Virginia Tech’s “best class in years” started in Virginia Beach. Specifically, the Hokies talent grab in The 757 was anchored by the commitments of quarterback Bucky Hodges and linebacker Andrew Motuapuaka. Sure, Parker Osterloh, Charles Clark, and Deon Newsome inked with Tech as well, but the Hokies made a statement when they nabbed two of the Best at the Beach.
For Head Coach Mike Smith and the Crabber Nation, it was another strong season. Hampton High Football’s senior leadership was evident on Wednesday as wide receiver/safety Daquin Moore and quarterback/cornerback Deon Newsome signed their LOIs.
Of all the recruits in The 757, Great Bridge lineman Garrett Watts is probably headed the furthest from home. On Wednesday, Watts signed his letter of intent to play football at Air Force. Soon, he’ll head off to the Academy in his quest to become an officer.
For the Bayside players moving on to play college football, it was a signing class of one on Wednesday. By the measure of talent, the class was huge, and shouldered exclusively by Taquan “Smoke” Mizzell. New Head Coach Jon White insists that there’s more to come. In the meantime, we can savor the sight of yet another Bayside Marlin moving on to play ACC Football.
New year, new coach, new signing class at Phoebus. The Phantoms have a history of turning out championship caliber teams. This year’s signing day class of five is a powerful bunch, and a great start for the Jeremy Blunt regime at Phoebus.
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By Oscar Smith standards, it wasn’t a huge recruiting class on National Signing Day, but it was a talented one. Coach Richard Morgan had three early commitments out of his group of seniors including one who is already enrolled in college.
On National Signing Day, Ocean Lakes High School had quite a bounty of talent inking LOIs for college. The Dolphins had six players sign on Wednesday. That’s something that Head Coach Chris Scott is quite proud of.
Warwick High School celebrated National Signing Day with the commitment of three seniors: running back Cardon Johnson, linebacker/defensive end David Smith and fullback Grandison James.
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