Education.....

Education, without a doubt, is a great reason for a choice of high school. How many of these players will play in the NFL? Another point, freshman football, I believe, should be about development. Who might be the best quarterback as a freshman might be totally different when those players are seniors. Numbers (St. X has 100+ kids on their freshman team) can be quite an asset and advantage. A downside is that players are often more limited in what they will play--often one position either on offense or defense. If St. X were to throw the ball more, I would like to see Matt Spalding as receiver. He has big hands, strength, and athleticism. But I would hate for him to chose receiver and be involved in the offense on a limited basis and only play one position.

Ox, did you see this as Darth Vader visiting, or as a potential convert from the path of darkness to the path of light? :D

He is definately not converting....bet on that....young Brady is in the wings...as long as we can keep Jeff in Louisville...

He is definately not converting....bet on that....young Brady is in the wings...as long as we can keep Jeff in Louisville...

Geez... "Brady Brohm"....He sounds good already

He is definately not converting....bet on that....young Brady is in the wings...as long as we can keep Jeff in Louisville...

 

One can always hope. After all, he was educated in HS by Xaverian Brothers.