Meyer is in touch with a handful of kids still playing down here. Southward at Lakeland, Algholor at Berkeley Prep, and a few others for next year. Drayton was at Miami Norland today.
Here are the teams in the Rivals national top 100.
#7 Miramar 8A
#11 Miami Central 6A
#14 Seffner Armwood 6A
#24 Belle Glade Glades Central 5A
#27 Bradenton Manatee 7A
#52 Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer 7A
#53 St. Thomas Aquinas 7A
#56 Miami Norland 5A
#62 Tampa Plant 8A
#82 Miami Booker T Wash. 4A
#85 Madison County 3A
Jacksonville First Coast, Daytona Beach Mainland, and Lakeland are just off the list.

Here are the playoff scores from last week round 2.
http://www.floridahsfootball.com/scores/2011/week13/index.html

Tomorrow's games and predictions
http://www.floridahsfootball.com/news/specials/2011/11/3rdroundplayoffpredictions.html

St Thomas Aquinas at Dwyer is a big game.

OSU commit wide receiver Ricquan Southward had 168 yards of total offense (96 receiving, 72 rushing) as Lakeland rolled 42-14 into the state 7A semifinals.

Miami Norland (where Drayton visited Keith Brown & Duke Johnson this week) beat Belle Glade Glades Central 29-13. Both teams were undefeated going into last night.

Dwyer needed one good drive, late in the 4th qtr to beat defending national champion St Thomas Aquinas 6-3.
Dwyer will play Manatee and 2013 QB recruit Cord Sandberg in the other 7A semifinal.

OSU QB recruit Darryl Richardson missed another game for Armwood and they missed him, having to come back to win with 3 minutes left vs Gainesville 17-14.

Daytona Beach Mainland's awesome defense forced 7 turnovers and returned a fumble and a int for scores to beat Naples (Carlos Hyde) 27-16.

Do you know if Ray Lewis' son's team made the playoffs?

bigdaddy2003;999497 wrote:Do you know if Ray Lewis' son's team made the playoffs?

Orlando paper

WCA 67 - LHP 20

They were 1 & done 2 weeks ago at South Daytona Warner Christian Academy. Marcus Dixon rushed for 217 yards and five touchdowns in the first half. Warner lost last night at Tallahassee in the 2A state semifinal. They had been to 3 state title games in a row, lost all 3. Fred Taylor's son beat them the past 2 years. His Glades Day team lost last night too. Kelvin Taylor broke Emmitt Smith's state record for career yards this year, and he is a junior.

reg season: Ray Lewis

Lake Mary Prep

9games

156carries

2113yards

26td

234.8ypg

13.54ypc

http://www.roadtoorlando.org/index.php


Video preview of 1A - 4A Championships


December 9

• 1:00 PM 2A Championship Game
  North Florida Christian vs. Admiral Farragut Academy

• 7:00 PM 1A Championship Game
• Chipley vs Jefferson County

December 10

• 1:00 PM 3A Championship Game
  American Heritage vs Madison County

• 7:00 PM 4A Championship Game
  Booker T. Washington vs Bolles

http://www.fhsaa.org/sports/football


Semifinals Friday Dec. 9

5A
Dade City Pasco at Crawfordville Wakulla

Miami Norland at Palmetto


6A
Bartram Trail at Seffner Armwood

Daytona Mainland at Miami Central


7A
Lakeland at Jacksonville First Coast

Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer at Bradenton Manatee


8A
Neptune Beach Fletcher at Tampa Plant

Miramar at Miami Columbus

2A Championship
halftime
NFC - 48
AFA - 0

QB Matt Dobson is 7/8, 200yds, 3TDs, 5 runs, 53yds, 1TD.

Lakeland is always good. One of the best programs in the nation.

it appears no one cares but jesus.

I hope Central has improved since the Elder game, cause that wasn't the #11 team in the nation.

Central has won 26 straight. Mainland has a defense to end that streak. Both defenses have a handful of BCS recruits.

http://www.news-journalonline.com/sports/highschool/football/2011/12/09/defense-shines-on-both-teams.html

Defending Class 6A state champ Central (12-0), ranked 18th in USA Today's Super 25 national poll. Go Mainland Bucs.

2A final, NFC 69-0 using a running clock.

durkie, why are you stalking/trolling me in the high school forum? go away loser

Speedofsand;1009242 wrote:durkie, why are you stalking/trolling me in the high school forum? go away loser

you posted the thread for people to comment on. thanks for playing though.

speedof sand--

How is Bennie Coney doing for Plant? He is a UC verbal.

Also, Errol Clarke for Miami Central is also a UC verbal. How has he performed?

Coach Butch Jones has cleaned up in Florida the past couple seasons. In addition to these guys UC has commits from Ath Tion Green (Lake Bentley), Joey Sones (South Dade), Kenneth Bynum and EyShawn McClain (Raines) and Corey Griffin.

Coney was QB for Plant City. They won 7 but lost their last 3 without Patterson and missed the playoffs. Coney had 2300yds, 30TDs passing.
http://www.tboblogs.com/index.php/sports/comments/plant-city-sends-coney-and-patterson-off-in-style/

Plant City athletic director Traci Durrance thanked the boys for their four years and for the excitement their football skills brought to the school. She also had a special message for Coney, who resurrected his football career after his dismissal from the team during his junior season.
“I’m very proud of the way you’ve turned yourself around,’’ Durrance said. “You became a leader on the team and a leader in the hallways.’‘


Coney is enrolling early at UC and so is Daz Patterson to Ohio University.

I have not seen Errol Clarke at all, but the other Central LB's are verbal to Minn. so they must be a good high school trio.

Ti'on Green from Lake Brantley is a really good one. Is he going to play RB at UC?

WINNERS in BOLD meet for the state title next weekend.

5A
Dade City Pasco at Crawfordville Wakulla 41-35 (3OT)
Miami Norland at Palmetto 35-27 (stopped Palmetto at the 1 on the last play)

6A
Bartram Trail at Seffner Armwood 46-38
Daytona Mainland at Miami Central 17-7

7A
Lakeland at Jacksonville First Coast 24-14
Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer at Bradenton Manatee 19-14

8A
Neptune Beach Fletcher at Tampa Plant 26-7
Miramar at Miami Columbus 14-6

CLASS 1A STATE Championship: Jefferson County 47 Chipley 13 - FINAL

Norland's Duke Johnson ran for 375 yards on 27 carries and three touchdowns in a 35-27 Class 5A state semifinal win at Palmetto.
[video=youtubeHdAEoy62GA][/video]

Longtime Orlando resident Jack Youngblood, who captained Jefferson County's 1966 state championship team, watched from the sideline as his high school alma mater repeated that feat with a 47-13 victory over Chipley in the Class 1A championship game at the Citrus Bowl. The game was tied 7-7 at halftime.

http://www.wctv.tv/home/headlines/Jefferson_County_Wins_1A_Title_135361053.html

Manatee outlasted Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer 19-14 during Friday’s Class 7A state semifinal, winning a game that was as close as it was dramatic.[LEFT]
Read more: http://www.bradenton.com/2011/12/10/3715256/canes-head-to-state-final-for.html#ixzz1g9BDY3iQ




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Led by the latest clutch performance by senior quarterback Cameron Hudge and its “Dark Side” defense, which held Miami Columbus’ potent running game in check, Miramar beat Columbus 14-6 in a Class 8A state semifinal at FIU Stadium.[LEFT]
Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/12/09/2539807/miramar-outlasts-columbus-to-reach.html#ixzz1g9FHdSPm
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Class 3A preview: Madison County vs. American Heritage-Delray


http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/highschool/football/palm/fl-delray-state-box-1209-20111208,0,5454021.story

Class 4A Jacksonville Bolles vs Miami Booker T. Washington

Led by five-star offensive tackle and Georgia commitment John Theus (6'6" 300lbs) and his bookend complement Jon Heck (6'7" 285) a North Carolina pledge, the Bulldogs have the power to open holes up for their stable of backs.[LEFT]
No. 2 Bolles (12-1) has rushed for 3,367 yards this season. The Bulldogs will be looking to extend their state record to 11 state championships won.[LEFT]
Read more at Jacksonville.com: http://jacksonville.com/sports/high-schools/2011-12-09/story/bolles-running-game-likely-key-class-4a-title-game#ixzz1g9Q9va1O
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Madison County had allowed 3 points in 3 games through the playoffs. Greg Bryant Jr. of Delray Beach American Heritage ran 39 times for 243 yds., 3 TDs today.
30-3 final, game was close until late.


http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/highschool/football/broward/fl-brow-heritage-football-1211-20111210,0,5811248.story

[h=1]Bolles rides thrilling fourth quarter comeback to state title victory[/h]The Bulldogs (13-1) trailed the Tornadoes 25-12 heading into the fourth quarter. Bolles scored the game's final 21 points and held Washington (12-2) on fourth-and-goal from the Bulldogs' 5-yard line with 17 seconds to play. On Washington's final play, quarterback Treon Harris' pass was batted in the air twice before falling to the ground in the back of the end zone.[LEFT]Bolles coach Corky Rogers now stands at 10-2 in state finals with the Bulldogs. The title is Bolles' 11th, extending its state record, and its third in the last four seasons.
Perhaps none were as wild as this one.
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Friday, Dec. 16:

**1 p.m. Class 5A — Wakulla (Crawfordville) vs. Norland (Miami)
7 p.m. Class 7A — First Coast (Jacksonville) vs. Manatee (Bradenton)

Saturday, Dec. 17:

1 p.m. Class 6A — Armwood (Seffner) vs. Central (Miami)
7 p.m. Class 8A — Plant (Tampa) vs. Miramar


FoxSportsFlorida/SunSports

http://www.foxsportsflorida.com/pages/prepzone

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/highschool/football/os-hs-state-football-finals-caps-1216-20111215,0,4571896.story

Friday's FHSAA state football finals at the Citrus Bowl:

Class 5A

Miami Norland (14-0) vs. Crawfordville Wakulla (12-2)

When: 1:06 p.m.

Key players: Norland — RB-KR Randy "Duke" Johnson, 5-9, 180, Sr. (187 attempts, 1,957 yards, 25 TDs; 6 return TDs); LB Keith Brown, 6-1, 226, Sr. (95 solo tackles); LB Freddie Davey, 5-10, 190, Sr. (81 tackles); WR Darren Owi, 6-3, 200, Sr. (26 catches, 11 TDs). Wakulla — WB-CB Marshane Godbolt, 5-11, 160, Sr. (990 yards rushing, 25 TDs); FB Will Thomas, 5-8, 185, Jr. (1,601 yards, 12 TDs); LB Ryan Henderson, 6-0, 215, Sr. (148 tackles, 23 sacks); WB-CB Deonte Hutchinson, 5-10, 165, Sr. (800 yards rushing).
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Class 7A

Bradenton Manatee (12-2) vs. Jacksonville First Coast (14-0)

When: 7:06 p.m.

Key players: Manatee — QB Cord Sandberg, 6-3, 200, Jr. (170-235-4 passing, 72.3%, 2,005 yards, 19 TDs; 736 yards and 9 TDs rushing); WR/UT Anthony Lauro, 5-10, 184, Jr. (12 TDs); LB Hershel Caywood, 5-11, 200, Sr. (98 tackles, 15 for loss); S Clinton Heaven, 6-0, 192, Sr. First Coast — QB DeAndre Johnson, 6-0, 165, Freshman (141-254-5 passing, 2,603 yards, 25 TDs); WR Chris Black, 6-0, 170, Sr. (55 receptions, 902 yards, 12 TDs; Alabama commit); WR Brandon Brooks, 6-0, 180, Sr. (44-1,005-13; Troy commit); LB Reggie Northrup, 6-2, 220, Sr. (227 tackles; UM commit).

Manatee's losses were 22-16 at home vs. New Jersey champion Don Bosco (11-0), which is ranked No. 1 in several national polls, and 24-17 in two overtimes at Maryland Catholic school power Good Counsel (12-0).

live stats and radio
http://www.fhsaa.org/sports/football/archives/2011-12/stats