🌟 ROOKIE OF THE WEEK! 🔰 Make it BACK-TO-BACK for Da’Jean Golmond! 😤🏈 The Spartan freshman earns MEAC Rookie of the Week honors for the second consecutive week! KEEP SHOWING OUT, 6️⃣. #BEHOLD🔰

Week 5 : Live Oak✅ 11 total tackles 1 TFL 1 PBU @BrettBeard92 @sprescott02 @TMcGrew_12 @CoachJoe_Ryan @RecruitLouisian @247recruiting @One11Recruiting @GridironFootbal @JohnEadsWAFB @JaceLejeune @LAvsAllYall

Let’s not forget, this man was the architect of Oregon’s offense that passed for 3,000 yards per year. He goes to Northwestern, finds that he had a different set of athletes in that locker room, and adjusted. #Coaching

Parents would get mad if you lined up in this Formation as a High School Football Coach 😂

💪💪💪 The best is yet to come this season!

The truth hurts when it’s true. We need more people like Marshall Faulk period in this world today.

Good visual of poor ball security & why tucking the elbow tight to the rib cage is vital. Elbow untucks and leaves space for the defender to get a clean punch. Forearm, Claw and Inner Chest should act as the barriers to vertical displacement of the football here.

(Week 5) Denham Springs Vs Live Oak 10 tackles 2 sacks Cam Moore #co2029 #OLB @sprescott02 @garycoates44 @denhamspringsFB @BrettBeard92 @GridironFootbal

Midseason Senior Highlights @BrettBeard92 @sprescott02 @garycoates44 @denhamspringsFB @denhamsandc @RecruitLouisian @CoachTMar @SportsWorld84 hudl.com/v/2UPZV1

(Week 5) Denham Springs Vs Live Oak 10 tackles 2 sacks Cam Moore #co2029 #OLB @sprescott02 @garycoates44 @denhamspringsFB @BrettBeard92 @GridironFootbal

Notice the ball security to counter the punch by the defender here. Ball is high & tight with tip to the the chin with no free space. Eagle claw. Contact to inside of the bicep, contact with the length of the forearm & inner chest/ribcage. The inside chest acts as a wall for the backside of the ball to bounce off of. Elbow is tucked tight to the ribs to create a floor. Free hand traps it to add extra support. Teach tape.

🐶 You’re getting a FOOTBALL PLAYER in @TannerKoerner not just a kid that plays football Don’t miss out on recruiting this young man! @RecruitLouisian

@CoachJonSumrall says Bloody Tuesdays are his real gamedays 😤

Week 4 : Prairieville🔥✅ 14 carries 217 yards 3TDS @BrettBeard92 @CoachJoe_Ryan @CoachRFournier @denhamspringsFB @RecruitLouisian @Louisiana5AD1 @247recruiting @LAvsAllYall @WBRZ @BenDackiw @JohnEadsWAFB

Midseason Highlights‼️‼️ (Weeks 1-4) 62 total tackles 10 TFLs 2 sacks 1 Int 1 pbu(returned for pick 6) @BrettBeard92 @sprescott02 @TMcGrew_12 @CoachRFournier @CoachJoe_Ryan @garycoates44 @RecruitLouisian @PrepRedzoneLA @247recruiting @LAvsAllYall

Pbu vs #2 Iowa Western @BlueDragonsFB

After a great talk with @CoachTMar I am blessed to say I received an offer from @MajorsFootball !! @denhamspringsFB @247recruiting

Week 4 vs Prairieville (district) 18 total tackles 2 sacks 2 TFLs @BrettBeard92 @sprescott02 @TMcGrew_12 @CoachRFournier @CoachJoe_Ryan @garycoates44 @DanLaForestFB @247recruiting @GeauxPrepsLA @RecruitLouisian @LAvsAllYall @PrepRedzoneLA

Coming out party for TK this past Thursday night! @RecruitLouisian

Josh Allen reveals he had zero scholarship offers coming out of high school so he sent 1,000 emails with his highlights attached to every coach in the country, only two responded “The email said something like, Hey, I’m Josh Allen. I’m 6’5”, 220 pounds. I feel like I’d be a great fit for your program. Here’s my Hudl. These are my stats… I literally just went copy, paste, copy, paste and sent it to every single coach I could find an email for.” “I played in a small town called Firebaugh, California. I had zero offers out of high school. I had no preferred walk-ons. A couple Division III schools were trying to give me academic scholarships so I could go play there, but I didn’t want to make my parents pay for me to go somewhere.” “So I went the junior college route. I felt like I was good enough to play, which is obviously why I kept going. I wanted to go to junior college, earn a scholarship and kind of pay my family back for everything they had done for me.” “I also played football, basketball and baseball. I was a three-sport guy, so I didn’t spend my summers going around to every quarterback camp. I got the chance to play different sports, feel different emotions, meet different types of people and learn how to deal with all of it.” “I think that’s something a lot of kids need to continue doing, play more sports. Every sport teaches you something that you can ultimately use later in life.”