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Terrell Owens Podcast

Today we are doing a podcast about a certain High School Sports star that finally took his talent to the pros. This certain controversial star is Terrell Owens, of the best wide receivers in the U.S.

Interview with Jordan Duggan

I interviewed Jordan Duggan, a Lee County baseball player who is being looked at by multiple colleges. Enjoy this video with a high school sports star.

Terrell Owens

This week we put together a podcast of Terrell Owens life all the way from birth, through child hood, all the way to the professional foot ball league. We hope ya'll enjoy!

Tony Zenon vs Nile Knapp

This year Tony Zenon has already rushed for 956 yards on 124 attempts, while Zenon's competition, Nile Knapp has achieved 1015 yards on 101 attempts. Last week, Deerfield-Windsor held Knapp of Southwest Georgia Academy to under 69 yards and 0 touchdowns. After a team-mate of Knapps' wrote on Facebook that he would to rush for 400 yards and score 7 touchdowns. Although Knapp clearly has better stats than Zenon, he does not know how to gain the yards that he really needs. All he does is jump and try to cut back. Zenon will get under his pads and get the yards that he needs.

Deandre Smelter: Major League Baseball Recruittee

We interview Deandre Smelter about his high school and future career in baseball. In case you did not know, Deandre Smelter is a name that has haunted Deerfield-Windsor Knights for several years. Now his name has cause for national attention. This past August Smelter played for the East in the All-American Baseball game. This accomplishment in itself is amazing. However, in today's blog we are following his recruiting process, both college and professional.
This high school sport star has accomplished just bout everything he can at the high school level. He has two state championships in football and baseball. Along with those accolades, he has earned All-State in football, baseball, and basketball for his sophomore and junior year. Following all of this success, he has decided to drop football and basketball, and turn all of his focus on baseball. This star athlete is already a Major League Baseball potential draft pick and is only is high school! When i asked him what teams were interested in professionally?

Deerfield WIndsor Knight's Star Athlete Discusses High School Career and Future Options

Tony Zenon, running back for the Deerfield-Windsor Knight's football team, has been a star player since he arrived here in eighth grade due to the unfortunate Hurricane Katrina. He was planning on attending St. Augustine High School in New Orleans, Louisiana. Ever since Tony has been here he has been influenced so that he can become a better person and football player because of the coaches and the players that played before him. Being a senior this year he has definitely influenced everyone at this school. We asked Tony a few questions to learn more about this amazing athlete and his future career.

Shaun Jones- Who inspired you to become a running back?

 Tony Zenon- Barry Sanders

 SJ- What do you consider your greatest attribute?

 TZ- I believe I do not have one good attribute but many like speed, quickness, power, and vision.

SJ- If you had to your choice, where would you go to school?

TZ- Georgia Tech.

SJ- Do you have any pre-game rituals?

TZ- I listen to Lil Wayne, pray, and talk to my dad.

SJ- Do you like staying at school before the game or would you rather be able to leave campus?

TZ- I like staying at school because I get to pep up my teammates.

SJ- How long have you been playing football?

TZ- I have been playing football for about eight years.

SJ- If you could play another sport what would it be and why?

TZ- I would love to play golf because it is relaxing.

SJ- What are your goals for this season?

TZ-  I want another State Championship, 2500 yards rushing, thirty touchdowns, and become a better blocker.

SJ- Which team do you look forward to most to playing?

TZ-  I look forward to everyone.

SJ- What is your favorite song to listen to before a game?

TZ- I Want This Forever by Lil Wayne is just one of my favorite songs to listen to before a game.

St. Thomas Aquinas: Rise To Power

The number one team in the nation,  St Thomas Aquinas, is currently on a 19 game winning streak in District 16-5A . This team prestige bring in the best players in the nation, such as, westover tranfer Rashad Greene . Another reason the Raiders  are so successful is because of there coach, George Smith. George Smith  has won 333-65 overall record and five state championships. That astounding record has raised eye-brows across the nation.  This school not only win championships, they also put several players in college and the NFL .  Last year alone eleven players went on to play Divison I football, that is incredible. They also have produced several players beyond the collegiate level, such as, Michael Irvin , and Chris Carter .  The Raiders have opened up there season Friday with a 52-7 win over Upper Arlington. With there world class speed and Hall of Fame coach there is no one that can stop them from winning there sixth straight title, but them.

Buster Posey to the Scottsdale Scorpions

 Buster Posey, born and raised in Leesburg, Georgia, has decided to play for the Scottsdale Scorpions in the Arizona Fall League. This will be Posey's second off-season in a row. He played in Hawaii last year for the Waikiki Beach Boys . I believe that leaving, for the second consecutive season, to play for the Scorpions is not a smart decision for the first-round selection of the San Francisco Giants , Buster Posey. Posey will be joined by Joe Martinez, a right hand pitcher for the Giants who missed much of last season due to a line drive that hit him in the face . Although this is not Posey's best idea because he was is doing so well for the Giants, he plans to play in Arizona for the fall league.

Player Profile- Garrison Smith

     Garrison Smith is a defensive tackle from Douglass High School in Atlanta, Georgia . Smith recently committed to the University of Georgia so I know that Head Coach Mark Richt will do everything he can to make Smith a better football player. He is six feet four inches weighing two hundred and fifty pounds. His forty time is is a four minute and seven seconds so I know he can get off the ball quickly. Smith finished his Junior season with one hundred and eight tackles, twenty-seven of those for loss, fourteen sacks, and seven fumbles recovered/forced. He has great strength and says, "I can bench about four-hundred and five pounds and squat five-hundred pounds."
     Smith has the ability to play on both the inside and the outside on the next level,  but he is a perfect fit for the three technique for defensive tackle. He is very strong at the point of attack, does an excellent job of staying on the backside to check on reverses or cutbacks, and he pursues the football at parallel angles.

     Smith can become the defensive tackle that can play the run and pressure the quarterback. Since he is so light though some coaches believe that he should play defensive end.  His scouts believe he should gain a little more weight so he can withstand the college level.

Ronald Powell

Ronald Powell is a senior at Rancho Verde High School in Moreno Valley, California. He is six feett four inches. He weighs two-hundred and thirty pounds. His forty-time is an amazing 4.52 seconds. He also benches three-hundred and fifty-five pounds,  squats an unbelievable four-hundred and ninety-five pounds, and his vertical jump is thirty-seven inches.

Although he is from California he has been interested in many colleges on the east side of the country like Florida, Auburn, Georgia Tech, and Tennessee. His highest interests are at Florida and, of course, USC. Powell has already visited Florida's campus, so he is more likely to choose there because he knows he will get a good amount of playing time if he practices to his highest abilities and he never quits playing the game that he loves.

Lache Seastrunk

Lache is the running back for Temple High School, he is 5'11'', 192 lbs. He also benches 250 lbs and squats 500 lbs. His vertical is 35''. Fast, explosive, electric, either way you slice it, Seastrunk is arguably one of this class' biggest game-breakers at the running back position. He lacks ideal size but is very well-built, defined and his tight, quick twitched body allows him to run and play much bigger. He is very sudden through the hole and reaches top speed by just his second or third step. Seastrunk displays great feet and quickness, picking and darting his way through the initial traffic. He knows how to make himself thin and demonstrates excellent body control and balance. Seastrunk runs with his eyes seeing the small creases open quickly. He has loose hips, great stop-start skill and can cut and change direction on a dime -- making him very slippery to wrap up cleanly. He flashes excellent speed, burst and acceleration when he finds a north-south seam. For a shorter back, he has a longer, smoother stride when he breaks free in the second level and shows he can switch gears and pull away from faster pursuing defensive backs. While he shows great perimeter speed and lateral quickness bouncing the zone play outside, we would like to see him get north more decisively as a runner. Seastrunk can have a tendency to waste lateral east-west steps and won't be able to take those unnecessary lateral cuts at the next level versus faster pursuing defenders. We question his in-line running strength and potential for yards after contact production in college. He struggles, at times, breaking initial tackles; his overall running power is not a strong area and Seastrunk does not project well as a high carry, durable back. That said, Seastrunk is a playmaker with the ball in his hands and we expect him to get touches in a variety of ways at the next level. He should make an ideal "space player" in the spread if he can polish up his receiving skills. He's also an immediate threat in the return game. (Luginbill)

2008: Carried 171 times for 1,541 yards (9 average) and 14 touchdowns. 2007: 130 carries for 1,532 yards (11.8 average) and 22 touchdowns.

Marcus Lattimore

Marcus Lattimore is a running back for James Byrnes High School, who is 6 feet and 210 lbs. His 40 time is a 4.46. He benches 270 lbs and squats 440 lbs and also has a 32''. Lattimore has the physical tools and skill set to develop into one of this class' more well-rounded college backs. He's very productive and consistent and has prototypical size with his good height and thickly-built frame. His blend of size, speed and deceptive lateral quickness is excellent. Lattimore is a patient runner who excels in zone schemes. He picks and darts his way through the initial traffic showing good stop-start, sharp cutting and change-of- direction skill for a runner with his bulk and thick lower-body. He can be difficult to arm tackle when he squares up and bursts downhill out of his cuts. Lattimore shows flashes of being a strong, downhill runner but we do see some inconsistency with his yards after contact. He struggles, at times, breaking initial tackles and maintaining his balance, particularly on lower-body shots. His legs go dead on contact too often and we would like to see him power through more tackles for his size and deliver the blow. He can make the first defender miss but is not real elusive in space. He often gives defenders a clean shot in the second level. Although not a burner, he does show good acceleration and top-end speed when he breaks free in the secondary for his size. Great hands and polished receiving skills make him more coveted as a running back prospect. The Bottom line is Lattimore is potentially the complete package at the next level and an every down, durable back who could carry the load. His impact and productivity as college runner could be predicated on his ability to his improve in-line power; still looks to have a ton of physical development left. (Hauburt)

2008: Rushed for 2,314 yards and 30 touchdowns. 2007: Rushed for 1,900 yards.