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🏈 SNE SPOTLIGHT: DAYVIAN SULLIVAN @DayvianSullivan 📍 St. John’s Prep | Massachusetts @StJohnsPrepFB 🎓 Class of 2027 | ATH 📏 6’0” | 165 lbs ✅ UMass verbal offer — September 12, 2026 Three games into his senior season, Sullivan’s recruiting story deserves a closer look. SNE’s latest Spotlight Report connects earlier scouting observations with his opening 2026 performances to examine his college football outlook. 📋 NCAA COLLEGE COACHES: Register FREE with Scouting New England to receive recruiting reports and prospect information from across the New England region. 🔓 HS FOOTBALL RECRUITING FANS WANTING THE FULL EVALUATION? Purchase an SNE subscription to read Sullivan’s complete Spotlight Report and follow more prospects throughout New England. 🌐 scoutingnewengland.com/sne-m… Follow SNE for player spotlights, recruiting updates and scouting coverage. Share this post with a coach, player or football family who should be following New England recruiting!
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Mother Nature kept me off the sidelines last night, but the film never washes away. HS coaches/Players drop your Hudl links from last nights game below👇 Looking for guys who can still dominate when weather conditions aren’t ideal. @ScoutingNE
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I may not share your perspective, but I respect your personal opinion, as I understand it may be conflicting for you. However, SNE is intended for college coaches and programs that recruit in New England. The SNE NCAA Coaches Network that we have and communicate with consists of coaches who register with us to access a list of the top players in each state. These coaches conduct their own evaluations to select the players who best fit their respective programs. They don’t visit the SNE website solely to find the top NEPSAC players or to view "only" players outside of NEPSAC being public and private school players in each New England state. The rankings and star ratings assigned to players by media outlets are irrelevant to vast majority of them. SNE provides rankings mainly for public interest and discussion, aiming to include every high school football projected college prospect in New England, and offer our perspective on what we consider the most noteworthy players. College Coaches will compile their own recruiting boards, evaluating players based on their program goals and the qualities they seek in a prospect. SNE supplies college coaches with a list of the top players in each high school class across the New England states, encompassing any student-athlete attending high school or post-graduate institutions in the region. Their is no logical purpose for us to make separate list Nepsac and not Nepsac as you previously indicated.
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Typically, a 42-12 triumph over an outmatched opponent would simply feel like another day at the office for the powerful Catholic Memorial football team. When that triumph comes against a Florida school with 2,300-plus students, though, it carries extra weight. “We know they have a lot of speed,” John DiBiaso said of Florida teams. “We like to think we have speed, too.” bostonglobe.com/2026/09/25/s… @GlobeSchools @Cmfootball2020 @CathMemKnights @KingstonRust
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🏈👀📣 NCAA D1 COLLEGE COACHES: SNE presents: @theoperkins509 Theo Perkins, a Class of 2027 defensive end at Suffield Academy in Connecticut 1st 2026 season game highlights played 9/18/26. Listed at six-foot-six and two hundred fifty-five pounds, Perkins is doing a Post Grad year at Suffield Academy @SuffieldFB after graduating from East Catholic HS in Connecticut. Watch number fifty-one #51 in black against Dexter Southfield. What stands out is his ability to stay involved through contact. Perkins engages blockers, works back toward the football, and helps finish against the run. He keeps working when his initial path is closed. For a player with his size, his lateral movement is encouraging. He redirects toward the runner and contributes in traffic. His frame and playing reach give college coaches a foundation to develop. His next step is turning those tools into more consistent disruption. Staying lower through contact, separating from blockers sooner, and pairing a power rush with a counter move would strengthen his game. This reel provides stronger evidence of his run defense than his pass-rush ability. My preliminary film-only projection is an FCS defensive end, with developmental FBS potential. More consistent pass-rush wins would strengthen that higher-level projection. His listed verbal offers include UMass, Central Connecticut State, and Morgan State. Those offers are separate from this film assessment. Theo Perkins is a prospect to continue tracking throughout his first season at Suffield.
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🏈👀📣 NCAA D1 COLLEGE COACHES: SNE presents: @theoperkins509 Theo Perkins, a Class of 2027 defensive end at Suffield Academy in Connecticut 1st 2026 season game highlights played 9/18/26. Listed at six-foot-six and two hundred fifty-five pounds, Perkins is doing a Post Grad year at Suffield Academy @SuffieldFB after graduating from East Catholic HS in Connecticut. Watch number fifty-one #51 in black against Dexter Southfield. What stands out is his ability to stay involved through contact. Perkins engages blockers, works back toward the football, and helps finish against the run. He keeps working when his initial path is closed. For a player with his size, his lateral movement is encouraging. He redirects toward the runner and contributes in traffic. His frame and playing reach give college coaches a foundation to develop. His next step is turning those tools into more consistent disruption. Staying lower through contact, separating from blockers sooner, and pairing a power rush with a counter move would strengthen his game. This reel provides stronger evidence of his run defense than his pass-rush ability. My preliminary film-only projection is an FCS defensive end, with developmental FBS potential. More consistent pass-rush wins would strengthen that higher-level projection. His listed verbal offers include UMass, Central Connecticut State, and Morgan State. Those offers are separate from this film assessment. Theo Perkins is a prospect to continue tracking throughout his first season at Suffield.
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🔝 🎥 📣 🏉 🏈 SNE SPOTLIGHT PROSPECT: MASON CAMERON @MasonCameron09 📍 Cheshire Academy | Connecticut @CAcatsFB1794 🎓 Class of 2029 | OL 📏 6’5” | 295 lbs 📬 UConn verbal offer — June 7, 2026 An early college offer is part of the story. What does Cameron’s opening 2026 film reveal about his development—and where could his football journey lead? Our latest Spotlight Prospect Report takes a closer look. Get SNE’s evaluation, development outlook in the full report. 🔓 FOOTBALL FANS & FAMILIES: Purchase an SNE subscription to read Mason’s report and follow prospects across New England. 📋 NCAA COLLEGE COACHES: Register FREE with SNE to receive recruiting reports and player data on top prospects throughout the six-state region. "Link to register is in Bio" 🌐 scoutingnewengland.com/sne-c… Follow @scoutingne and share this post with a coach or football family.
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📣👀🏈 SNE SPOTLIGHT: BARIMA ARCHAMPONG @BarimaArcham 📍 Taft School | Connecticut @TaftFootballCT 🎓 Class of 2028 📏 6’3.5” | 230 lbs | EDGE/DL A new season brings new questions. What does Barima Archampong’s latest evaluation reveal, and how does it compare with last season’s report? The full story is inside his SNE Spotlight. 👀 🔓 PLAYERS, FAMILIES & FOOTBALL FANS Subscribe to Scouting New England to read Barima’s full report and follow prospects across the region. 📋 NCAA COLLEGE COACHES Register FREE with SNE to receive free recruiting reports and prospect information from across all six New England states. Join our NCAA Coaches Network and stay informed throughout the recruiting cycle. Register NOW! 🌐 Link in Bio. Follow SNE for more player spotlights, and share this post with a coach or football fan who should be following New England recruiting. REport link: scoutingnewengland.com/sne-c…
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A great highlight can get your attention. Evaluation requires looking beyond it. At Scouting New England, we consider the broader body of film available when assessing a prospect rather than defining a player by one standout moment. Consistency, development and what a player continues to put on film all contribute to a more complete scouting picture. Learn more about Scouting New England at scoutingnewengland.com.
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🏈 MASSACHUSETTS RECRUITING SPOTLIGHT | C/O 2027 Three seasons of development. New recruiting momentum. A closer look at what the film shows. SNE’s latest Spotlight Report examines a Massachusetts senior’s path toward college football, including strengths, areas for improvement, a preliminary college projection and a recruiting update. College coaches: Read the evaluation for a detailed look beyond the highlight reel. 2027 Luke Richardson WR/DB/Ath Marshfield HS Ma. @LRich3_ Players and families: An SNE All-Inclusive Membership provides film evaluation, written analysis, recruiting exposure and continued updates throughout the recruiting process. 🔗 Subscribe and read the full report at scoutingnewengland.com/sne-m… — link in bio. 📲 Follow @scoutingne for New England football scouting and recruiting coverage.
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