How did the football season go?
“Even though the season was pretty short with only 3 games, we played really well, beating MIAA conference powerhouse Calvert Hall and going into double OT with last year’s MIAA Conference champs, Mt. St Joe’s. It showed us what type of team we were working with after we lost key seniors and brought in a lot of young athletes going into hopefully a 2021 spring season.”
What are your workout plans at this point going forward?
“I plan on doing strength and conditioning with my school and one of my outside trainers. Also, I will do D-line training with my D-line trainer and if there are any camps coming, I will try to attend as many as possible.”
What are you trying to improve on the most at this point?
“I feel my team will do great. We are losing a lot of key seniors next year, but we are still a young team with a lot of guys who showed potential in our 3-game season that they can step up. We just are going to get better every day until the time comes.”
How do you believe your high school team will be for this upcoming season?
“It’s really hard to say what team will give the toughest competition right now because we kind of in between leagues, so we don’t really know where going to end up right now.”
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“I do want to play football at the collegiate level.”
What colleges have been recruiting you?
““I’m being recruited by Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Virginia, Old Dominion, Coastal Carolina, Rutgers, UCONN, Georgia Tech, Liberty and a few others.”
What school is recruiting you the hardest?
“Vanderbilt has been recruiting me the hardest right now.”
Have you made any college trips yet?
“I have made college trips in previous years to schools like Rutgers and Old Dominion, but none this year due to Covid.”
Do you have plans for any trips soon?
“Yes, I plan to make college trips. Hopefully the virus will be gone by then for me to do so.”
Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“I’m a home team kid, so growing up I always liked Maryland.”
“Even though the season was pretty short with only 3 games, we played really well, beating MIAA conference powerhouse Calvert Hall and going into double OT with last year’s MIAA Conference champs, Mt. St Joe’s. It showed us what type of team we were working with after we lost key seniors and brought in a lot of young athletes going into hopefully a 2021 spring season.”
What are your workout plans at this point going forward?
“I plan on doing strength and conditioning with my school and one of my outside trainers. Also, I will do D-line training with my D-line trainer and if there are any camps coming, I will try to attend as many as possible.”
What are you trying to improve on the most at this point?
“I feel my team will do great. We are losing a lot of key seniors next year, but we are still a young team with a lot of guys who showed potential in our 3-game season that they can step up. We just are going to get better every day until the time comes.”
How do you believe your high school team will be for this upcoming season?
“It’s really hard to say what team will give the toughest competition right now because we kind of in between leagues, so we don’t really know where going to end up right now.”
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“I do want to play football at the collegiate level.”
What colleges have been recruiting you?
““I’m being recruited by Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Virginia, Old Dominion, Coastal Carolina, Rutgers, UCONN, Georgia Tech, Liberty and a few others.”
What school is recruiting you the hardest?
“Vanderbilt has been recruiting me the hardest right now.”
Have you made any college trips yet?
“I have made college trips in previous years to schools like Rutgers and Old Dominion, but none this year due to Covid.”
Do you have plans for any trips soon?
“Yes, I plan to make college trips. Hopefully the virus will be gone by then for me to do so.”
Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“I’m a home team kid, so growing up I always liked Maryland.”
