Archive for the ‘Video of the Day’ Category
3/09/10: Video of the Day: Kyle Brunson - RB - Mill Valley H.S. (Kansas)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on March 9th, 2010
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Football has become a wide open game even at the high school level. With the evolution of the spread offense, many times you will find four or even five wide receivers on the football field. With that in mind, what Kyle Brunson brings to the table is rare. Kyle Brunson owns the term “smash mouth” when he takes to the field. Brunson lives between the tackles and he does it well. Clip after clip on his video shows Brunson running through arm tackles and over those who dare to put their body in front of him. This is football the way the old-timers did it. Halas and Lombardi would be proud watching Brunson put it in gear and flat roll defender after defender. In 10 games as a junior, Brunson rolled up 1,500 yards and 20 TDs. View Kyle Brunson’s highlight video, click here.
Rumors and Wires: Week of March 1, 2010
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on March 6th, 2010
March 6, 2010
University of Central Florida recruit Jose Jose from Miami Central High School was arrested Friday and charged with carrying a concealed weapon and aggravated assault with a firearm according to a story in the Orlando Sentinel. Read more here.
March 1st
Contrary to reports, Plantation H.S. (Florida) linebacker/safety Jeremy Cash did not commit to Ohio St. over the weekend.
Glenville H.S. (Ohio) quarterback Cardale Jones has been offered scholarships by Iowa, Michigan, Illinois and West Virginia.
Blue Valley West H.S. (Kansas) offensive lineman Dylan Admire has committed to Nebraska. Admire is also being recruited by Missouri, Iowa St., Kansas and Kansas St. among others.
3/05/10: Video of the Day: Tyrone Pope Kingswood Christian (Alabama)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on March 5th, 2010
Need a running back? Tyrone Pope can do that. Need a defensive back? Tyrone Pope can do that. Need a wide receiver? Tyrone Pope can do that. Need a quarterback? Tyrone Pope can do that. Need a punter? Tyrone Pope can do that too. There isn’t much on the gridiron that Tyrone Pope can’t do and he does it all with authority. At 5′8″ and 175lbs. this 2011 prospect is well built and breaks tackles like a teenager breaks curfew. Pope has accumulated a nice array of highlights as he lines up at positions all over the field. Opponents must spend hours in meetings trying to figure out how to stop this young man from hurting them. View Tyrone Pope’s highlight video.
3/04/10: Video of the Day: Dwayne Brown - Kaiser H.S. (California)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on March 4th, 2010
Now this is a highlight video. From the word go, Kasier High School’s Dwayne Brown is making plays. From the 102 yard interception return to start the video to the big hits and crafty runs, Brown keeps you entertained. It’s one of those videos where you sit there wondering, what’s he going to do next? He’s electric and can fly. He has the kind of speed that shows up well on the football field. Brown uses his speed to make plays from his safety position, at wide receiver, on special teams and in from the backfield in special formations. He’s a jack of all trades that will jack you up if you are in his path. Brown will be a hot topic this upcoming recruiting season. You can see him first at Gridironstuds.com. View Dwayne Brown’s highlight video.
2/25/10: Video of the Day: Steven Montgomery - McArthur H.S. (Florida)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on February 25th, 2010
From the word go Steven Montgomery is in your face. The first clip on his highlight video pretty much tells you what he’s about and the hits just keep on coming. Montgomery plays the safety position like former Denver Bronco Steve Atwater (for those of you old enough to remember his playing days). Montgomery patrols the secondary looking for his next opportunity to send an opposing player his message and that message seems to be that the safest place for you is the sidelines. If you love secondary play then you will be entertained by Montgomery’s exploits on his highlight video. It’s easy to see why schools like Miami, Florida St., Alabama, Georgia Tech, LSU, Cincinnati and Wisconsin are showing interest. Montgomery’s highlight video comes courtesy of Genron Productions in Miami. Click here to view Steven Montgomery’s highlight video.
2/23/10: Video of the Day: Wayne Lyons - Dillard H.S. (Florida)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on February 23rd, 2010
Some people are just good at everything they do and others just work really hard at everything. Every now and then you find people that are a combination of both. That’s Wayne Lyons. Typically when you hear about a player that’s such a standout on the field and is such a physical specimen, you have to think well they had to sacrifice something and usually it’s school work. Not this guy! Wayne Lyons will come up on the football field and smack you in the mouth. He can then turn around smack down a 100% on some honors science test as part of a routine that keeps him at a 4.8 GPA. Lyons is a standout safety with offers from all over the country and while I don’t know if he’s the best defensive back in the country, I will bet good money that there’s no other safety in the country with a 4.8 GPA that hits like this. Lyons finds the football and gets there in a hurry. His physical talent (6′0″ 190lbs, 4.5 forty) is not wasted and something tells me waste is not something they are fond of in the Lyon’s household. Check out his highlight video, click here.
2/17/10: Video of the Day: Brennan Allen - K- Pasco H.S. (FL)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on February 17th, 2010
In football there isn’t much love for the kicker. On a lot of teams they are outcast and often times they are not appreciated until they make that last second kick to win a game. That’s the life they lead but if you watch Pasco H.S. (Dade City, FL) kicker Brennan Allen go to work then you quickly realize that a kicker can be a serious weapon. How would you like to know that the minute your football team gets to the opponents 35 yard line, you are in scoring position? Or how would you like to have no fear of the other team’s 4.3 speedster return man because your kicker will bury every kickoff in the back of the end zone or sometimes even onto the track at the back of the endzone? That’s what Brennan Allen can do for you. This Class of 2010 standout has signed to play baseball at a community college in Iowa but will be released from that commitment if he can sign on with a D-I school and quite frankly, that’s where he belongs. Watch Allen nail 50 plus yard field goals with room to spare and make dangerous return men look like baseball centerfielders watching a homerun go into the stands. View Brennan Allen’s highlight video.
2/11/10: Video of the Day: Chandler Kincade - Blackhawk H.S. (PA)
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on February 11th, 2010
As was reported on this site and everywhere else last week, USC accepted a commitment from a 13 year old quarterback named David Sills from Delaware. Well, if you are into that kind of thing then USC and some others may have wanted to look at this prospect. Chandler Kincade is 14 years old, in 8th grade and has a bright future as a QB. Standing 6′4″ and 195 lbs. Kincade is a specimen and unlike most 14 year olds that size, Kincade has control of his limbs. The 14 year old displays great command, poise and control. He looks like a polished quarterback and as good a prospect or even better than Sills. Seeing is believing so watch Chandler Kincade’s highlight video, click here.
2/10/10: Video of the Day: JaJuan Story - Nature Coast Tech H.S., FL
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on February 10th, 2010
There are athletes and there are specimen. JaJuan Story is both. At 6′4″ 185 lbs and running a 4.3 forty, Story will be the story in the 2010 season and in the 2011 recruiting class. Story’s numbers are what college coaches die for. Not only that, Story takes those numbers and all of his athleticism and puts it to use. Story averaged 32 yards per catch in 2009 and also rushed for over 250 yards and 9 yards per carry. He’s just a big play waiting to happen. This came on a team that was loaded with other talent. Included in Story’s exploits was a 91 yard receiving touchdown. The potential just oozes off the screen when you watch Story’s film. Watch JaJuan Story’s highlight video, click here.
2/05/10: Video of the Day: James Ross - Orchard Lake St. Mary’s - Michigan
Posted by admin in Video of the Day on February 5th, 2010
There’s some violence going down and James Ross has something to do with it. From the first clip on his video, Ross keeps your eyes frozen to the computer monitor. The first guy lost his cap and the violence continued. Ross will thump you and it becomes clear as you view the footage that he enjoys playing football. Ross sits up in the box waiting for the collision and hoping that they run the ball to his hole. He’s what high school linebackers are supposed to be and he’s out to make the other team wish they hadn’t crossed his path. If you like defense then you will be entertained by Mr. Ross exploits on the field. With many Big-10 teams on his trail, he has the potential to become a national recruit as we enter the 2010 season. View James Ross’ film, click here.
