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The Alabama Crimson Tide head to “The Swamp” to take on the Florida Gators Saturday night. Tracy Wolfson and Gary Danielson have the latest from Gainesville. Watch the game Saturday night at 8 pm ET on CBS and CBSSports.com.

A few nice football scout images I found:

Football Match


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A Scout football match in Gambia on my 2007 Trip

And conviently for MSH – Look what number shirt he’s wearing!

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Gambia 2007

Football!


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Gambia 2007

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Scout com Breaks Down 2009 Recruiting Classes after National Signing Day.2009.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Check out these prep football america images:

Footballers


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Thanksgiving football game in Seattle with my brothers

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Greg Brzozowski hosts Christian Binder and Ben Naughton as they play college football pick’em: Les Miles or Nick Saban? Kellen Moore or Case Keenum? USC or Miami?
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Question by : what is college football recruiting like for a top prospect?
say the athlete is ranked in the top 10 nationally for HS football players. can anyone give me an example of what the recruiting process is like for the throughout their HS career, preferably starting with their freshman year?

thank you!

Best answer:

Answer by S-Ironman
Unless your some kind of freak ( look up Sony Michel ) your recruiting doesn’t start until your junior and senior years. You might have scouts talk to before that, but nothing serious. During your junior and senior years, the way it works at my school is the coaches will announce the scholarship offers in front of the team, and talk to them about it, our school gets a lot of scholarships though ( Highest I saw was like 19 10 to d1, the lowest was 8 2-3 to d 1) so they don’t make a big deal out of it, except for bragging rights, if your rated number in the top ten in the nation though, you can expect it to get pretty crazy, and a lot of illegal benefits to be offered. Look up Marcus Dupree, or the pony express

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Wagner College head football coach Walt Hameline has announced that 10 student-athletes have elected to continue their education while pursuing a football career with the Seahawks. Additional student-athletes will be announced at a later date as they become cleared for release through the athletic department’s compliance office. “We’re excited about our newest Seahawks,” said Wagner Head Coach/Athletic Director Walt Hameline. “With this recruiting class, I am confident that we addressed many of our needs. I think this class is solid in all areas and academically it’s a very sound group. I applaud my assistant coaches for their hard work and dedication in helping us recruit a group of quality young men who I am confident will represent Wagner very well both on and off the playing field.” Wagner College 2012 Football Recruiting Class Name CL POS HT WT Hometown/HS (Head Coach) Matt Barnett Fr. FB 6-1 235 Washington Township, NJ/Paul VI (John Doherty) Nazir Barnett Fr. DL 6-4 250 Union, NJ/ Union (Brian Sheridan) Bruce Brittingham Fr. ATH 6-1 190 Trenton, NJ/Perkiomen (PA)/ (Tom Calvario) Anthony Castillo Fr. DE 6-3 250 Paterson, NJ/St. Joseph’s (Montvale) (Tony Karcich) Stephon Font-Toomer Fr. LB 6-1 235 Bethlehem, PA/ Liberty (Dave Brown) Eddie Garcia Fr. OL 6-2 285 Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus (Chris Merritt) Najee Harris Fr. LB 6-2 215 Norristown, PA/Norristown HS (EJ Smith) Fidel Okoye Fr. DL 6-2 260 Williamstown, NJ/ Williamstown (Frank Fucetola) Brus Palaj Fr. OL 6-6 …
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College programs still have 11 months to lock-in their 2013 class, but with some top prospects already committing, early returns point to a handful of schools emerging with the best recruiting classes. No surprise that perennial recruiting powerhouses Michigan, Ohio State, Texas, Georgia and Alabama constitute the top-five recruiting classes at this point in the race, but, all for different reasons. By way of example, Michigan has already landed the services of two top offensive line prospects in Patrick Kugler (Wexford, PA) and Chris Fox (Parker, CO), giving the Wolverines a major upgrade up front into the future. Meanwhile, Urban Meyer is scooping up athletes on all sides of the ball. He’s landed a pair of elite defensive backs in Cam Burrows (Trotwood, OH) and Eli Woodard (Voorhees, NJ). Yet, the Buckeyes biggest prize to this point is Jalin Marshall (Middletown, OH), who could line up at running back, quarterback or receiver in college. As for Texas, Georgia and Alabama, Fox Sport’s Brandon Huffman gives Full Ride the rundown. Full Ride is Bleacher Report’s weekly college football recruiting show that pulls back the curtain to give you the hottest news, analysis, interviews and highlights. Subscribe to Full Ride! – goo.gl Follow ‘Full Ride’ on Twitter – www.twitter.com

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These fouls discussed on CNN: www.cnn.com ***PLEASE READ BELOW: Discussed on ESPN Radio. www.youtube.com (discussed at 2;50 and 34;28) Since the release of this video, the Washington Officials Association (WOA), the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) and the Connell School District have all done their best to sweep this situation under the rug. The WOA has defended the referees (and their non-calls) in this game. The Connell Athletic Director has publicly supported the actions of his players and coaches. The Connell head coach supports the actions of his players…while the WIAA has done nothing to enforce any sort of punishment for anyone involved. This has been a massive failure on everyone’s part and makes it clear that they find these actions acceptable in high school basketball. I receive daily messages from people all over the world who are outraged by this video. The following are ACTUAL quotes: “It’s getting painted as flagrant or intentional fouls. There were no problems and no fights” —Dave Pierce, a 30-year veteran of the Tri-Cities (Washington) Sports Officials Association “My feeling is I bet you could go to 90% of any sporting event that has contact like basketball, football, whatever. You could probably go through any person’s game film and pull these same or similar incidents out. This just happened to be a person did that and posted it online” –Steve Frucci, Connell High School Athletic Director sfrucci@nfsd.org “He’s a tough kid …

Question by d6460: Where can I find college football strength of schedule rankings for the upcoming 2008 season?

Best answer:

Answer by Owner
The college schedule hasn’t came out yet with the SOS. I can find tons of articles from 2007, but nothing yet for 2008.

Good luck!!

http://www.sportsline.com/collegefootball/story/10299697

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OHSSE highlights and analysis from some of the best football players in Oklahoma for the 2011 recruiting class. The Oklahoma high School Sports Express airs first on Sunday nights at 10:30 on FOX25 and then replays during the week on local stations in Enid, Stillwater, Ponca City, Lawton and on Pioneer DTV. This video is NOT to be used without permission. (more)
Video Rating: 5 / 5

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Question by T Mac: Who are some of your favorite sports announcers, writers, and or analyst?
My favorite sports announcer/writer is Bob Costas. His work during the Olympics is always phenomenal. Costas also did a superb job when FOX televised the World Series. I also like Steward Scott all-around, Michael Wibon writer/analyst, Peter Gammons for MLB, David Aldridge for NBA, Sean Salisbury for NFL, Doug Gottlieb for NCAA Basketball and Kirk Herbstreit for NCAA Football

Best answer:

Answer by L.A.
Im gonna say chick hearns (nba) R.I.P.

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Question by Candace Parker <3 Kobe Bryant: Who was a better College Quarter Back, Tim Tebow or Vince Young?
I personally think Young.
Even if Young hasn’t accomplished as much as Tim.

Tebow-
2006 Season
SEC All-Freshman Team[51]
SEC Freshman of the Week[52]

2007 Season
Walter Camp Foundation National Offensive Player of the Week [53]
Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week, three times [54] [55] [56]
Davey O’Brien Award winner [57]
Heisman Trophy winner
Maxwell Award winner [57]
Walter Camp Award finalist[58]
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American football team [59]
Manning Award finalist[59]
Rivals.com National Offensive Player of the Year [60]
Rivals.com SEC Offensive Player of the Year [61]
Rivals.com First Team All-SEC [61]
First Team All-SEC Coaches Conference football team[62]
Associated Press SEC Offensive Player of the Year[63]
Associated Press All-SEC First Team[63]
Associated Press Player of the Year[64]
Listed as an All-American by: Associated Press, Football Writers Association of America, Walter Camp Football Foundation, Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, CBS Sports, College Football News, Rivals.com, and Scout.com
James E. Sullivan Award, awarded to the Nations top amateur athlete[65]
Roy F. Kramer SEC Male Athlete of the Year[66]. Third Florida Gator to win this award, Danny Wuerffel (won twice) and Ryan Lochte.
ESPY for Best Male College Athlete[67]

2008 Season
Disney Spirit Award[68]
Heisman Trophy finalist
Maxwell Award winner
Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week[69]
2008 SEC Championship Game Most Valuable Player
Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Year
Southeastern Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year[70]
Wuerffel Trophy winner

Young-
2006 – ESPY Award for Best Championship Performance. Vince Young and Matt Leinart jointly accepted the ESPY for the Best Game for their respective teams.[3][4]
2006 – Big 12 Male Athlete of the Year (for 2005-2006 scholastic year)
2006 – Manning Award winner
2006 – Rose Bowl MVP (at end of 2005 season)
2005 – Heisman Trophy finalist and runner-up
2005 – The Cingular All-America Player of the Year Award
2005 – All-American Offensive Player
2005 – The Maxwell Award – College Player of the Year
2005 – Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award
2005 – 1st Team All-Big 12 Conference honors (unanimous decision)
2005 – Rose Bowl Most Valuable Player (at end of 2004 season)[5]
2004 – Honorable mention All-Big 12 Conference honors
2003 – Big 12 Conference Offensive Freshman of the Year

Best answer:

Answer by Quagmire
VINCE YOUNG BY FAR!

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Some cool football recruiting videos images:

Cool Toys Pic of the day – Google Realtime for Reference


Image by rosefirerising
Google Realtime:
www.google.com/realtime/
OR
www.google.com/landing/realtime/

I tend to assume that folks hear about most of the new things Google
brings out, but maybe I shouldn’t make that assumption. Today someone
on Twitter was telling someone else how to figure out what cool things
they had Twittered last month. Twitter search doesn’t go back that
far. You can try searching in Google, and it may or may not decide to
actually show you something useful. Even if you now it exists, that
doesn’t mean Google will show it to you! Now, me, I have all kinds of
sneaky searching tricks, but when it comes to tracking down old
Tweets, that takes special tricks. Searching in regular Google isn’t
likely to do it.

Google Realtime has been out for over a year, so it isn’t
particularly new, but it is quite useful. I am accustomed to using it
on a regular basis and just didn’t think about, well, telling other
folk! My apologies. What can you do with it? A LOT. But first, the
limitations. When it first came out, I misunderstood and thought
Google Realtime searched all the main social media sites – Twitter,
Facebook statuses, Flickr pics, Youtube videos, blogs, etc. Um, no. I
mean, well, it says it does! It says, "Realtime Search lets you see
up-to-the-second social updates, news articles and blog posts about
hot topics around the world." But really, when I use it, it is mostly
just Twitter results.

The obvious use is when you want to know what’s going on or being said
right now. Breaking news, hot topics, international crises, sports,
etc. Big buzz here today is the situation with University of Michigan
football coaches. Is he fired or isn’t he? Are they hiring someone new
or aren’t they? Who are they trying to recruit? Who won’t come? Who
might? Who is playing things coy? Buzz, buzz, buzz. It just keeps
scrolling. Heck, you can even make an email alert if you want to be
constantly updated on a really critical topic.

Google Realtime does a fair job with this sort of current events
question, but it can do a lot more. Tracking a hashtag? Check
theTimeline (frequency display in the upper right hand corner) to
find what time of day it peaks. Use the arrows to scroll back a couple
days and find out which day the tag is most used. This is especially
useful if you want to join a formal Twitter chat and aren’t sure when
it is scheduled. In the example screenshot, I show the #hcsm chat,
which has a constant low level buzz all week, and then skyrockets on
Sunday evenings when the formal chat is scheduled. Vavoom! It really
shows in the metrics of Google Realtime.

What about refinding something you ought to remember? That tweet you
sent last month, or the date and time the Dundee tornado hit? Here it
is January, and I could scroll back to last June, focus in on the
specific day, and even a particular time of day, all through using the
Timeline.

Cool Toys Pic of the day – Google Realtime for Reference


Image by rosefirerising
Google Realtime:
www.google.com/realtime/
OR
www.google.com/landing/realtime/

I tend to assume that folks hear about most of the new things Google
brings out, but maybe I shouldn’t make that assumption. Today someone
on Twitter was telling someone else how to figure out what cool things
they had Twittered last month. Twitter search doesn’t go back that
far. You can try searching in Google, and it may or may not decide to
actually show you something useful. Even if you now it exists, that
doesn’t mean Google will show it to you! Now, me, I have all kinds of
sneaky searching tricks, but when it comes to tracking down old
Tweets, that takes special tricks. Searching in regular Google isn’t
likely to do it.

Google Realtime has been out for over a year, so it isn’t
particularly new, but it is quite useful. I am accustomed to using it
on a regular basis and just didn’t think about, well, telling other
folk! My apologies. What can you do with it? A LOT. But first, the
limitations. When it first came out, I misunderstood and thought
Google Realtime searched all the main social media sites – Twitter,
Facebook statuses, Flickr pics, Youtube videos, blogs, etc. Um, no. I
mean, well, it says it does! It says, "Realtime Search lets you see
up-to-the-second social updates, news articles and blog posts about
hot topics around the world." But really, when I use it, it is mostly
just Twitter results.

The obvious use is when you want to know what’s going on or being said
right now. Breaking news, hot topics, international crises, sports,
etc. Big buzz here today is the situation with University of Michigan
football coaches. Is he fired or isn’t he? Are they hiring someone new
or aren’t they? Who are they trying to recruit? Who won’t come? Who
might? Who is playing things coy? Buzz, buzz, buzz. It just keeps
scrolling. Heck, you can even make an email alert if you want to be
constantly updated on a really critical topic.

Google Realtime does a fair job with this sort of current events
question, but it can do a lot more. Tracking a hashtag? Check
theTimeline (frequency display in the upper right hand corner) to
find what time of day it peaks. Use the arrows to scroll back a couple
days and find out which day the tag is most used. This is especially
useful if you want to join a formal Twitter chat and aren’t sure when
it is scheduled. In the example screenshot, I show the #hcsm chat,
which has a constant low level buzz all week, and then skyrockets on
Sunday evenings when the formal chat is scheduled. Vavoom! It really
shows in the metrics of Google Realtime.

What about refinding something you ought to remember? That tweet you
sent last month, or the date and time the Dundee tornado hit? Here it
is January, and I could scroll back to last June, focus in on the
specific day, and even a particular time of day, all through using the
Timeline.