virginia. We held off on
Penn State and went to Tennessee and Maryland as well. Maryland was the last
camp.”

Camp performances: “I felt good. Me and my dad were training every
day and working hard. Every time I got an opportunity it felt natural. I was
prepared so it wasn’t bad at all this camp season.”

Camp feedback: “A lot
of coaches told me that they liked the way I run my routes. They were telling me
that they want to see a lot of game film because I wasn’t able to play last year
because of transferring. They are excited to see me.”

Recruiting: “The
main schools right now are Pitt, West Virginia, Maryland, and Penn State.
Maryland is my first and only offer but there are a lot of others reaching out
to me.”

Offer talk: “I know Pitt is very interested and so is West
Virginia. I’ve been hearing from Penn State a lot over the last year. They want
to see how I’ll perform. It will be interesting to see.”

Fall visit
plans: “Not right now. We are just taking it slow. We want to play through the
year and see what is on the table.”

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Goood Counsel wide receiver Devin Judd

Camps: “I went to seven college camps and the Rivals Underclassmen Challenge.
I went to Tennessee, South Carolina, NC State, Michigan, Michigan State,
Kentucky, and Ohio State.”

Camp performances: “Looking back, I think I
performed the best at Michigan and Michigan State. The wide receiver coach had
interest in me, especially at Michigan. We have exchanged a few emails.”


Camp feedback: “I was named a top five receiver at almost every camp. A few of
the camps I worked at defensive back and did okay with that.”

Recruiting:
“I know Michigan has been recruiting me and so has Robert Morris, Dayton, and
Maryland.”

Fall visits: “Not right now. I don’t have any planned.”

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Bel Air offensive lineman Cole McDonough

Camps: “I went to Delaware, Villanova, Yale, Navy, Princeton, Columbia,
Cornell, and Georgetown.”

Camp performances: “All of the camps were
pretty good. Navy and Columbia are the most interested out of them right now. A
lot of teams said they want to see the first three weeks of senior film and then
we’ll see if I can be a part of their program. The schools said I fit
academically.”

Recruiting: “I still talk a lot to Delaware, Navy, and I
get messages from Columbia and Cornell. They are trying to stay in touch and
keep me up to date.”

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Surrattsville running back Amaru Major

Camps: “I went to Towson, Maryland, and NC State. Those were the three camps
I went to this summer.”

Camp performances: “I think I performed pretty
good. I improved a lot of my skills and my 40-times kept getting better. I
learned a lot and it will help me throughout the season.”

Camp feedback:
“They said to keep working and they look forward to seeing me again this
football season. They are going to keep in contact with me.”

Recruiting:
“For me I would say it is ODU, Towson, and Maryland.”

Recruiting the
hardest: “I want to say Towson. I visited their school and went to their 7-on-7
camp. Maryland is my second choice. I email and talk to their coaches a lot.”

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St. Paul's quarterback Anthony Pino

Camps: “I did a pretty good amount of camps. I went to Villanova, Wagner,
Princeton, and Monmouth. I was pretty much all over the place.”

Camp
performances: “I think I did pretty well at most of them. They were all really
interested and it was nice to be able to perform well. I talked to other coaches
at some of the camps. I think I performed well and think I was definitely did
the best I could.”

Camp feedback: “They all said I did well and threw the
ball well. They want to see a few games from my senior season to offer me a
scholarship. I hope to get a few games in and then send those to them.”


Recruiting: “The main schools are Villanova, Monmouth, Stetson, and Butler.
Actually Assumption, a Division II school, offered me when I was at the Monmouth
camp.”

Visits: “I’m not sure yet. I’ll definitely try to visit as much as
possible. I’m talking to Villanova, Stetson and Wagner about getting to a few
games. I’ll try to get to as many as possible.”

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Archbishop Spalding lineman Jack Shugars

Camps: “I got to go with my team to West Virginia and Pitt. Both of those
went well. I went to Navy, Towson, Bryant, and Georgetown. I didn’t go to their
camp but I got an offer from Butler a few months back.”

Camp
performances: “I thought I did pretty well. I was just competing out there with
all the people and that was fun. I thought I did pretty well.”

Camp
feedback: “I talked to the coaches afterwards and they gave me some good
feedback and a few things I can work on. They said to send more game film and
that they would be getting back to me.”

Recruiting: “I have to say of
course Butler. Then probably Georgetown. Those are definitely the top ones.”


Visits: “It will be just whoever shows up I can visit pretty much.”

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Bishop McNamara athlete Jordan Edwards

Camps: “I ended up going to Ohio State and Wake Forest. I also went to
Pittsburgh with my perfect performance group. We had different players from
different high schools and got to tour around.”

Camp performances: “I
think I did a great job. I learned a lot from coaches that were there. For
myself, I have stuff to work on but it was great and I did well.”

Camp
feedback: “The Ohio State running back coach told me I did well and that I need
to keep working on my footwork.”

Recruiting: “In the last month, I’ve
gotten letters from Nebraska and Wake Forest.”

Fall visits: “Not really.
I am just getting ready for the season.”

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Mount St. Joseph running back Nevone McCrimmon

Have you made a college decision?
“I committed to Toledo.”

Why did
you pick Toledo?
“That is just the place I felt was best for me. They have a
couple of other Baltimore guys going there. That is where I want to spent four
years.”

What percentage would you say you are committed?
“100%.”


Have you heard from any others since you committed?
“No.”

What
other schools were you considering?
“Boston College, Wake Forest, Rutgers,
and UCONN.

What was the hardest part of recruiting?
“It was finding
the best fit for me. You don’t really know what the recruiting process is like
and you want to make a good decision.”

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Eastern Christian linebacker Jacob Atkinson

Camps: “I went to West Virginia, Stonehill, the Alabama 7-on-7, and the camp
in Michigan that had a bunch of different coaches there.”

Camp
Performances: “It was definitely good and I got a lot of interest. They said
that they would be watching film. No one really pulled the trigger or anything
but I am pretty sure a lot of schools are interested.”

Camp Feedback: “It
was good. My flexibility and coverage was a lot better but I could only do so
much at the camps. They said that they would watch me this season.”


Recruiting: “It is definitely the University of Penn. They are recruiting me the
hardest at this point. There has also been San Diego State, West Virginia, and a
couple of Division I-AA and II schools.”

Visits: “I haven't put anything
together yet. I will probably see some schools but I don’t have anything setup.”

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Good Counsel running back Jonathan Lee

Camps: “I went to Kentucky, Akron, Buffalo, ECU, Old Dominion, and West
Virginia. The coaches at Akron and Buffalo offered me after the camps. It was a
great experience going to the camps and showing what I can do. I am hoping for
more offers and the schools want to see my junior tape this season.”


Feedback: “They loved my athleticism, my build, my size, and my agility. They
want to see a little bit more on tape.”

Others recruiting: “I would say
Kentucky and West Virginia.”

Visits: “I don’t have any plans for college
visits yet. Hopefully I can get down to a game on a bye week but I’m not sure
where I want to go.”

Close to offering: “I feel the closest schools are
Kentucky, West Virginia, and also ECU.”

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Loyola Blakefield athlete Damon Hazelton

Camps: “I went to Clemson, UNC, ECU, North Carolina State, Morgan State,
William and Mary, the University of Miami, and I think there were two more.”


Recruiting: “William and Mary, the University of Army, Morgan State,
Bucknell, Fordham, and Eastern Michigan are some of them. Those are the ones
I’ve talked to a lot.”

Offer talk: “Miami wants to see my first couple of
games this season. I have to take my SAT to get a score that could get me in at
William and Mary. Morgan State really wants to offer but they want to make sure
I commit. They want me to commit on the spot.”

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Bullis School athlete Patrick Johnson II

Camps: “I did Virginia Tech, Maryland, and Delaware. They all seemed pretty.
I got more interest and had great experience at all the camps I went to.”


Recruiting: “The schools that have offered me are Illinois and Boston
College. The other schools that are interested are Kentucky, Towson, Delaware,
Virginia Tech, Michigan, and Rutgers.”

A favorite: “Right now it has to
be Boston College and Illinois because how they have offered me scholarships.”


A final decision: “It will pretty much be before my first game of my senior
year. I will commit before the season.”

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North Point quarterback Brandon Battle

What camps did you go to this summer? “Overall I went to Maryland,
Tennessee, William and Mary, Towson, Richmond, and Hampton. I believe that was
it.”

How do you feel you performed? “I think overall I did really
well at the camps. At William and Mary, they offered me after the camp and I
committed on the spot.”

Why did you pick William and Mary? “From
the looks of the campus, I liked everything I saw as from the campus
aesthetically. The coaching staff was really welcoming and we had a lot of great
conversations. The quarterback coach can help me get to the highest level and
what is ultimately what I want to achieve.”

What other schools were
considered? “Before it was Richmond at the top. They said I was most
likely going to be the first guy that they extended an offer to but that didn’t
shake out. I went to William and Mary and I fell in love.”

Why did you
decide to end the process early? “I really wanted to get it out of the way
so I can really play my game this season. I don’t have to worry about offers so
it was really a lot of stress off of me.”

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Middletown athlete Nick Welch

Camps: “I went to a camp at Shepherd, the University of Albany, a camp at
Duquesne, and also the DMV camp.”

Camp performances: “I thought I did
okay. At the Duquesne and the Albany camps, I was playing defensive back. They
wanted to see me at defensive back rather than linebacker. Moving to defensive
back was a learning experience.”

Camp feedback: “The Albany coach said
they were interested and asked me how I thought I did. They said they’d keep in
touch and that I did good for playing a new position.”

Recruiting: “The
schools recruiting me the most are the University of Albany and then some
Division III schools.”

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Good Counsel lineman Kojo Dingle

Camps: “The first one I went to was Pitt. After that I went to Buffalo and
Iowa State.”

Camp performances: “I think I performed pretty well. Things
went good and I liked all of the camps.”

Feedback: “A lot of coaches
seemed positive, especially at Iowa State. They told me to keep working and they
seemed the most interested. At Pitt, they told me I need to work on my footwork.
Buffalo said I have a mean temperament and they liked everything they saw.”


Hampton offer: “My dad talked to (Hampton) over the phone and they said they
wanted to me to come down there and were offering me.”

On Hampton: “I
know that they are Division I-AA and it is a pretty good school. That is pretty
much it.”

Scholarships: “It was really exciting and a huge weight off my
shoulders. I was worrying about if I would get any offers so it was a huge deal
for me.”

Others: “Howard has been one that my dad has been in contact
with. They seemed really interested and I think they might pull the trigger
eventually.”

A favorite college growing up: “I have always loved Penn
State. That has always been my favorite team.”

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McDonogh athlete Eric Burrell

Camps: “I went to Maryland camp and that was the only camp I went to.”


The Maryland camp: “I think I did okay and there are improvements I need to
make. I need to improve on my blocking but I felt I did everything else well.”


Camp feedback: “They thought I did pretty well. They went me to keep
working. They want to see how my junior season goes and decide from there.”


Recruiting: “Virginia Tech, Virginia, and ODU have offered me but I’d say
Virginia Tech. They are recruiting me more than any other school.”


Others: “Penn State is coming close to (Virginia Tech). They are sending me a
lot of letters.”

Fall visits: “Next year for sure I’ll visit Maryland,
Virginia Tech, Penn State, and probably UVA.”

A favorite: “I don’t have a
favorite right now.”

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Bishop McNamara wide receiver Camari Murray

Camps: “I got a chance to go to Wake Forest and Tennessee this summer and
they went really well. I felt like I excelled in the 1-on-1s. That is my
favorite part of going to camps. I felt like I did well in that and the testing
drills that we did.”

Camp feedback: “No, I didn’t hear back.”


Recruiting: “I’d probably say Hawaii.”

Others: “It would be Wake Forest,
Ball State, Illinois, and Northwestern. I’d say those are it.”

Offer
talk: “Hawaii talked to me during the year about once they get the process
started they want to offer me. I haven't heard back from them since though.”


Visits: “I do want to look at Maryland and maybe go to UVA.”

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Lackey athlete Deontez Fleet

Summer camps: “The only college camp I went to was Richmond. I did great
there. I had all of their coaches liking me and they offered me a full ride.”


Adding an offer: “It meant a lot to me. I get a chance to play Division I
football so I was happy about it.”

Richmond: “My grandma is a big fan of
Richmond but I don’t know much. I know it is not too far away.”


Recruiting: “Monmouth has been looking at me. Richmond is looking at me heavy
and Morgan State has also offered me. That is about it.”

Visits: “I’m
supposed to be visiting Richmond soon. Monmouth wants me to see some of their
games. Morgan State wants me to come down for a tour and stuff.”

A
favorite: “I really don’t have a favorite school. My highest interest has been
coming from Richmond.”

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I look at all the rankings you guys have, and it sometimes baffles me how you come up with them. Let's get this out there up front. I am a Oakdale supporter. The are some kids that are new to that school and you have given them very little or no ink at all. Drew Yarborough, LB will be on probably every all state team around. Isaih Mims,is a DB/Wr that you will be asking yourselves. ..where did that kid come from? A kid named Jahzaih Brightful, a rb/dB transfer from TJ. A hard nose slasher/runner with speed. Ask Urbana...I saw the TJ/Urbana game last year. He lost the game, but had well over 100 yds. And lastly Alex Mason QB ...do not sleep on this kid.
This kid came from TJ, last year I remember us playing TJ. This kid was not in the game for reasons I do not know. He entered the game in the 3rd qtr. Oakdale 28, TJ 6 I believe. This kid threw 2 TD passes, ran for another and luckily for us the time ran out because he marched them down inside the 25 before the horn blew. Oakdale won,34-28 but that kid was on a mission. I am glad to have him on our side. You guys better take heed to what I'm saying and give these kids their props. I know it's a 2A county school and everything goes to the 3 time state champion right up the road. But listen to what I'm telling you. There are new kids on the block.

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Gilman running back Dorian Maddox

Camps: “I went to Maryland, Penn State, Notre Dame, and the University of
North Carolina. I personally felt I performed very well at the camps. For the
1-on-1s, I won every rep. The coaches seemed to be very interested in what they
saw.”

Feedback: “Coach Powell at Maryland said he liked what he saw. He
will be getting back to me. Coach Spencer at Penn State said the same thing.”


Overall recruiting: “It has really been Maryland and Penn State. There are
not that many others showing me that much interest.”

College visits: “I
don’t have any idea on that yet.”

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Archbishop Spalding lineman Alex Plotkin

Camps: “I went to Bryant, Stetson, the New England elite camp, and Davidson.
I think that is about it.”

Performances: “I feel I did really well. I
thought I did well in the 1-on-1s and really stood out at the padded camps. I
had a chance to really show what I can do.”

Feedback: “Most of the
coaches asked me to come to their camps so they knew who I was going in. All of
the coaches were happy with my performances.”

Recruiting: “Right now I
have two offers from Bryant and Butler. I’ve also had interest from Towson,
Bucknell, Georgetown, Hopkins, Washington Lee, and a few couple more schools.”


A favorite: “Not really. I want to see what comes out from my senior year. I
have liked all the schools that I’ve been to.”

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McDonough athlete Derrick Butler

Camps: “I went to Maryland, Towson, the best of the DMV camp, and Monmouth. I
think I did really well. A lot of coaches talked to me afterwards.”


College feedback: “They were basically saying to keep in touch and make sure I
get them senior film. I played quarterback but they are looking at me at
cornerback. They want to see film because they liked how I did in 1-on-1 and
coverage.”

Recruiting: “The main schools are Bucknell, Shepherd, Penn,
Cornell, Harvard, and I got an offer from West Virginia Wesleyan.”

A
favorite: “When I went to Monmouth, I really liked that a lot. They personally
gave me a tour and the coaching staff is really good to their players.”

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St. Mary's Ryken defensive end Casey Bernard

Camps: “The first camp I went to was Pitt and I did pretty good. After the
camp they had me go on a visit. They took down my information and will watch me
this season. I went to the Toledo camp and did okay there. I had an injury so I
did the best I could. I went to the Oho State camp and picked up a lot of
interest from schools in Ohio like Ball State, Ohio, and Bowling Green.”


Recruiting the hardest: “I would say ODU and Toledo. I’d say it is definitely
those two schools. There has also been a lot form Towson and New Hampshire.”


Offers: “I have four offers right now from ODU, James Madison, St. Frances,
and Buffalo.”

Others: “I feel Toledo is very close to offering. If I
start my senior out good, there might be a possibility of a Pitt offer. The
Bowling Green coaches really liked me but I don’t know if they had a chance to
watch my film yet. It is those type of coaches and also New Hampshire.”

A
final decision: “I was going to make my decision before the season but I think I
might wait until after the season or during the middle of my senior season.”


A favorite: “I would probably say ODU is my favorite. It is the area that I
grew up around and it was my first offer. “

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Bishop McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr

Why did you pick Bowling Green? “I picked Bowling Green because of the
football program but also they had the three majors I was interested in going
into. They also will be good for me football wise.”

What other schools
were in the picture? “The other school that showed me the most interest
was James Madison.”

Why Bowling Green over James Madison? “It was
just academics of having my majors of interest. I can do what I want major wise
and go play football.”

Why did you decide to end the process so early?
“I wanted to do it before my senior season. I went on an unofficial visit a
couple of weeks ago and I loved the campus as well as the environment.”


How much did the Bowling Green coaches factor in? “It helped a lot. I had
a good connection with the coaches and bonded with their defensive coordinator
and db coach.”

Was it a weight lifted off your shoulders when you
decided? “It was a lot of stress going to all the different camps. A lot
of stress has been removed and I can focus on helping my team winning a
championship.”

Have you heard from any others since you committed?
“No, not since I committed.”

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Fort Hill athlete Alex Barnes

Camps: “I went to Maryland, Delaware, Millersville, Pitt, Towson, and
Charlotte. We are also going to another camp at Penn State.”

Camp
performances: “I feel like I matched up pretty good there. I competed with
everyone and feel like I was in there able to make plays on the ball.”


Camp feedback: “The Delaware coach liked me and wanted me to come to their camp.
Millersville, the Division II schools in Pennsylvania, said I have to work on my
pass coverage but I should be good.”

Recruiting: “Probably Millersville
and Delaware.”

Visits: “I want to visit Coastal Carolina and West
Virginia. West Virginia has been one of my favorite schools.”

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St. Mary's Ryken athlete Kyle Goddard

Camps: “I’ve been to UNC, Appalachian State, Towson, and I think there was
another one but I can’t remember.”

His performances: “I feel I did great.
UNC was definitely my best performance on the biggest stage. I ran a 4.5 and
broad jumped 9-foot-10. I burned every db in the routes so it was cool.”


Camp feedback: “My recruiting coach from UNC messaged me on twitter and had me
give him a call. He told me where I was on their recruiting board and how many
receivers they were taking.”

What their coaches said: “He said that
they’d be in touch. They have twenty offers out at wide receiver. It sucks but
it’s a waiting process to see what happens.”

Offers: “Nevada, Charlotte,
Fordham, Buffalo, Old Dominion, and Coastal Carolina all have.”


Percentage committed to Old Dominion: Right now I’m 100%. When I visited, I
wasn’t planning on committing but as I went around I fell in love with it. It is
where I want to spend the next four or five years.”

If anything would
change him: “Right now I’m pretty strong. Even if a bigger school offered me, I
don’t think my mind would change. Everything is new and fresh. I’m going down
there on the 24th for a cookout and some games this fall.”

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Meade defensive end Hunter Dafoe

Camps: “I went to the Blue Chip Academy camp and I was selected as one of the
top 16 defensive linemen at the camp.”

Recruiting: “A few recruiters have
been by my school and give me their cards. It would be coaches from Stony Brook,
Monmouth, Towson, Buffalo, New Hampshire, and Villanova.”

School
recruiting the hardest: “Not really. All the schools just stopped in and said
hello.”

Visits: “So far no but I need to touch base with a few of the
guys. I’ve been slacking on my part.”

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North Point athlete Geordan Clark

Camps: “I’ve been to Maryland, Towson, Toledo, Ohio State, Monmouth, James
Madison, and UCONN.”

His performances: “I think I did exceptionally well
at all the camps I’ve been to.”

Recruiting: “The highest one is UCONN
right now. They are showing me the most interest. It is a great opportunity and
they have shown me a lot of interest.”

Others: “I’d say Toledo and
Monmouth.”

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Patuxent athlete Tyler Crounse

A college sport: “There isn’t a sporting preference. There has just been
interest for football and baseball. I have a lot of people looking at me for
baseball but I’m just on their board. For football, it has been smaller
schools.”

Football: “Villanova actually talked to me about their school.
I’ve gotten mail from Lehigh and Lafayette called me.”

Baseball: “I’m on
the board for Towson but interest wise I don’t know. There are also a lot of
those type of schools in the CAA.”

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McDonough defensive lineman Mufu Taiwo

Offers: “My offers now are James Madison, ODU, Fordham, Albany, Morgan, North
Carolina Central, Albany, and Delaware State.”

Others: “Some of the
others are Maryland, Rutgers, Towson, Iowa, Wake Forest Bowling Green, Toledo,
Ball State, Ohio, and a lot of the schools in that conference.”

What
those schools are waiting on: “They are waiting for senior film. I went to the
camps and was unstoppable there but they are waiting on senior film.”


College camps: “I went to Maryland, Towson, Rutgers, Ohio State, Virginia,
Monmouth, Toledo, and then Wake Forest. I think I’m going to try and make it to
Vanderbilt and Tennessee camps.”

Camp performances: “The camps were
amazing. I impressed every coach and put my name on their radars. The biggest
one was Ohio State. Their coaches came away impressed. Overall I think
everything went great.”

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St. Mary's Ryken offensive lineman Barnabas Baning

Camps: “I just hit up a couple college camps at Tennessee, South Carolina, NC
State, and I went to Ohio State.”

Camp performances: “They went really
well. I impressed a lot of coaches and Tennessee was really trying to recruit
me. They just started looking at my film and South Carolina was the same. Their
coaches were impressed.”

Feedback: “They said that they liked me a lot.
They keep recruiting me and there is a possibility of offering. They want to get
a look at my film and stay in touch with me.”

Offers: “I have seven
offers now from Georgia State, Old Dominion, James Madison, Toledo, Monmouth,
Syracuse, and Coastal Carolina.”

Others: “It has been Ohio State, NC
State, Tennessee, South Carolina, Boston College, and a couple of other
schools.”

A favorite: “Not really. I’m just more into all of the schools.
I want to look into every single one of them before I start cutting them and see
which have stood out.”

A final decision: “I’m considering deciding by the
end of July but we’ll see. It just depends if I want to hold out for a couple
more months.”

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Landon defensive lineman Keith Simms

Duke camp: “I performed well. I ran a 4.6 so I feel I ran well. I talked to
the coaches and they wanted me to come in as a tight end. They said offer wise
they’ll check back in with me during the season.”

Recruiting: “I’d say
the main ones are Penn State, Illinois, Maryland, and Virginia Tech. I like all
of those schools but if I had to choose one I’d say Penn State is (my favorite)
now.”

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Towson athlete Ronje Wright

Camps: “I didn’t do any. I was injured so I felt I’d take the time to work on
some stuff.”

Recruiting: “It is JMU, Towson, and Liberty.”

Visits:
“I might go and visit UCONN too.”

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Calvert Hall athlete Bryan Marine

Camps: “I did a couple of camps at Rutgers, Duke, and Wake Forest so far.
I’ll also be going to Stony Brook and Virginia.”

Camp performances: “I
performed good and think that I ran good. I did a lot of good things. I talked
to the coaches and it was a great experience. Now I am just waiting for the
season.”

Camp feedback: “My coach said that they’d be in contact with my
coach. That is what those three schools said.”

Recruiting: “I have one
offer from St. Frances in Pennsylvania. I think Bucknell, Columbia, Maine,
Richmond, Stony Brook, and there is one other one that I am missing.”


Division I offer: “It means a lot knowing how much I put into this game and to
have an offer from it.”

Others close to offering: “I feel as though
Richmond and Stony Brook are. Stony Brook was telling me to come to their camp
and they would offer.”

A favorite: “Right now it would probably be
Richmond or Stony Brook.”

A final decision: “I think I’ll decide at the
end of the season.”

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Bullis running back Devonte Williams

Camps: “I have only done the Rivals camp so far. If I do one more, I will be
doing a camp at Arizona.”

Offers: “I have ten offers right now. My top
four would probably be JMU, ODU, Temple, and Indiana.”

James Madison
visit: “I really liked the campus. It is a much smaller school but I really like
it because I feel they are getting better. I loved the coaching staff.”


Visits coming up: “I’m going to visit ODU one more time before I head to Arizona
on the 15th.”

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Howard defensive end Winston DeLattiboudere

Camps: “I’ve been able to get to the University of Buffalo and Wake Forest.
I’ve been receiving quite a bit of interest from both of those schools.”


Camp Performances: “At Wake Forest, some of the coaches said I was the best
defensive lineman in the 1-on-1 drills. I feel I was able to what I could do at
Wake Forest. At Buffalo, they had me working at outside linebacker and that was
quite a bit different because I am used to playing defensive end. My recruiter
said I did a spectacular job there.”

Recruiting: “Wake Forest is
definitely the school that is showing me the most interest. I talked to their
coaches and we have been communicating.”

A favorite: “Wake Forest is my
favorite and the University of Buffalo is a close runner up for second right
now.”

Others: “Florida Atlantic University, I have gotten a little bit of
interest from the University of Maryland, and Stony Brook sent me seven or eight
letters. They said if I showed up at camp and did what I was supposed to do I
would definitely leave with an offer. There has also been the University of
Alabama at Birmingham, Eastern Michigan University, and the University of
Connecticut.”

Offer talk: “Wake Forest has to evaluate my grades first.
They are going to be evaluating my grades and transcripts. Buffalo said that
they would offer me before the season.”

A final decision: “It is all up
in the air now. If I get the offers I believe I am going to get it will be by
the fourth or fifth game of the season.”

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Potomac athlete Kesean Strong

Camps: “I went to North Carolina, North Carolina State, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Ohio State, and Wake Forest. I feel that I performed well. I think I
did the best at Wake, North Carolina, and North Carolina State.”


Feedback: “Wake Forest did. They were talking to me before the camp.”


Offers: “Right now, I have nine offers. I got Maryland, Toledo, Buffalo, New
Hampshire, New Mexico, Delaware, Temple, Marshall, and there is one more.”


The Maryland offer: “It was June 1st when I went to their camp.”

A
favorite: “Right now it is Maryland. I tried to commit but they didn’t have
enough space. They said I have to wait.”

The Maryland situation: “They
said I have to wait the whole recruiting process because they had a lot of early
commitment. They told me as soon as a decommitment happens, I’ll be the first
one they call.”

Others: “I’m hearing from North Carolina State, North
Carolina, Nebraska, and Pitt.”

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Patuxent linebacker Geoff Ricker

Camps: “I went to the DMV camp, the Shepherd camp, and in July I’ll be going
to Towson.”

Recruiting: “I went to the Towson spring game. They came down
to visit me and so did Shepherd. New Hampshire and a lot of schools like that
have shown me interest.”

The Towson visit: “It was awesome. I liked the
facilities a lot. They have a new locker room and it was really nice.”


Schools recruiting the hardest: “Right now I’d have to say it has been
Shepherd.”

A favorite: “Right now I’m just trying to keep my options
open. I don’t have a favorite.”

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Friendly linebacker Isiah Ryans

Camps: “I went to Rhode Island, Stony Brook, and that has been about it. I’ll
be Coastal Carolina.”

Performances: “I did pretty good. My 40 wasn’t good
at Rhode Island but when we did the 1-on-1s at camp I showed them I could run. I
didn’t allow any passes out of four.”

Feedback: “Coach Miceli from Rhode
Island said I did a pretty good job. He said he’d keep in touch. Stony Brook
said they’ll wait to see my senior film.”

Recruiting: “I have a few
offers right now from Howard and some other schools but I’m working hard to get
some more.”

Others: “Hampton said that they would offer if I did a good
hob job at their camp. I’m waiting on Norfolk State.”

Landing the first
offer: “It means everything to me. It gives me a perspective on what I can do
and what I need to do to get better. I just want to show the coaches that I can
play the game I love.”

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Camps: “This summer I’ve attended the University of North Carolina camp and I
just got back from the University of Virginia camp.”

Upcoming camps: “I’m
actually going to NC State and Wake Forest. Then after that I go to Penn State
and the University of Maryland.”

His performances: “At the North Carolina
camp, I really performed well. I was a younger guy being in 2016 but I think I
competed well. The Virginia camp was a bigman camp so we got a lot of reps in
front of the coaches. I was working with the seniors and was trying to really
compete as hard as I could in the 1-on-1 sessions.”

Feedback: “At the
University of Virginia, throughout the drills they would say I have a really
good punch and a quick first step. At the University of North Carolina, I talked
to my area recruiter and he said I should try and make it up this fall. He wants
me to see the game day atmosphere there.”

Recruiting: “I’d probably say
NC State is sending a lot of stuff. There is also Wake Forest and Old Dominion.”


Game day visits: “I really want to go up to a Penn State game this year,
especially when they play Michigan. I have heard that game day atmosphere is
great. I also want to check out Maryland and North Carolina as well."

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New Town athlete Antoine Means

Camps: “I’ve been to a couple of camps at Penn State, Maryland, Towson, South
Carolina, and Clemson. I’ll be going to NC State, North Carolina, Wake Forests,
and I’ll be going to East Carolina.”

Camp performances: “I did pretty
well. The coaches at Maryland liked me. The defensive backs coach and the
defensive coordinator for Penn State liked me. Towson watched me and they want
me back there. I think might get an offer from Towson. I think I’ve been doing
pretty good.”

Towson situation: “I talk to their coaches a lot and they
have been to my school. I like Towson and it is a pretty good school. They got a
good program up there.”

Recruiting: “It has been NC State, Towson, a
couple of Ivy League schools, and there has been a little bit from Maryland.”


Offer talk: “Nobody has talked about offers yet. The schools have just
wanted me at their camps to evaluate me.”

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C. Milton Wright athlete Osiah Walker

Camps: “I’ll be going to Maryland and then next month I’ll be at West
Virginia. For right now, we are training and just getting ready.”


Recruiting: “I’d say it has been Maryland, UCONN, Delaware, and West Virginia.”


Coaches visiting in the spring: “UCONN, Delaware, Towson, and University of
Howard all have. Maryland stopped by the most recently and I think that has been
it.”

A favorite: “It would probably be Maryland, West Virginia, and UCONN
too. It is those three.”

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St. Paul's lineman Garrett Mullin

Camps: “I have done Villanova and Cornell. Then I am going Princeton, Brown,
and I might be going to Georgetown.”

His performances: “I feel like I’ve
done the best I could have done. I performed better at Cornell than Villanova
but it is what it is.”

Camp feedback: “Villanova said that they would be
in touch within the next couple of weeks. I met the Cornell offensive line coach
for the first time and I liked him. I felt like he liked me. I’m pretty close
with their recruiting coordinator.”

Recruiting the hardest: I’m open to
everything but my top two are Cornell and Princeton.”

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Lackey athlete Cortrelle Simpson

Camps: “I’ve been to Towson, Ohio State, and Toledo camps.”

His
performances: “I think I performed pretty well and pretty good. I ran 4.33 at
Toledo and Ohio State camps. I learned some new things I am trying to take back
with me for the season.”

Feedback: “Ohio State invited me back to their
Friday Night Lights. I also talked to Ohio University and they just said that
they’d be evaluating me. They’ll keep in touch.”

Recruiting: “Toledo is
showing the most interest.”

Recruiting that has not offered: “Wake Forest
and Temple.”

Close to offering: “Yes.”

A final decision: “I will
probably decide before my senior year starts.”

A favorite: “Not really.”

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Good Counsel linebacker Garvin Brooms

Camps: “There are a couple of camps I’ll be going to. JMU, Towson, Villanova,
and St. Frances camps are all coming up. I’ll most likely be going to those.”


Recruiting: “I’ve had conversations with St. Frances and they have been
contacting me. Davidson called me and said that they want me to come to their
camp. I visited Villanova and their coach wanted me at their camp. I’ve also
heard from Towson and a few other ones.”

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Oakdale lineman Julian Lynn

Camps: “So far I’ve been to Maryland and Towson. I showed really well at
Maryland and actually picked up an offer from Morgan State for my performance
there. I’ll be at ECU and hopefully I can pick up an offer from them too.”


The Morgan State offer: “It felt great because it was my first offer. I
haven't been there yet so I need to visit.. I know I need to stay focused and
continue working.”

Camps: “I have ECU, William and Mary, Delaware, and
Stony Brook. There might be a few others depending on how these go.”


Recruiting: “Right now, it is Maryland, ECU, William and Mary, and Stony Brook.
Those are probably the top schools showing the most interest.”

A
favorite: “I’ve been to a Maryland a couple of times because it is local and
easy to get to. I like that a lot but I’m not really sure. I also really like
ECU. I like the area and they are definitely big on my list.”

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St. Mary's tight end Paul Zacharski

Camps: “I went to Penn State and I was at Maryland last year. I’ll be going
to Maryland and Villanova.”

Penn State camp: “I think I did pretty well
compared to the other guys. I was only a junior with seniors and I think I did
really well against them.”

Camp feedback: “I talked to the tight end
coach and he said I did very well. I have to work on blocking but if I do that
I’ll be just fine.”

Recruiting: “I’ve gotten some stuff from Towson and
they liked me when I went to camp there. Tennessee called me coach and said they
wanted me to camp there. There has also been Duke, Pittsburgh, and Delaware.


Towson feedback: “They also said I did really well. They said if I get any
bigger for their scheme I’d be playing fullback. I told them that was alright
but it is like the same thing.”

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St. Mary's lineman Aris-Lewis Carroll

Camps: “The only college camp I’ve done is Lafayette. I went to a junior day
at Towson but that wasn’t a camp. I also went to the DMV Showcase.”

Camps
coming up: “It will be mostly in the Northeast at schools like Princeton and
Cornell. I believe I’m going to Penn State, Maryland, Towson, and Trinity as
well. I might go to a couple in the Carolinas like NC State and Coastal
Carolina.”

Recruiting: “Right now it is Cornell, Towson, and Shepherd.”


Spring calls: “I have gotten calls from Trinity and Towson.”

School
recruiting the hardest: “I am not really sure. I think they are all recruiting
me pretty evenly.”

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Urbana running back Ray Gray

Camps: “I am planning on going to some camps this year. I might go down south
to see what they have to offer at a school like Clemson. NC State is another one
along with East Carolina. They are big on me now and came to my school multiple
times.”

Offers: “Right now I have Marshall, Temple, and Monmouth
University.”

Others interested: “There has been NC State, East Carolina,
Clemson has sent me multiple letters. Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Florida, Those are the big schools sending me stuff.”

Spring calls: “A
lot of coaches called me and told me that was their first call. The schools I
mentioned are the ones that are really after me.”

Schools close to
offering: “Every single one of them is close I feel. They are trying to see how
I fit within their offense and how they would use me.”

A favorite: “The
schools that are offering me the most is Temple University. They got a great
program down there. Temple and Marshall are pretty even. Marshall has one of the
most explosive offenses in the nation. It is just a great atmosphere there.”


A final decision: “I really want to decide this summer. My coach told me to
wait until a couple more offers come through. He wants me to play this fall and
let colleges see me. I’m guessing it will be this all.”

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Franklin lineman Evan Ostrow

Camps: “I went to the Delaware camp and it went pretty well. I got to talk to
their offensive line coach afterwards.”

Camp feedback: “They are meeting
together as a staff and they’ll let us know within the next couple of days.”


Other camps: “I’m going to Villanova, James Madison, Towson, Fordham,
Bucknell, Cornell, and Yale.”

Calls: “Cornell and Delaware.”

Other
recruiting information: “I’m still talking to Fordham, Villanova, and Bucknell a
lot.”

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Oakdale lineman Justin Hilliard

Camps: “I just went to Davidson. That has been my only one so far.”


The Davidson camp: “The Davidson camp was fun. It was not the best but it was
alright. I had fun and felt pretty confident out there.”

Camp feedback:
“The coaches wanted me to at least keep in touch. They didn’t offer or anything
but they want to keep in touch and keep emailing me.”

Camp schedule: “I
got the University of New Mexico, Pennsylvania, JMU, Delaware, Baylor, and then
I have a couple of local camps for my high school.”

Recruiting: “So far
the University of Pennsylvania has shown the most interest and then Davidson
would have to be second. Delaware is another one that has talked to me for a
long time. They told me I am doing good and to keep working hard. A lot of
letters say that I could come to their school and their camp.”

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Allegany linebacker Kirk Robinette

Camps: “I went to Maryland, the Towson satellite travel camp, and then I just
finished up Penn State.”

How the camps went: “I felt like I really
improved from last year with my size and everything. Compared to everyone else,
I am one of the better ones with just my height and stuff.”

Feedback at
the camps: “At the Maryland camp, they really liked me. They knew I was going to
be there so they were evaluating me. They said that they liked me.”

Camp
schedule: “I have Pittsburgh next week and then Delaware, JMU, William and Mary,
and then Towson in July.”

Visits from coaches: “I had Maryland come into
my school, Towson came, Delaware, William and Mary, Toledo, Georgetown, Fordham,
and Maine.”

Schools recruiting the hardest: “I say William and Mary right
now.”

Offer talk: “They said that they want to see me at their camps.”

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Riverdale Baptist lineman Rashad Manning

Camps: “So far we went to the Maryland camp, Towson camp, and the South Mind
South Body camp. We are going to as many as possible as a team.”

How camp
performances: “I felt that I did good. I learned a lot of stuff and things I
need to work on. I did okay.”

Recruiting: “I have gotten letters from
Miami, Cincinnati, Rutgers, Missouri, and there are a couple more. My coach has
talked to Michigan State and I am trying to get them more film. There are a
couple of other schools like Maryland.”

A favorite college growing up:
“Ohio State and Penn State have been my favorites since I was little.”

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Riverdale Baptist athlete Sir Patrick Scott

Camps: “I’ve been to a Maryland camp and a Towson camp at Riverdale Baptist.
I’ll be going to the Sound Mind, Sound Body camp.”

How the camps went:
“It went really well. I learned a lot from the other coaches. They taught me
some stuff I didn’t know before. They have been a huge help.”

Recruiting:
“I have one offer from Michigan State. I should be getting a lot more soon.”


The Michigan State offer: “It was a verbal offer but they have come to my
school and visited me. They offered me last week I believe.”

Thoughts on
the offer: “It was just one offer but I was excited because it was from Michigan
State. I know I need to stay focused because it is only one. I have to keep my
composure and keep working every day.

Other recruiting: “I’ve heard from
UCLA and my coach has told me that they are interested. They wanted to be the
first offer to me. I believe I am under the radar.”

Talking to Maryland
after their camp: “I really didn’t talk to the Maryland coaches but I did heard
from my coach that they are really interested in me.”

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Bishop McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr

Camps: “It went good. I was at the Ohio State camp and I did good.”

A
Bowling Green offer: “Bowling Green was there and they saw me in person. Their
coaches saw me in the 1-on-1 and then came up to talk to me. They told me that
they wanted to offer me.”

If he had heard from them: “That was the first
time talking to them.”

Receiving an offer: “It went good and showed that
my hard work was worth it. Giving me that opportunity really says a lot about
them.”

Upcoming camps: “Next week I am going to James Madison, Richmond,
St. Frances, Harvard, and some other schools like that right now.”


Relieving to land your first offer: “It feels good. It is a good feeling to have
my first offer but I know I need to stay humble and work to get more of them.”


Others talked to at camp: “I also talked to Ohio, Ball State, and Youngstown
State.”

Others overall: “It has been St. Frances, Delaware, Harvard, and
James Madison.”

A final decision: “I’ll try and make it before the
season. I want to focus on the season and help my team to the championship.”


A favorite: “I don’t have a favorite right now.”

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Calvert Hall wide receiver Lawrence Cager

Camps: “I did the Rutgers camp Friday and then just came from the University
of Maryland camp.”

Camp Performances: “Rutgers said that I dominated and
that is exactly what they expected me to do. Maryland basically said the same
thing. They like how I play.”

Offers: “I already got offered by Rutgers
but I just got offered by Maryland.”

Maryland: “We had been in long talks
but this was the first time I had camped there. I thought if I perform like I
can I would get an offer and that is what happened.”

Thoughts on
Maryland: “They are a great school with a lot of good receivers. They have a
great coach and I love the assistant coaches. They have a great program.”


Where Maryland sits: “I don’t have a top five yet but they are definitely a
school in mind for me.”

Camps: “I leave for Wake Forest and then go
there, NC State, Duke, North Carolina, East Carolina, and then I chill for a
minute. Then I go to Oregon for the opening before an SEC trip to Alabama,
Kentucky, Tennessee, and I think Ole Miss this year.”

Narrowing down
recruiting: “I will probably make a top five or six by the end of the summer.
Things are just starting to heat up for me recruiting wise.”

Schools that
will make the list: “I’ve been in talks with Ohio State and Notre Dame. I was
supposed to make it out there or a visit but I like those schools. It might be
the, potentially Maryland, and Rutgers maybe.”

A final decision: “I want
to decide when it feels right. I got to feel how recruiting is going and if I
should wait or let it go a little while longer.”

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Josh Carroll athlete Julian Meares III

Camps:“So far I just have been to West Point and that went really well. I am
probably expecting an offer from them. I have some other ones lined up.”


Other camps: “NC State, North Carolina, Wake Forest, James Madison, Bucknell,
William and Mary, UCONN, and Coastal Carolina.”

West Point talk: “I had a
lot of contact with their defensive coordinator. I was talking to him a lot and
he asked to talk to me and my dad after the camp. We went with him and took a
tour around the athletic facilities. He told me to expect to hear from him
soon.”

Recruiting: “Delaware is showing a lot of interest. New Hampshire
is showing a lot and so is William and Mary, James Madison, and Bucknell.”


A favorite: “No, I have been waiting. I am really interested in West Point
right now though.”

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Georgetown Prep offensive lineman David Forney

Camps: “I have had Boston College and Georgia Tech so far.”

Camp
performances: “I did pretty good at those camps. I really like the Boston area
and even got to go to a game at Fenway. It was a cool experience. I did really
well at the Georgia Tech camp. I like the offensive line coach there.”


Feedback from coaches: “They said I did good. At Georgia Tech, they have offered
about five offensive linemen so they are very picky with their last offer who to
give it to.”

Camps ahead: “I have Duke, Ohio State, and then Navy.”


Calls: “I got a lot of calls from Ivy League schools like Princeton,
Dartmouth, and Columbia.”

Recruiting: “I recently received my first offer
from Navy and that was big. It is really close and my dad grew up in Annapolis.
You could say that they are an early favorite but Georgia Tech runes that same
offense. I’d fit in well at both of those places and Duke is a great academic
school.”

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C. Milton Wright athlete Omar Walker

Camps: “No, not yet.”

What he is going to camp: “I’ll be going to
schools in the region like Maryland, Rutgers, West Virginia, and Penn State.”


Spring calls: “No sir.”

Recruiting: “Maryland has been showing me the
most interest. There has also been UCONN, Howard, and Penn State. Those are the
schools that are the most interested.”

A favorite: “I couldn’t say that I
have a favorite. I like them all and they are could give me great
opportunities.”

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Whitman defensive end Anton Casey

Camps: “The only ones for sure are Harvard, Brown, U of Penn, and Lehigh so
far.”

Calls: “Brown has called me, Villanova has called me, JMU has
called me, Richmond has called me, and Towson has called me. I am sure there are
more.”

Recruiting: “I think it has been a lot of the schools from the
Patriot League and Ivy League as well.”

Offers: "I have an offer from
Fordham, St. Frances, and a roster spot at Butler.”

Close to offering:
“I’d say that Brown is close to offering. If the Davidson camp works out, they
may offer. Those are the two closest I’d say.”

A final decision: “I am
really not sure. It depends on which colleges are there and what is going on
there. I don’t think I’ll be able to make the decision this summer. It will
probably be the fall or maybe even the winter.”

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La Plata wide receiver Jack Pilkerton

Camps: “I’m trying to go to Towson this week, I’m attending the wide
receiver/quarterback camp at Maryland, one at JMU, and maybe one at Monmouth.
I’ll see if any others come up.”

Calls: “A lot of FCS schools have called
but JMU was the first one hat offered. Towson is very interested and hopefully I
do well at their camp this week.”

The JMU offer: “I was very excited for
the opportunity. It is basically a dream come true to know that I’ll be playing
college football.”

Towson situation: “They are not sure if they are
recruiting me as a wide receiver or a tight end. If I do well enough this week
at wide receiver hopefully I can get an offer from them.”

Others
interested: “It has been Monmouth University, Toledo, Akron, and William and
Mary.”

A final decision: “I’d like to commit either during the season or
right after but first I want to explore my options as much as I possibly can.
Hopefully I can rack up some more offers this summer.”

A favorite: “My
favorite school hasn’t shown a lot of interest but it is Maryland right now. My
favorite college is UCLA but that is a stretch.”

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Bohemia Manor lineman Robert Turnbull

Camps: “Next weekend we are heading out to Shepherd University for a prospect
camp there. At the end of June, I’m going to the University of Delaware camp.
Then in August, Salisbury University has a camp. As of right now, those are the
only camps I’ve signed up for.”

Recruiting: “I have gotten a lot of
letters from schools that have interest in me. I think right now I’ve talked to
Delaware the most.”

Visits: “I haven't but I am hoping that I can soon.”


A favorite: “I’m undecided right now. I’m really not 100% sure what I want
to major in so I am just looking into the schools.”

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Largo linebacker Tevon Littleton

Camps: “I plan on visiting a lot of camps like St. Frances, ODU, Richmond,
JMU, and a whole bunch of camps.”

Recruiting: “Towson, St. Frances, ODU,
JMU, Toledo, Temple, Albany, and I just got a scholarship from St. Frances.”


First thoughts on the offer: "I was excited but I know I have work to do to
get more.”

Close to offering: “I think JMU, Toledo, and Stony Brook all
are.”

What those schools are waiting for: “They are waiting to see me in
person. They want me to come up to their camps to see me in action.”

A
final decision: “It will be my senior year by the time signing day comes along.”


A favorite college growing up: “The University of Georgia.”

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Calvert Hall athlete Damien Farmer

Camps: “We have a schedule where we will be doing a lot of different places.
We have Pitt and Penn State. Then we’ll be doing Wake Forest, Duke, NC State,
and ECU. There are also some 7-on-7 tournaments at Maryland and Towson. We will
also be going to Virginia, Old Dominion, and James Madison.”

Calls:
“There has been one from St. Frances. I have had a lot of coaches talk to me
over Facebook and send mail.”

Recruiting: “I’d probably say Villanova,
St. Frances, Richmond, Fordham, and a lot of schools like that.”

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Archbishop Spalding lineman Alex Plotkin

Camps: “I’m going to Stetson, Bucknell, Bryant, the New England Elite, and I
just did the DMV camp. I am waiting to hear a little more from a couple of other
schools in the Ivy League. If I get a little more attention, I’ll go to their
camps.”

Offers: “I got my first offer a few nights ago from Coach Cooper
at Butler. It was awesome and a great feeling. An unbelievable amount of work
went into that. It has been a dream to play college football and it is a weight
lifted off of my shoulders.”

Recruiting: “I would say the schools most
interested are Butler, Davidson, Bryant, Bucknell, Stetson, and Hopkins.”

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DeMatha athlete Darryl Turner

Camps: “I might go to a couple of one day camps and the Rivals Underclassmen
camp this summer. I have been thinking about Ohio State, Michigan State, NC
State, and Tennessee.”

Recruiting: “I think the last one was Notre Dame.
I spoke to East Carolina, Wake Forest, Old Dominion, Virginia Tech, UVA, and
Penn State.”

Offers: “Old Dominion and Army have.”

Close to
offering: “I feel Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, and Maryland will come sometime
this summer.”

Reclassifying: “The coaches really like the fact that I
have an extra year. It helped pick up recruiting a little bit. The only thing
that has been stressful is the class part. We are getting all of that worked
out.”

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Eastern Christian Academy linebacker Jacob Atkinson

Camps: “It is still up in the air but I know I am going to Michigan camp, All
American football camp, the University of Penn, and I am thinking about Monmouth
camp.”

Recruiting: “Penn definitely and San Diego State is another big
one. Oregon State has been around but Penn is the biggest.”


Reclassifying: “It is going to be really good. When the coaches come to our high
school my coach does a great job letting them know that we have reclassified. I
think they think it is a good move for me and the other kids. It is going to be
good.”

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Good Counsel athlete Jonathan Lee

Camps: “I’m going to Buffalo, Akron, Kentucky, and NC State.”


Recruiting: “Probably the biggest school is Buffalo but also Kentucky, NC State,
East Carolina, and Akron.”

Visits: “The only schools that I have visited
so far are Penn State, NC State, and Kentucky.”

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West Lake defensive end Malachi Washington

Camps: “I’m going two camps next week at Towson and Maryland. I will be going
to a lot more but I don’t know where yet.”

Offers: “I did get an offer
from ODU.”

How they offered: “It really worked from Corey Wimberly
recording me working out and that got around. The ODU coach came to the school
and then watched me a little more. He offered me that day.”

Landing an
offer: “It really means a lot because I’ve been working hard all my life. It
meant a lot and I was really excited.”

Recruiting: “Stony Book, Temple,
Towson, and hopefully Maryland but I have to go to their camp.”

Others
close to offering: “I would say Temple and maybe Towson. They have been wanting
me to go to their camps and have been emailing me and calling me.”

A
favorite growing up: “I like Georgia. It is my dream school but that will take a
lot of work.”

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Urbana quarterback Donovan Pannell

Camps: “I am definitely going to the University of Penn, Bucknell, and
Cornell. Then we are going to see what schools we are in contact with and pick
from some other ones.”

Recruiting: “The University of Penn has sent a lot
of stuff and interest. Monmouth has and Akron has been sending me stuff since
the beginning of my sophomore year.”

Visits: “I’ve gone to junior days at
Princeton, Penn, and Towson over the spring.”

Calls: “Yale called on the
first day they could. I have also gotten a call from Trinity College and had
three or four from colleges.”

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Potomac defensive lineman Keiron Howard

Camps: “I will be attending Georgia, Tennessee, Cincinnati, and Ohio State.”


Calls: “Not yet.”

Coaches stopping by the high school: “It has been
Iowa, Rutgers, ODU, Hampton, Stony Brook, and there are a few more.”


Recruiting the hardest: “The hardest so far would be Temple. I’ve been hearing
from them a lot and Rutgers too.”

Offers: “So far I have Tennessee,
Temple, Hampton, Buffalo, ODU, Maryland, and Marshall.”

The Maryland
offer: “It was about two weeks ago and it feels good. My mom likes it after we
visited.”

A final decision: “Right now, I’m not sure. It might be before
the season.”

A favorite: “It is between Maryland, Tennessee, and Temple.”

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Bishop McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr

Camps: “I’m going to Harvard, South Carolina State, Tennessee, Pittsburgh,
Wake Forest, Towson, James Madison, and Delaware.”

Calls: “I’ve been on
the phone with coaches from Harvard, Columbia, and St. Francis.”

Coaches
visiting: “Wake Forest stopped by and so did North Carolina State, Harvard,
William and Mary, Delaware, Virginia, and St. Frances.”

Recruiting the
hardest: “Right now the one recruiting the hardest is Harvard.”

Going to
an Ivy League school: “It would be a good school to get a good education at and
to continue playing football at.”

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Howard athlete Isaiah Stokes

Camps: “I was thinking about going to Wagner, Liberty, Monmouth, and Stony
Brook. I really have to make my mind up because I have to fit them in with our
schedule.”

Calls: “No, not really.”

Coaches visiting the school:
“Towson came, Monmouth, Stony Brook, Campbell University, and I believe that is
it.

Schools recruiting the hardest: “Right now I would have to say Wagner
University.”

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Northwood athlete Kyon Giles

Camps: “I’ve been talking to Monmouth and they have talked to me about
offering. They want me at their camp and they are the most interested. St.
Francis is another one I’ve heard from.”

What Monmouth is waiting: “They
want to evaluate me in person. They want me to go to their camp and if I do good
I’ll have an offer coming my way.”

St. Francis: “Most schools want to get
me to their one day prospect camp. They say that my junior film was great but
they want to see me one-on-one and test my 40. They want me to do drills.”


Others: “It has been Monmouth, Wagner, Shepherd, St. Francis, and there are
a few others.”

Visits: “I’ve been to Monmouth and I am trying to get to
St. Francis and Towson.”

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Oxon Hill athlete Anthony Dougherty

Camps: “Quite a few colleges want me to come down for one day camps. It has
been NC State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, and of course Maryland.”


Coaches stopping by the school: “NC State, Arizona, Iowa, Pittsburgh, and
Towson are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. It was quite a few.”


Calls: “I’ve had one call from NC State but he said that he can only call
once. I usually call him.”

Visits: “No visits yet.”

Schools
recruiting the hardest: “I would say that Towson is. They were saying that I am
their #1 defensive back on the chart so far.”

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McDonough athlete Josh Teachey

Camps: “I’m for sure going to the Maryland camp. I am supposed to go to the
Toledo camp, the Pittsburgh camp, and I might go to a few others.”

Calls:
“No.”

Coaches stopping by the school: “It has been Villanova, Kentucky,
Monmouth, Rutgers, Fordham, Towson, and I can’t really remember all of them.”


Offers: “Toledo.”

Others: “Maryland, Rutgers, and Old Dominion.”


Close to offering: “I think Old Dominion and Maryland are.”

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Wise athlete Myles Wolfolk

Offers: “I have five offers from Clemson, Illinois, UCONN, Boston College,
and I just picked up SMU yesterday.”

Others: “I lot of schools have come
by our school. It has been Rutgers, Pitt, Arizona, Indiana, and I’ve been
hearing from Michigan State.”

Summer camps: “Right now I was thinking
Ohio State, Maryland, maybe Tennessee, and I was hoping to get down to Clemson.
It all depends.”

A final decision: “I’m probably going to make it after
my junior season, maybe.”

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Bishop McNamara quarterback Ramar Williams

The Hawaii offer: “I believe they checked out my film and realized that I can
compete early coming out. They believed that if I continue to work I could fit
in with their school.”

How the offer came: “The secondary coach came up
to the school and I believe he sat down with my coach. He had seen my Hudl
video. He came to my classroom and told me that they are offering me.”


His first thoughts: “It was a great experience and something I’ve been dreaming
about. It is another step to get where I want to be in the NFL. I have to start
with college so the first one will be one I am going to remember.”

On
Hawaii: “Hawaii is a great school and I’ve heard plenty of things about it. It
is a great thing because I used to live out there for three years. I know a lot
about the school.”

Others: “Right now Maryland has been looking at me and
so has North Carolina and Georgia.”

Camps: “June 14th I believe I’ll be
attending the Maryland one day camp. I’ll probably be going to North Carolina
and Georgia as well.”

Close to offering: “Not that I am aware of right
now.”

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Good Counsel defensive back Roger Richardson

Camps: “I might do one at UCONN. Other than that, I’m not sure if I’ll do any
more. It just depends on my schedule.”

Recruiting: “Boston College,
UCONN, Virginia, Georgia Tech, and Monmouth are some of the ones that I’ve
talked to.”

Calls: “The coach from Monmouth talks called me. We talk a
lot.”

Visits: “The last visit I went to was at UCONN for their junior
day.”

The situation at UCONN: “I’ll be getting one pretty soon. It will
before the summer or at the camp.”

A final decision: “I’ll definitely
make it before the season.”

A favorite: “Not really. I enjoyed all of
them.”

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Good Counsel athlete Andrew Ashley

Camps:
“I’ll be visiting a lot of FCS schools like JMU, Lehigh, Coastal
Carolina, and even though I got an offer from Monmouth I’ll be doing one of
their camps.”

Offers:
“I felt blessed and I actually didn’t expect
it. When I got it, I was happy to say the least. I actually was speechless and
didn’t know what to say. It was great to have that weight off of my chest. Now I
can try to get more.”

Others:
“I would say besides Monmouth, it would
be Towson, Toledo, and JMU. Those are the next three that are close to giving me
a scholarship.”

A final decision:
“I plan to be committed sometime in
August.”

A favorite:
“Right now it would be Monmouth because they were
the first and only one to offer. I also really like Towson and Coastal
Carolina.”

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Bel Air lineman Cole McDonough

Camps:
“I’m going to Maryland, Pittsburgh again, and some of the schools
I’ve been talking to lately. It has been the Naval Academy and Ivy League
schools like Cornell, Yale, Columbia, and Bucknell. I want to see what coaches
show me the most interest and where I would have the best time.”


Recruiting:
“At this point, I’d say Columbia, Bucknell, Yale, Delaware, and
the Naval Academy. The guy from Navy came down and sounded very interested. He
was talking long term. The coach from Delaware was talking long term. I missed
their spring game because I took the SAT.”

A favorite:
“Not exactly.
I am still looking to see where I can get the best education and play the best
football. It has to balance out both ways to see where will be the best for me
and my long term future.”

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Bullis School running back Devonte Williams

Camps:
“I don’t think I’m doing any camps. I definitely feel good about
recruiting and I think that the schools that really like me have offered. “


Favorites:
“Indiana is my #1 school. I have a great relationship with
the coaches there. Marshall just offered me and they have jumped up my list. I
think Illinois will offer and they have shown a lot of interest. I like them.”


Others who are recruiting that haven't offered:
“Syracuse.”

A
final decision:
“I think I’m not going to make my decision until a week
before our first game.”

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Oakdale linebacker Drew Yarborough

Visits:
“I just went to a couple of MAC schools like Akron, Kent State,
and Ohio. I went to Maryland and I was supposed to go to Penn State. I just went
up to Rutgers.”

Visits that stood out:
“Ohio showed me much love.
They talked about offering but they are going to come up at the end of the
month. I liked Rutgers and Maryland is the home state school.”


Scholarship talk:
“They said that they want to see me more at camps and in
drills. I think it will depend on me during camps.”

Calls:
“I had JMU
come to the school and so did Notre Dame. Towson and Maryland also just came
up.”

Camps:
“I’m pretty much hitting all the camps of the schools I’m
talking to. Rutgers, Penn State, Pitt, Towson, Ohio, and Akron all want me at
their camps. I might also go to NC State.”

A favorite:
“Penn State
would be my dream school but it doesn’t work out I’m fine with that. Penn State,
Pitt, and Maryland are all in the mix.”

Switching to Oakdale
“I think
it was a better fit for me. I moved into the district and my old coach is now at
Oakdale. We got a defensive coach from Damascus that is pretty good. I think
Oakdale will be a good fit.”

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McDonough defensive end Mufu Taiwo

Camps:
“I am definitely going to Maryland, UVA, Pitt, James Madison, Wake
Forest, and NC State. I haven't decided if I’ll make the trip to Stanford.”


Offers:
“It has just been James Madison and ODU. There are a bunch of
other places that want to get me on their campus.”

Others recruiting:

“The main ones are Stanford, Rutgers, Iowa, UVA, UCONN, Maryland, Towson, and
then NC State is starting to send some stuff too.”

Calls:
“The
Rutgers coach called me.”

Others close to offering:
“I have a feeling
Rutgers, Towson, Maryland, and I guess UVA might but I am not 100% sure.”


A favorite college:
“My dream school is Oklahoma but my top school
recruiting wise is James Madison. They have offered me and I like their program.
Behind them, I’d go with Rutgers, Iowa, Maryland, and Stanford. Stanford could
move up if they started showing me more interest.”

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Urbana running back Ray Gray

Camps:
“I’m pretty sure I’ll go to Marshall and do some southern schools
like Clemson, Missouri, NC State, and I believe Wake Forest.”

Recruiting:

“I have three offers from Temple, Marshall, and Monmouth. They all want me
pretty bad.”

A favorite:
“I haven't visited Marshall at all but
Monmouth would be at the top of they have some of my former teammates. They
showed me a great time when I visited there. Marshall has a great school and
they play great football there. They beat Maryland in the Military Bowl. I want
to play at the highest level and I’m willing to play slot to do that.”


Others:
“I’m also hearing from Kentucky, Missouri, NC State, Tennessee, and
Rutgers. Wake Forest and Nebraska have both stopped by the school.”

A
final decision:
“I was hoping at the end of the summer but I might wait until
signing day.”

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Wise defensive tackle/tight end Trevor Brown

Recruiting: “I have an offer from ODU and interest from Boston College,
Temple, Rutgers, Maryland, Delaware, NC State, and that is about it for now.”


The ODU offer: “It was a couple of months ago over the phone. Then I was
able to visit a couple of weeks after that.”

Visits: “It has been Rutgers
and Temple so far.”

Schools close to offering: “I am just waiting to see.


A final decision: “I am not really sure. I am just going to see if I reel
anything else in for next year.”

A favorite: “ODU.”

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Reservoir athlete Craig Jones

Camps: “I’ll be doing a few college camps. I’ll be at Maryland, Penn State,
and places like that.”

Recruiting: “Right now it has been Towson.”


Visit plans: “I want to visit Rutgers, Maryland, Syracuse, Virginia, and
Wake Forest.”

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Archbishop Spalding lineman Jack Shugars

Camps: “I want to hit up a couple of Ivy League schools. I got Georgetown and
Navy just came by my school a few days ago to talk to me. Stetson is another
school. I am going to wait to see who calls and base my list off of that.”


Calls: “I have gotten a call from Stetson and was invited down to Towson and
Georgetown for spring games. I went to Georgetown and talked to their coaches.
They said we like your size and tape. We want to assess you at our camp. I have
gotten a lot of camp invites but some of them have been mass emails. I got
invited by Harvard to come to their camp.”

Recruiting the hardest: “I’d
say Stetson and Georgetown. Navy might be in there because the recruiter just
came to my school.”

A favorite college growing up: “I’d say Maryland.”

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C. Milton Wright running back Will Hazelton

Camps: “This summer I am going to the Delaware camp and the North Carolina
State camp. I’m trying to go to more. I have the Wagner football camp. Their
coaches have been emailing me.”

Recruiting: “It has been Missouri,
Kentucky, Delaware, UCF, Wake Forest, Rutgers, Connecticut, and Howard.”


A favorite: “I really like the Delaware coach. He talks a lot about academics.
That is his main focus when I talk to him.”

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Franklin running back Darius Hinton

Recruiting: “I got my first offer from Marshall. UCONN has come to the school
and West Virginia has been sending me emails and letters.”

The Marshall
offer: “I wasn’t at the school that day because I was out sick. My coach called
me and let me know.”

Thoughts: “It felt great. It was a big weight lifted
off of my shoulder to have a Division I offer now. It is always my dream to play
Division I football. It is a blessing.”

Marshall: “I know that they have
a big history with the plane crash and a lot of tradition. I went up there for a
spring game and I loved it.”

Others close to offering: “Not really.”


Visits: “No, not yet.”

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Oakdale athlete Alex Mason

Camps: “I’m going to attend the University of Penn State, Akron, the
University of Ohio, the University of Pitt, and a couple of others.”


Recruiting: “Akron, Penn State, and the University of Ohio have been the main
three.”

Visits: “I went on a visit twice to Penn State and also their
three day camp last year. I’ve also been on a visit to Akron.”

The Penn
State trip: “It was great. I like the campus, the stadium, the facilities, and
everything.”

The Akron visit: “It was pretty good. I knew one of the guys
on the team. He likes it and tells me positive things about it.”

Visits:
“I’m actually about to go down to Akron again. I am also looking to go to the
University of Ohio. I was also at the University of Liberty for their spring
game and junior day.”

Offer: “Not yet.”

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St. Paul's quarterback Anthony Pino

Camps: “We are starting to put something together. I have a few schools where
I’ll go to camp. I am looking at Villanova, Bucknell, Princeton, Wagner,
Stetson, and a few schools like that.”

Visits: “I just got back from
Villanova and it went well. It was just for a spring practice but I got to see
their program and what it was all about. I enjoyed it.”

Trips: “I go to
Bucknell Friday and then Wagner in a few weeks. I think I might head up to
Lafayette soon.”

Schools recruiting the hardest: “The hardest are the
ones that have coaches asking me to some junior days and spring practices.”

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DeMatha defensive lineman DeAndre Kelly

Summer camps: “It’d be Florida State, Cincinnati, Penn State, and Michigan
State.”

Recruiting: “East Carolina, Arizona, Arizona State, Penn State,
North Carolina, Duke, and Virginia Tech have been the main ones.”

Offers:
“No sir.”

A favorite college growing up: “When I was younger, I liked
Arizona a lot.”

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McDonogh defensive back Kareem Montgomery

Camps: “This summer I’ll hit up camps at Duke, North Carolina, Harvard, and
Penn.”

Recruiting: “Right now it has been Harvard and the University of
Penn. Those are the top two right now. Maryland has been there a little bit.”


Visits: “I went to the University of Penn two weeks ago and I have Harvard
coming up in June.”

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Mount St. Joseph running back Nevone McCrimmon

Camps
“Nebraska, Pitt, Wake Forest, and NC State I’m thinking. Kentucky
and Indiana are two others I might go to. Me and my family have to sit down and
talk about what we’d like to do.”

Offers
“It has been Boston College
and Wake Forest.”

Mail
“Nebraska, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Maryland, West Virginia, East Carolina, Pitt, Oregon, Missouri, Auburn, Florida
State, and most of the schools on the east coast really.”

Visits
“Not
yet. I did that last year.”

A final decision
“I want to commit at the
end of my senior year.”

A favorite
“No sir.”

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Below is the Maryland Varsity list of the football players within the Class
of 2015 who hold FCS/Division I-AA scholarship offers. If we are missing
someone, please email us at

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Alonzo Mayo, Gilman
Bucknell,
Charlotte

Barnabas Baning, St. Mary Ryken
James Madison, Monmouth, Old
Dominion

Casey Bernard, St. Mary Ryken
James Madison, Old Dominion


David Rose, Potomac
Bucknell

Devonte Williams, Bullis

Charlotte, James Madison

Jonathan Holland, Bullis
Old Dominion


Juwuan Briscoe, Thomas Stone
Old Dominion

Keiron Howard, Potomac

Hampton, Old Dominion

Lawrence Cager, Calvert Hall
Old Dominion


Mufu Taiwo, McDonough
James Madison, Old Dominion

Ron'Dell Carter,
Long Reach
Old Dominion

Trevor Brown, Wise
Old Dominion

Will
McClain, Middletown
James Madison, Old Dominion

Wyatt Cook, McDonogh

Old Dominion
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