The Class of 2026 features a diverse recruiting class that saw local high school football players end up at FBS, FCS, DII and DIII schools.
Several players from the region had productive high school hill careers and may have been under recruited in a sense. Now we aim to highlight these players and why the colleges or universities they committed to got a steal.
Courtesy of Isaiah Rogers X account Springfield Central running back Isaiah Rogers is down to eight schools in his recruitment. Rogers told 24/7’s Hayes Fawcett that he has narrowed down his list to the following schools. • Georgia • Indiana • Nebraska • Notre Dame • Penn State • UCLA • UNC • Virginia Tech The list is broad but Rogers has 17 offers so he clearly took his time……
I got a chance to catch up with Peter Bourque after he de-committed from Michigan last night. Peter shared why he decided to re-open his recruitment and what is next for him.
Tabor Academy quarterback and four-star recruit Peter Bourque announced this evening that he is de-committing from Michigan. In a surprising announcement, the reigning Gatorade Player of the Year has decided to reopen his recruitment and see what else is out there for him.
Xaverian Brothers quarterback Will Wood officially received a scholarship offer from Boston College. The offer, extended on Monday marks a pivotal moment for the Class of 2027 prospect, who has rapidly become one of the most coveted signal-callers in the Northeast.
I had a chance to speak with Springfield Central standout offensive lineman GaVin English after his commitment to UMass on Thursday. Here is what GaVin had to say.
We caught up with former Xaverian standout quarterback and 2023 Gatorade Player of the Year Henry Hasselbeck about his recent transfer from UCLA to Appalachian State.
Jake Attaway recently committed to Merrimack College after wrapping up a stellar career at Hudson High School and post graduate year at Phillips-Exeter Academy.
Georgia Bulldogs offensive coordinator Mike Bobo made the rounds in Massachusetts on Tuesday and spoke to several of the area’s top 2027 and 2028 prospects.
PHOTO: Brian Kelly Xaverian all-state performer Christian McInytre announced on Tuesday that he is going to be doing a post graduate year this fall. McIntyre, arguably the best receiver in Massachusetts this past season is coming off of a monster season in which he caught 65 passes for 1,562 yards and 26 touchdowns. I reached out to McIntyre regarding his decision. “I felt that what I did this year and……