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We all know Eddie P came from ASA Miami and is considered a "JUCO". However, he never actually played football there. They played 9 games in 2016 and 10 in 2015 - going 7-2 & 8-2.
I've often imagined if there was a JUCO league in Florida, maybe 6 teams across the state, it would be huge for, not only the kids (to be able to play for 2 more years post-HS), but for 4-year schools. Imagine all the OL's and DT's that would come out of those programs....not to mention skill players.
Anyhow, I took a look at their website and roster. It's pretty impressive. They had 1 kid sign w/ Colorado (a DL...plus Colorado got the DT that was committed to us) this Feb and one kid signed w/ FAMU. They have 100 varsity players and 100 JV players. Sure, most of these kids won't ever move on, but being the only JUCO in Florida will allow them to recruit the entire state.
Roster:
http://asasilverstorm.com/sports/fball/2016-17/roster
They've played some interesting teams, I didn't realize there were this many options of teams (ASA blew out most of the teams they played, so I can't imagine what the skill level is):
Elite Performer Sports Academy
University of God's Chosen
Webber International University JV
University of Fort Lauderdale (NAIA school?, started football in 2016)
Florida Sports Academy (which is IMG, I think)
Palmetto Prep
Alabama Prep
Georgia Prep Sports Academy
Gattaca
Advance Prep Academy
I've often imagined if there was a JUCO league in Florida, maybe 6 teams across the state, it would be huge for, not only the kids (to be able to play for 2 more years post-HS), but for 4-year schools. Imagine all the OL's and DT's that would come out of those programs....not to mention skill players.
Anyhow, I took a look at their website and roster. It's pretty impressive. They had 1 kid sign w/ Colorado (a DL...plus Colorado got the DT that was committed to us) this Feb and one kid signed w/ FAMU. They have 100 varsity players and 100 JV players. Sure, most of these kids won't ever move on, but being the only JUCO in Florida will allow them to recruit the entire state.
Roster:
http://asasilverstorm.com/sports/fball/2016-17/roster
They've played some interesting teams, I didn't realize there were this many options of teams (ASA blew out most of the teams they played, so I can't imagine what the skill level is):
Elite Performer Sports Academy
University of God's Chosen
Webber International University JV
University of Fort Lauderdale (NAIA school?, started football in 2016)
Florida Sports Academy (which is IMG, I think)
Palmetto Prep
Alabama Prep
Georgia Prep Sports Academy
Gattaca
Advance Prep Academy