Most Talented Team Ever From DMV?

[Horsefly]

13 hours ago, Hsfblover said:

I’ve been somewhat around the dmv scene since 2012 and have learned a lot about past a present teams from the area. And there have been some top loaded private school squads for a a while but after compiling a list of their OL/DL talent in a another thread I actually got a grasp of just how talented this team is this year, and begs the question if this is most talent ever in the DMV and quite possibly the northeast ?

 

On Offense they a Run First team but can pass when they want.

 

2022 QB John Griffin 6”1 200 (top 2022 QB with P5 offers)

WRs

2020 Wr Jahmal Banks 6”4 197 (3 star 12 offers)

2020 Wr Isaiah Hardy 5”9 160 (Kent St offer)

 

 

SFA Has Some Real Beef this year.

2020 Micheal Statham 6”7 340 (Pitt commit)

2020 Micah Mazzccua 6”5 330 (Michigan Commit)

2020  Ja’khi Green 6”6 317 (Maryland commit)

2020 Tyler Thomas 6”4 280 (Kent St Commit)

2020 Gregnor Keys 6”5 270 (no offers)

2021 Delfin Castillo 6”5 340 (3star,few offers)

2022 Marcus Johnson 6”6 310 (few offers)

 

a formidable OL to go along with a 4 start Michigan commit at RB

 

2020 Blake Corum (4star Michigan )

 

The Defense looks to be pretty damn nasty!

 

2020 DT Johnathan Wallace 6”3 340 (4 big offers)

2020 DT Dom Bailey 6”3 290 (Tennessee commit)

2020 DT John Chambers 6”3 300 (FIU offer)

2020 DE Demon Clowney 6”5 220 (LSU commit)

2021 DT Katron Evans 6”5 265 (offers from everyone)

2021 DE Zion Shockley 6”5 220 (3 big offers)

2022 DT Nasir Pierce 6”4 300 (3 bigs offers)

2022 DE Derrick Moore 6”4 245 (6 big offers)

And as the OL has their RB this Talented DL has  crazy group of LBs behind them.

2020 LB Chis Braswell 6”3 230 (5 star bama commit)

2020 LB Osman Savage 6”2 220 (4 star mich Commit)

2020 LB Nikhai Hill-Green  6”2 225 (Mich Commit)

2020 LB Desean Chambers 6”1 230 (CMU Commit)

2021 LB Aaron Willis 6”0 200 (4star 20 offers)

2021 LB Jamon Johnson 6”2 230 (3 star 10

DBs aren’t slacking either

2020 DB Jordan Toles 6”3 200 (4star LSU Commit)

2020 DB Luke Hill 5”11 170 (4star Oregon Commit)

2021 DB Clinton Burton 5”11 180 (4star 15 offers)

2022 DB Cameron Johnson 5”11 160 (10 offers)

 

 

How well do you think they’ll do vs MC, MD and IMG? 

[Sammyswordsman]

18 minutes ago, GardenStateBaller said:

You’re welcome! #PGL 

Also noticed you set the venue for So Cal to ensure 0 chance of another SFA compelling game getting cancelled due to weather.

#lessonlearned

[Sammyswordsman]

3 minutes ago, Horsefly said:

How well do you think they’ll do vs MC, MD and IMG? 

you talkin to me?

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[Horsefly]

7 minutes ago, Sammyswordsman said:

you talkin to me?

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Not directly, but your answer is fine.  

[Sammyswordsman]

13 hours ago, Hsfblover said:

I’ve been somewhat around the dmv scene since 2012 and have learned a lot about past a present teams from the area. And there have been some top loaded private school squads for a a while but after compiling a list of their OL/DL talent in a another thread I actually got a grasp of just how talented this team is this year, and begs the question if this is most talent ever in the DMV and quite possibly the northeast ?

 

On Offense they a Run First team but can pass when they want.

 

2022 QB John Griffin 6”1 200 (Soph QB)

2020 Micah Mazzccua 6”5 330 (Michigan Commit)

2020 Blake Corum (4star Michigan )

2020 DE Demon Clowney 6”5 220 (LSU commit

2020 LB Chis Braswell 6”3 230 (5 star bama commit

2020 DB Jordan Toles 6”3 200 (4star LSU Commit)

 

 

 

 

This is what The Stache sees

[Hsfblover]

4 hours ago, BUFORDGAWOLVES said:

At what cost? How much money went into this startup?

BGW

SFA as a school has been around for a long time 100 years or more. 

Tuition is very cheap, I think the coach was quoted that he has put in a few million.

 

[RedZone]

12 minutes ago, Hsfblover said:

SFA as a school has been around for a long time 100 years or more. 

 

 

and, NO one had ever heard of them untill 2016/2017. Amazing really.

 

 

 

[Hsfblover]

5 minutes ago, RedZone said:

and, NO one had ever heard of them untill 2016/2017. Amazing really.

 

 

 

No one outside of the DMV, basically that’s when the new coach and money/resources came in.

 

i never heard of Colquit County, GA until they suddenly got good at HS football in 2015.  So that’s kinda how things happen.

[RedZone]

37 minutes ago, Hsfblover said:

No one outside of the DMV, basically that’s when the new coach and money/resources came in.

 

i never heard of Colquit County, GA until they suddenly got good at HS football in 2015.  So that’s kinda how things happen.

Colquitt County has always been solid in football...A lot of history. Play in one of the toughest regions for football in the nation.

From what I see St Frances started playing football in 2008 and were ranked #11,247 nationally that year...what a difference 10 years makes, I guess.....or should I say the last 3 years..

[MC Rockets]

2 hours ago, Nolebull813 said:

He did. He said SFA has some real beef this year. 

Exactly 

[MC Rockets]

2 hours ago, Sammyswordsman said:

No one was reading after he started listing “way to many” players, stars etc. 

I read...speak for yourself. 

[MC Rockets]

1 hour ago, Sammyswordsman said:

you talkin to me?

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🙄

[Sammyswordsman]

5 minutes ago, MC Rockets said:

I read...speak for yourself. 

With all the data that must be perused at this time of year, I appreciate posts that are succinct.  Few pollsters have the time to read every line of a self agrandizing post such as that. smh

[RedZone]

50 minutes ago, Hsfblover said:

 

 

i never heard of Colquit County, GA until they suddenly got good at HS football in 2015.  So that’s kinda how things happen.

Colquitt County was close to winning a MNC in 1994.

1994 USA Today Final Poll
1. Mater Dei, Santa Ana, Calif. (14-0)
2. De La Salle, Concord, Calif. (13-0)
3. Colquitt County, Moultrie, Ga. (15-0)
4. John Tyler, Tyler, Texas (16-0)
5. McKeesport, Pa. (15-0)
6. St. Peter's, Jersey City, N.J. (11-0)
7. Bishop Amat, La Puente, Calif. (13-1)
8. Midwest City, Okla. (14-0)
9. Riverdale, Murfreesboro, Tenn. (15-0)
10. Providence, New Lenox, Ill. (14-0)
11. Jefferson City, Mo. (13-0)
12. Annandale, Va. (14-0)
13. St. Louis, Honolulu (13-0)
14. St. Mary's, Orchard Lake, Mich. (13-0)
15. Hahnville, Butte, La. (15-0)
16. Berkeley, Moncks Corner, S.C. (15-0)
17. Crest, Shelby, N.C. (15-0)
18. Berwick, Pa. (14-1)
19. Southeast, Bradenton, Fla. (14-1)
20. Starkville, Miss. (15-0)
21. Stephenville, Texas (16-0)
22. St. Ignatius, Cleveland (13-1)
23. South Kitsap, Port Orchard, Wash. (13-0)
24. New Bedford, Mass. (11-0)
25. Jamestown, N.Y. (13-0)

[WCACguy]

15 hours ago, Hsfblover said:

I’ve been somewhat around the dmv scene since 2012 and have learned a lot about past a present teams from the area. And there have been some top loaded private school squads for a a while but after compiling a list of their OL/DL talent in a another thread I actually got a grasp of just how talented this team is this year, and begs the question if this is most talent ever in the DMV and quite possibly the northeast ?

 

On Offense they a Run First team but can pass when they want.

 

2022 QB John Griffin 6”1 200 (top 2022 QB with P5 offers)

WRs

2020 Wr Jahmal Banks 6”4 197 (3 star 12 offers)

2020 Wr Isaiah Hardy 5”9 160 (Kent St offer)

 

 

SFA Has Some Real Beef this year.

2020 Micheal Statham 6”7 340 (Pitt commit)

2020 Micah Mazzccua 6”5 330 (Michigan Commit)

2020  Ja’khi Green 6”6 317 (Maryland commit)

2020 Tyler Thomas 6”4 280 (Kent St Commit)

2020 Gregnor Keys 6”5 270 (no offers)

2021 Delfin Castillo 6”5 340 (3star,few offers)

2022 Marcus Johnson 6”6 310 (few offers)

 

a formidable OL to go along with a 4 start Michigan commit at RB

 

2020 Blake Corum (4star Michigan )

 

The Defense looks to be pretty damn nasty!

 

2020 DT Johnathan Wallace 6”3 340 (4 big offers)

2020 DT Dom Bailey 6”3 290 (Tennessee commit)

2020 DT John Chambers 6”3 300 (FIU offer)

2020 DE Demon Clowney 6”5 220 (LSU commit)

2021 DT Katron Evans 6”5 265 (offers from everyone)

2021 DE Zion Shockley 6”5 220 (3 big offers)

2022 DT Nasir Pierce 6”4 300 (3 bigs offers)

2022 DE Derrick Moore 6”4 245 (6 big offers)

And as the OL has their RB this Talented DL has  crazy group of LBs behind them.

2020 LB Chis Braswell 6”3 230 (5 star bama commit)

2020 LB Osman Savage 6”2 220 (4 star mich Commit)

2020 LB Nikhai Hill-Green  6”2 225 (Mich Commit)

2020 LB Desean Chambers 6”1 230 (CMU Commit)

2021 LB Aaron Willis 6”0 200 (4star 20 offers)

2021 LB Jamon Johnson 6”2 230 (3 star 10

DBs aren’t slacking either

2020 DB Jordan Toles 6”3 200 (4star LSU Commit)

2020 DB Luke Hill 5”11 170 (4star Oregon Commit)

2021 DB Clinton Burton 5”11 180 (4star 15 offers)

2022 DB Cameron Johnson 5”11 160 (10 offers)

 

 

I've been around since the '70s and as greatly talented as SFA is I think it's highly debatable that they are the most talented team in the DMV this year. IMO SJC is more talented at QB (SolJay Maiva senior BYU commit)...receiver (Rakim Jarrett senior LSU commit), Caleb Coombs ( junior with multiple Power 5 offers) and TE Bryce Butler (junior with multiple Power 5 offers)...running back (Colby MacDonald junior with multiple Power 5 offers and 280 pound junior Antoine Littleton who has dozens of big-time offers). The SJC defensive line has five guys with Power 5 offers including MJ Sherman (Ga commit), Tre Williams (Clemson commit), Greg Hutchins (Purdue commit) and junior Taise Johnson (multiple Power 5 offers including Alabama). SJC also has the #1 rated long snapper in the nation (Alex Pieshe - Notre Dame commit). 

SFA may have the edge on the o-line (SJC has five with D-1 offers but only two with Power 5 offers - Colin Henrich and Demond Arter). SFA is deeper and may be more talented at LB and DB but Mordecai McDaniel is a top recruit with multiple Power 5 offers and the linebackers are experienced players with D1 offers (Isiaih Jordan and Christian Taylor).

These two teams are extremely talented and if either was to run the table they would have to be considered the best ever in the DMV...but I saw the 1998 DeMatha team and I would agree that they were the best ever in this area.

 

 

 

[Pops]

11 hours ago, 954gator said:

I think SFA is going to be one of the most interesting teams to watch this year.   Hopefully they can play all their games.  

Would just be nice to play one or two against someone that can punch back 

I know it’s not entirely their fault but sometimes when you put teams like this together, it’s hard to find anyone that wants to play you 

@Sammyswordsman, these guys are not a WCAC school — at least when a Trinity or a WCAC team go academy they still have half their schedule already in place of teams that at least know what they’re signed up for 

there are a half dozen teams this year that would be on short list of most talented teams ever before a few years ago 

[Sammyswordsman]

14 minutes ago, Pops said:

Would just be nice to play one or two against someone that can punch back 

I know it’s not entirely their fault but sometimes when you put teams like this together, it’s hard to find anyone that wants to play you 

@Sammyswordsman, these guys are not a WCAC school — at least when a Trinity or a WCAC team go academy they still have half their schedule already in place of teams that at least know what they’re signed up for 

there are a half dozen teams this year that would be on short list of most talented teams ever before a few years ago 

I know SFA is not a WCAC school BUT beating SFA >beating Gonzaga and DMC so if Stache beats SJC and SFA = WCAC champs

[NicholasMalibu]

33 minutes ago, Sammyswordsman said:

I know SFA is not a WCAC school BUT beating SFA >beating Gonzaga and DMC so if Stache beats SJC and SFA = WCAC champs

Beating SFA is not clearly > beating Gonzaga or DeMatha. Gonzaga is the reigning WCAC champion with arguably the best OL in the country and a top 2021 QB. They couldn’t care less about the SOS competition, so it doesn’t seem like an attractive win, but what exactly has SFA done beside stack a roster? 

[Hsfblover]

4 hours ago, Horsefly said:

How well do you think they’ll do vs MC, MD and IMG? 

I say they win 2/3 of those games, travel is the main variable 

[Horsefly]

1 minute ago, Hsfblover said:

I say they win 2/3 of those games, travel is the main variable 

Oh wow.  Who are the two wins?  MC and IMG? 

[BigDrop]

Does anyone know how many transfers DeMatha actually got?  Three from McDonogh?

[CaliNorth]

19 hours ago, MC Rockets said:

Really dude? You're gonna have expand your knowledge past California.

D=D.C.

M=Maryland 

V=Virginia Area

 

I didn't know what DMV stood for either. I know it means the D.c. area and includes SJC etc.  What does the BNU stand for, do you know ? 

[HawgGoneIt]

4 hours ago, RedZone said:

Colquitt County was close to winning a MNC in 1994.

1994 USA Today Final Poll
1. Mater Dei, Santa Ana, Calif. (14-0)
2. De La Salle, Concord, Calif. (13-0)
3. Colquitt County, Moultrie, Ga. (15-0)
4. John Tyler, Tyler, Texas (16-0)
5. McKeesport, Pa. (15-0)
6. St. Peter's, Jersey City, N.J. (11-0)
7. Bishop Amat, La Puente, Calif. (13-1)
8. Midwest City, Okla. (14-0)
9. Riverdale, Murfreesboro, Tenn. (15-0)
10. Providence, New Lenox, Ill. (14-0)
11. Jefferson City, Mo. (13-0)
12. Annandale, Va. (14-0)
13. St. Louis, Honolulu (13-0)
14. St. Mary's, Orchard Lake, Mich. (13-0)
15. Hahnville, Butte, La. (15-0)
16. Berkeley, Moncks Corner, S.C. (15-0)
17. Crest, Shelby, N.C. (15-0)
18. Berwick, Pa. (14-1)
19. Southeast, Bradenton, Fla. (14-1)
20. Starkville, Miss. (15-0)
21. Stephenville, Texas (16-0)
22. St. Ignatius, Cleveland (13-1)
23. South Kitsap, Port Orchard, Wash. (13-0)
24. New Bedford, Mass. (11-0)
25. Jamestown, N.Y. 

Even back then it was Mater Dei. 

It's always been...

Mater Dei!!! 

 

 

 

[MC Rockets]

42 minutes ago, CaliNorth said:

I didn't know what DMV stood for either. I know it means the D.c. area and includes SJC etc.  What does the BNU stand for, do you know ? 

Awww...this is so cute. The Cali brothers are taking up for either other. 😥 special moment. 

Last I knew BNU or BNC stood for Big North Conference. Group of New Jersey schools. Now where the "U" comes in...beats me.

[Horsefly]

34 minutes ago, HawgGoneIt said:

Even back then it was Mater Dei. 

It's always been...

Mater Dei!!! 

 

 

 

I was living in Cali at the time and saw  that ‘94 mater Dei team beat Amat (had a friend whose son played for Amat) .  Excellent team for sure!