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http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-uconn-football-scrimmage-0816-20150729-story.html
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn...-keeping-heat-on-the-line-20150816-story.html
There are some good insights from Saturday's scrimmage at PAWS-ARF. I loved the quote "Shirreffs doesn't look beatable at this point", I'm glad that Bryant seems to be taking the reins as the #1 guy. I wonder if Arkeel is starting to emerge as the #2 behind Johnson. Very disappointed to hear about the O-line but that's been discussed to ad nauseam already.
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-jasen-rose-uconn-football-0819-20150818-story.html
This article really got me excited about the future of the program, hopefully this isn't all just hot air into an optimist's ears...
Uconn recruit and Southington High football standout Jasen Rose has narrowed his list of schools to four: UConn, Syracuse, Wake Forest and Wisconsin.
"I'm still trying to make my decision before my senior season so I don't have to worry about it, that's my goal," Rose told The Courant on Tuesday. "It's going to come down to where I fit best."
Rose, a 6-foot-4, 221-pound tight end and quarterback, also had offers from Boston College, Maryland, N.C. State and West Virginia among others.
Wake and Wisconsin are recruiting Rose as a tight end. He could be an either or at the UConn and Syracuse.
Rose could be quite an example for future homegrown products looking to leave the state for greener pastures.
"Well, I've been talking to a lot of kids that have committed to UConn in the 2016 class and almost every single one of the kids committed is a three-star player or higher," Rose said. "I think UConn has a special class coming in in 2016 and it's really keeping me intrigued. If we could be the class that turns the UConn program around in my home state that would be awesome. I'd be 40 minutes from home. I mean UConn has a lot offer when it comes to that stuff."
After two seasons of playing tight end, Rose led the undefeated Blue Knights to their second consecutive Class LL state title in December and he had a blowout season throwing for 3,190 passing yards and 47 touchdowns with only nine interceptions which led to serious interest from top programs.
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn...-keeping-heat-on-the-line-20150816-story.html
There are some good insights from Saturday's scrimmage at PAWS-ARF. I loved the quote "Shirreffs doesn't look beatable at this point", I'm glad that Bryant seems to be taking the reins as the #1 guy. I wonder if Arkeel is starting to emerge as the #2 behind Johnson. Very disappointed to hear about the O-line but that's been discussed to ad nauseam already.
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-jasen-rose-uconn-football-0819-20150818-story.html
This article really got me excited about the future of the program, hopefully this isn't all just hot air into an optimist's ears...
Uconn recruit and Southington High football standout Jasen Rose has narrowed his list of schools to four: UConn, Syracuse, Wake Forest and Wisconsin.
"I'm still trying to make my decision before my senior season so I don't have to worry about it, that's my goal," Rose told The Courant on Tuesday. "It's going to come down to where I fit best."
Rose, a 6-foot-4, 221-pound tight end and quarterback, also had offers from Boston College, Maryland, N.C. State and West Virginia among others.
Wake and Wisconsin are recruiting Rose as a tight end. He could be an either or at the UConn and Syracuse.
Rose could be quite an example for future homegrown products looking to leave the state for greener pastures.
"Well, I've been talking to a lot of kids that have committed to UConn in the 2016 class and almost every single one of the kids committed is a three-star player or higher," Rose said. "I think UConn has a special class coming in in 2016 and it's really keeping me intrigued. If we could be the class that turns the UConn program around in my home state that would be awesome. I'd be 40 minutes from home. I mean UConn has a lot offer when it comes to that stuff."
After two seasons of playing tight end, Rose led the undefeated Blue Knights to their second consecutive Class LL state title in December and he had a blowout season throwing for 3,190 passing yards and 47 touchdowns with only nine interceptions which led to serious interest from top programs.