Tag: Recruiting
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Recognizing Recruiting: Ed White (Fla.) Quarterback King Boylston Commits to Navy
Navy landed its third quarterback commit on Sunday, with Edward White High School (Fla.) standout King Boylston publicly pledging to the Midshipmen. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Boylston completed 61.6% of his passes for 2,091 yards, 25 touchdowns, and six interceptions last year. He also rushed for 712 yards and 13 touchdowns. Boylston took the starting reins…
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High School Basketball: Chanhassen (Minn.) Guard Lucy Hilgert Is Just Getting Started Ahead of Sophomore Season
“I put in a lot of work in the gym, and it’s really shown,” Hilgert told Legacy Library.
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Recognizing Recruiting: Silas Graham Just Became the Highest-Ranked Commit in Saint Joseph’s Men’s Basketball History
A four-star shooting guard, Graham owns a 95.35 rating on 247 Sports.
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High School Basketball Recruiting: Top Pennsylvania Prospect Caden Ivery Explains Why He Chose Cornell
Incredibly, 247 Sports already considers Ivery the top recruit in Cornell history.
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High School Football: Dexter Southfield (Mass.) Defensive Lineman Jensy Ramos Staying Focused After First Division I Offer
“I take pride in doing the dirty work that helps my team win,” Ramos said.
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High School Football Recruiting: Baldwin-Woodville (Wis.) Athlete Aidan Foster Adds Wisconsin-River Falls Offer
Foster is up to three offers entering his senior year.
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High School Football Recruiting: Westover (N.C.) Quarterback Eric Kline Celebrates Thiel College Offer
Performance is one thing, but Kline has other ways to ensure people know his name.
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Recognizing Recruiting: Cornell Men’s Basketball Lands Highly-Touted High School Guard Caden Ivery
The 6-foot-4, 175-pound Ivery is the first official member of Cornell’s 2027 signing class.
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Recognizing Recruiting: Millbrook (N.C.) Athlete Bryson Gray Chooses Mercer Over Bill Belichick, Tar Heels
Mercer has won at least nine games in each of the last three seasons.
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High School Football: Baldwin-Woodville (Wis.) Standout Aidan Foster Has Welcomed the Challenge of Leadership
It helps that the 6-foot-3, 190-pound Foster also lets his play do the talking.
