07/23/2008: Loper: Feels that he is truly the best DB
Timber Creek High School (New Jersey) has a few players that colleges are eager to watch come this fall. One of the more electrifying players in the Garden State hails from the school and has the ability to take over a game on either side of the ball. This rising-senior is amongst the state best at his position, now he is aiming to be the Garden State's best. VIEW HIS FILM INSIDE!
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07/20/2008: Kenney displays his DB skills at camp
The Peddie School's (NJ) David Kenney has enough athleticism as a quarterback to have drawn in a few scholarship offers as an athlete. But his offer list has been at a standstill and the chiseled 6-foot-1, 205 pounds decided to put his defensive-back skills to a test in front of a few NFL players and spectators at the First Annual Brian Leonard Football Camp. HOW DID HE DO?
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07/16/2008: Williams: On recruiting, camps and offers
Besides camping at a few colleges from across the region, the Hun School's (New Jersey) Nick Williams has finally found himself focused on his upcoming season. Last fall the All Prep performer was a key performer for the Hun Raiders as he was his sophomore year when he intercepted 8 passes and he is expecting to do great things in 2009 as a team and individual alongside two of the nations top senior recruits in Anthony LaLota and Notre Dame-bound Tyler Stockton. VIEW HIS JUNIOR FILM INSIDE!
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07/14/2008: Rumson lineman: Makes the grade
The last time Rumson-Fair Haven High School (NJ) had a top football recruit was back in the late 90's when offensive-lineman Rob Petitti stared for the Bulldogs before heading off to the University of Pittsburgh and then the NFL. Another player with that type of talent is currently a rising-senior for coach Shane Fallon and he has TOP talent to match his TOP grades. Meet Taylor Brown.
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07/10/2008: No HUSH HUSH in this Chiefs recruiting
When it comes to winning football games and sending players off to play college football - you won't find too many high school football programs in the Eastern Region more established than Piscataway High School in Middlesex County, New Jersey. Coach Dan Higgins has sent a variety of his players off to shine at the collegiate level and the Class of 2009 will be no different. Presently Higgins has a few rising-seniors of whom are all capable of be one of the states premiere - one being defensive-end Aaron Hush who has already inherited his first offer and expecting many more.
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07/08/2008: Jersey lineman turning a lot of heads
Ian Cunningham has great size, yet the quickness of a smaller recruit. Strong , agile and gifted - the Union County, New Jersey rising-senior has been impressing college coaches this summer and is looking to do even more leading up to his senior football season.
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07/04/2008: Brian Leonard Football Camp
Brian Leonard will be hosting his inaugural football camp July 16 - 20 at the College of New Jersey in Ewing, New Jersey. The camp is a optional day or overnight camp for all positions and will include special guest such as RB Ray Rice (Baltimore Ravens), OL Jeremy Zuttah (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), DB Manny Collins (former New York Jet) and many more ... visit WWW.LEONARDCAMPS.COM and tell them that Eliterecruits.com sent you.
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07/02/2008: Another TOP Jersey product to RUTGERS
Abdul Smith may play high school football in Pennsylvania, but he is far from a being a PA recruit. Although he attends the Perkimen School in Pennsburg, PA - this sensational athlete and one of the nations top defensive-backs is originally from New Jersey and still calls the Garden State home and will continue to do so having committed to the Scarlet Knights.
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07/01/2008: LaLota Notre Dame bound? Hmmm...
Speculation tends to speak for itself a great deal of the time in the high school football recruiting world. But when it comes to 6-foot-6, 265 pound Anthony LaLota of New Jersey's Hun School, it never seems to end. He spent this past weekend in South Bend with a few of his close friends - one being Charlie Weis.
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06/25/2008: Caponegro gets his first offer
Wall Township's (NJ) Blaze Caponegro has great size, vision, moves and speed as a ball-carrier. As a linebacker he is a sound and hard-hitting backer who is impossible to run away from due to his blazing speed. A variety of colleges have shown interest in the Class of 2009 recruit and the list is sure to expand as he heads into his senior season. VIEW HIS JUNIOR FILM INSIDE!
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06/24/2008: Expect more from this legit CB
Abraham Clark High School's (Roselle, NJ) Kendall James has it all! Size, speed, the grades and some of the most impressive talent that you will find in the entire tri-state. But the Class of 2009 recruit is nearly unknown amongst the recruiting world - but that is due to change.
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06/23/2008: Dynamic Duo pick RU
South Jersey has made a statement for having many of New Jersey's top recruits for the Class of 2009. Two of the Garden State's most herald recruits have made their collegiate decision. Just a few days ago it was Penns Grove WR Aaron Hayward selecting the Scarlet Knights and now you can add a few more top players in defensive-backs Gerald Hodges Jr. (left) and Logan Ryan (right).
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06/20/2008: Brown attends camp; gets first offer
It may be summer basketball time for Freehold Boro's rising senior Brandon Brown - but the star receiver and defensive-back from Monmouth County still has his mind set on football. Last week Brown was one of a handful of players or whom attended a one-day camp and returned home with offers for their efforts. VIEW HIS JUNIOR CLIPS INSIDE!
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06/19/2008: Hackensack's Bush to RU!
Not sure what's in the water - but everyone seems to going with the flow that coach Greg Schiano and the Rutgers staff are delivering. The past two weeks have brought about verbal pledges to Schiano by way of top players hailing from North Carolina, Delaware, Connecticut, and some of the Garden State's brightest stars for the Class of 2009. Schiano got a call from Hackensack (NJ) High School's TE Malcolm Bush who was impressed enough with the Rutgers aqua that he turned down five other offers not including two on the way.
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06/18/2008: RUTGERS gets nod from Jersey WR & mom
Rutgers is on the verge of have one of their top recruiting classes of all-time. With the likes of one of the nations top two Class of 2009 quarterbacks having already committed in the likes of Pennsylvannia's Thomas Savage and New Jersey's Mohamed Sanu of South Brunswick (NJ). Now add in the likes of some other TOP players from across the entire Eastern Region including with one of New Jersey's most electrifying players hailing from South Jersey who chose the Scarlet Knights today on an unofficial visit.
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06/16/2008: Blair's Lewis gets another offer, accepts
The '08 BigTime Football Showcases RB MVP and one of the best tailbacks in New Jersey has landed another scholarship offer. After attending the University of Pittsburgh this past weekend. Blair Academy's sensational running-back Dion Lewis received a scholarship offer after the passing of an eye-ball test. What did he do next?
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06/13/2008: Winslow Sr. CB closing on needed score
Winslow Township High School (Camden County, NJ) had one of the states best cornerback prospects for the Class of 2008. Although Reuben Johnson may not be the biggest defensive-back around, his athleticism, confidence, toughness, technique, skills and desire make him one of the nations best and he proved just that since practice began for the 2008 NY NJ All Star Classic. Yet to commit to a school, Johnson has many college recruiters waiting for his recent test score.
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06/11/2008: Penns Grove Athlete up to eleven offers
There aren't too many things that Penn Grove High School's (NJ) Athlete Aaron Hayward can't do and college recruits have become accustomed to know just that. He can run the rock ... catch it ... return it or even defend it. So on which side of the ball would the junior like to play and who has offered him thus far?
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06/09/2008: Hayward, Calabrese, Larrow, Loper, and other top juniors take in a CLASSIC experience
A high octane-fueled New Jersey squad led by Florida-bound Will Hill (left) handed a talented New York squad a 33-22 loss in the 11th Annual NY NJ All Star Football Classic. On hand for the game were Baltimore Ravens running-back and former Rutgers and New York All Star Ray Rice who was cheering on his state and younger brother Markel Rice. Also representing New York was current Syracuse and last year New York All Stars quarterback David Legree who was at the event to support his brother Jeff. New Jersey had its own share of supporters led by a group of juniors and possible 2009 New Jersey All Stars.
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06/03/2008: RUTGERS gets a gem at D-end
While coach Charlie Weis and Notre Dame became the front-runners in hauling in the TOP football recruits in the Eastern Region - coach Greg Schiano and his staff have made a push in vying for the number one spot by landing one of the nation's best defensive-linemen for the Class of 2009. VIEW THE JUNIORS VIDEO INSIDE!
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