Was the off-season too long?
For the first time in recent memory, high school coaches throughout the state of Florida had hinted that this off-season may have been a bit too lengthy, especially if you were on the losing end of the transfers. But before we go off and get crazy about student/athletes going from school to school, understand that it’s nothing new. Nothing new at all.
Having been around high school football fields for over a half century – and watch these prospects LIVE – you tend to see things that many who watch film never get to view.
Part of the recruiting process is to be able to tell college coaches all about athletes – and while so many watch film and listen to others who have opinions, there is simply nothing like seeing athletes firsthand – and that is what has long separated us from anyone else who does it.
As we have been going over every position in every class in south Florida, seeing the next generation of impressive football talent is always exciting.
Getting ready for the 2021 season by updating all the positions and players in the data base continues to help the hundreds of college coaches who follow the teams in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, and by having the correct information, it really helps in the entire recruiting process.
If you have followed us for any length of time, you understand that we are 100 percent in the corner of every football player in the state of Florida.
Far too many athletes who want a piece of the spotlight, and they deserve it just as much as the 4 and 5 star” players.
Travis Thomas has been covering youth football for several decades, focusing on the prospects who will become that next wave of elite talent.
Along with so many others who promote and uncover the youth football programs in south Florida, Thomas has long been the coach, organizer and an energy behind putting south Florida youngsters on the map – as the nation watches.