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07/02/2009: Is Jersey's Clemmings bound for Pittsburgh?
Paterson Catholic High School (New Jersey) is one of the nation's top Defensive-ends. At 6-foot-6, 256 pounds, Clemmings has reeled-in offers from across the nation and taken a few visits this summer. One of those visits was to Pittsburgh ... have the Panthers received a commitment from New Jersey's Top Recruit for the Class of 2010?
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06/23/2009: Asbury Park's Stephens: Multi-talented
Asbury Park High School's George Stephens has been very busy the past few months. Away from hearing from various major colleges from across the country, Stephens, a 5-foot-11, 190 pound athlete found time this past May to win the BigTime Football Showcase RB MVP award. This past week Stephens spent time in Toms River at the Shore Best Football Camp (NJFootballCamp.com) where he was even more impressive as a WR.
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06/11/2009: Central Regional's Skidmore reels in 2 offers
Adam Skidmore did an extraordinary job for the Central Regional (New Jersey) Eagles last fall as an offensive-tackle, defensive-end and defensive tackle. But that was 40 pounds and now the bigger, stronger and more agile offensive-lineman is preparing for summer camps and his senior season following a impressive showing at the BigTime Football Showcase this past May.
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06/07/2009: BENNETT JACKSON: Commits to Irish; 2010 Classic
Bennett Jackson had heard all he need to hear and has seen all he needed to see in order to make his collegiate decision. With close to 15 scholarship offers, the Raritan High School (NJ) has chosen coach Charlie Weis and the Fighting Irish.
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06/01/2009: Jersey's (WR) Jackson: Offer list increases
New Jersey has quite a few receivers from the Class of 2010 of whom have embraced scholarship offers from TOP college programs from across the nation. DePaul Catholics's Shakim Phillips leads the Garden State pass-catchers with 21offers, but Raritan's Bennett Jackson is quietly closing in on him.
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05/20/2009: DOMINGUEZ: Quick, smooth, sure-handed WR
There aren't too many receivers across Eastern Region who can make a difficult catch seem like that of the norm. One Class of 2010 recruit who brandishes that type of ability is St. Joseph Montvale's receiver Kai Dominguez. Blessed with speed, skills, moves and confidence - lookout for Dominguez to put on a show this upcoming season just as he did at this years BigTime Football Showcase.
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05/07/2009: 2009 BIGTIME FOOTBALL SHOWCASE
"This years event ... as far as overall talent - was as good as any event that we've every had ... players were spectacular in all areas ... these kids really put their names amongst the best across the Eastern Region ... no question," Chris Melvin, Recruiting Analyst (Eliterecruits.com) for the event. Melvin personally invited all the participants as the event was directed by speed guru Chuck Mound (Chuckmound.com) who trains the likes of Washington Redskin's Shawn Alexander and Antwaan Randle El. The kicking/punting segment of the showcase was done by former Rutgers kicker Lee McDonald (specialteamssolutions.com).
QB MVP - Ricardo Young - HD Woodson, Washington DC, at left (Young committed to Virginia Tech at the event), Kicker/Punter MVP - Sean Baner (Kicker) - William Tennent, PA, RB MVP - George Stephens - Asbury Park, NJ, OL MVP - Frank Quartucci - Hamilton West, NJ,
WR MVP - Joshua Ford - Calvin Coolidge, Washington DC, DB MVP - Antoine Johnson - Eleanor Roosevelt, MD, LB MVP - Danny Sullivan - Manasquan, NJ, DL MVP - Chris Woods - East Orange Campus, NJ, Fastest player - Jared Allison (Matawan, NJ - sophomore) 4.3 forty, and the Elite Recruit Award - Michael Pearson - Ballou, Washington DC.
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04/28/2009: Quartucci: Aiming to be states best OLM
Hamilton West High School's Frank Quartucci has a few goals set. One of the goals set by the 6-foot-5, 300 pound New Jersey offensive-lineman is to become the states top player at his position. The junior took his first step to reaching that goal a few weeks back and is aiming to make even more of a statement at the BigTime Football Showcase on May 7.
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04/16/2009: Foose is loose: Offers piling-up for lineman
The Garden State will have quite a few linemen from the Class of 2010 who will be amongst the nations best recruits. Paterson Catholic's TJ Clemmings will get the nod as the Garden State's top defensive-lineman, while Paramus Catholic's Danny Foose will be out to prove he is the best on the offensive-line.
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04/08/2009: BIGTIME SET FOR MAY 7: RUTGERS
Spots have been reserved for many of best football players from across the Eastern Region and beyond to take center stage at one of the nations most prestigious events, the BIGTIME FOOTBALL SHOWCASE. Invites have just began to go out to juniors, seniors and even sophomores for our BigTime Football Showcase (to be televised once again on CBS) which takes over Rutgers Stadium on Thursday, May 7. The event picks up where the Elite College Combine (2004-2007) left off and where last years showcase delivered many of the nations best Class of 2009 football players including last years MVP’s QB Emmanuel Yaeger (Calvin Coolidge, DC - New Mexico), who displayed a strong arm, with good mobility and direction as did Rutgers-bound Tom Savage and underclassmen Ricardo Young (HD Woodson, DC), RB Dion Lewis (Blair, NJ - Pittsburgh), showed spectacular speed, strength, vision and the ability to make people miss, OL Jack Templeton (Don Bosco Prep, NJ - Brown), who displayed great, impressive footwork and power), WR Derrell Person (Calvin Coolidge, DC - New Mexico) who put soft hands, legit routes and a physical on display as he edged out PSU’s future stars Justin Brown (Concord, DE) and Westlake, MD’s Devon Smith, Special teams player - Ridgewood, NJ’s CJ Feegles (UNC), the son of Giants punter Jeff - showed off his accurate and powerful leg, DB - Stephon Morris (Eleanor Roosevelt, MD - Penn State) displayed the legit technique, speed and skills that may land him a early starting spot for the Nittany Lions, LB KaLial Glaud (Winslow Twp., NJ - Rutgers), not only can he hit in pads - Glaud can deliver the hit like Ray Lewis and cover like a cornerback, DL - Jeramie Powell (Piscataway), was powerful and unstoppable as a pass-rusher and the Eliterecruits.com’s Recruit To Watch went to OL Oday Aboushi (Xaverian, NY - Virginia), who went from being a no offer recruit to becoming one of the nations most sought-after offensive- linemen in the country for the Class of 2009. The recruits were selected by Chris Melvin, HS Football Recruiting Analyst for Eliterecruits.com, the BigTime Football Showcase and the NJ - North East All Star Football Classic on (June 7) ... visit Eliterecruits.com or ChuckMound.com to find out more about being selected and the registration process.
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03/28/2009: Lawrenceville QB: Has what it takes
At 6-foot-4, 200 pounds, the Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey has a junior who passes the eye-ball test. Put the 2010 recruit in football pads and he is just as impressive. That player is no other than Aaron Aiken, a sensational player who will complete for the TOP QB honors in the Garden State this fall.
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03/23/2009: NJ WIDE-OUT: Racking up more offers
Raritan High School's (Monmouth County, NJ) Bennett Jackson is becoming a HOT TOPIC amongst college football recruiters these days. Just a few months back Jackson was an unknown commodity to the recruiting world, but all of that has taken a turn for the better.
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03/16/2009: NY invades NJ; Shuler, Sullivan shine
The Chuck Mound Football Challenge may take place in New Jersey - just miles away from New York, but it seems that the Big Apple has owned the event over the past few years. Three New York teams stood out amongst more than a dozen other programs from across the East , but there could only be one TOP TEAM winner. That would go to New York's Fort Hamilton. As far as individual winners the Jersey Shore did justice by placing players in first place in a few categories led by sophomore athlete Miles Shuler (at left) (Long Branch, NJ) and junior LB Danny Sullivan (Manasquan). View the entire list of winners and Chris Melvin's breakdown of the MVP's and other top players who shined.
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03/15/2009: THE CHALLENGE: Road to the BIGTIME
Okay, the BigTime Football Showcase (brought to you annually by Eliterecruits.com and Chuck Mound of (ChuckMound.com) is merely a few months aware and players will begin to receive invite in due time. Like last year when players like current seniors QB Najee Tyler (at left) - headed to Purdue, OL Oday Aboushi - headed to Virginia (both of Xaverian HS in Brooklyn, NY) and current junior WR Shakim Phillips of DePaul Catholic HS (now holds close to 10 offers) made a name for themselves at last years Chuck Mound Football Challenge - there will be close to 200 players from across the East trying do the exact same thing this year at Giants Stadium. Who made the cut this year? Find out!
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03/10/2009: Pemberton's Reeder hauls in his first
It took some time - but it's now official! New Jersey will have quite a few receivers who will battle for the spot as the Eastern Regions top pass-catcher for the Class of 2010 and one of those players is no other than Pemberton's Corey Reeder. After reading about other impressive juniors receiving offers from major programs, Reeder can now add his name to that same list.
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03/09/2009: DePaul's Phillips: Up to 7, now 8 offers
To get invited to the BigTime Football Showcase as a sophomore - you have to be a special player. New Jersey has that type of player in DePaul Catholic's junior WR Shakim Phillips. Phillips is one of the nations top pass-catchers and has hauled in 8 early offers.
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03/03/2009: Jersey DE: Manasquan's Sullivan is next
Jersey DE: Manasquan's Sullivan is next
Former Manasquan Blue Warrior linebacker Mike Mele has went on to star at Syracuse and Art Forst left the Jersey Shore school and is now a star offensive lineman for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. There are and host of other players who have left one of the states most successful football programs to go on and compete at the collegiate level and in due time 6-foot-3, 215 pound junior Dan Sullivan will add his name to that prestigious list.
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02/25/2009: Shore Conference's top recruit gets first
One of New Jersey's top recruits for the Class of 2010 has been hearing from quite a few schools recently and things are just starting to heat-up. The junior has just received his first offer from a Big Ten power and is on the verge of hauling in a few more.
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02/16/2009: NUTLEY'S SIBILIA: One tough Raider
When it comes to a downright hard-nosed, gritty-player who makes plays all over the field, Nutley High School (Essex County, New Jersey) has a player with all the mentioned written all over him. Last fall, Antonio Sibilia led the Raiders to a .500 record as a junior after his team succumbed to a 3-7 record his sophomore in 2007. Sibilia is one of a few players in the Garden State who have what it takes to shine on either side of the ball.
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02/11/2004: DC's YOUNG: Getting BIG looks and offers
The Class of 2009 has had their time to shine and now the gems of the Class of 2010 are staring to receive their due. Woodrow Wilson's (Washington DC) Ricardo Young has all the tools that you want in a quarterback. Smart - Mobile - Soft Touch and the ability to throw the short or deep ball with accuracy. The current junior had a sensational junior season and is now looking forward to spring workouts as well as his senior season.
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