There is something about a team that plays for each other. It is special to see these young men give everything they have on every play for their brothers that are working next to them doing the same thing. #oneteamonedream 👇📡 5-2
After an Awesome visit last week and great conversation with @CoachPJ_Arcuri I’m honored and grateful to receive an offer to continue my academic and football careers at @UNEfootball#StormOn@CoachLichten
Scorps win!!!! Hard fought game. Big district win. Bayside played a hell of a game and gave us everything. We were able to prevail in the end. Work needs to be done. Proud of the determination.
@ScorpFootball, good win last night. Team standing together. Arm in arm, hand in hand, never leaving anyone behind. Some doubt and give zero respect to this team. We are glad you are on the outside looking in. Keep doubting us. 3-2 Scorps Win, BROTHERHOOD, 1TEAM1DREAM.
Very proud of our boys! This was not any easy game. Astronaut never gave up. Very impressed by that. They have a good group of boys.
Proud of our 2s and 3s. Stepped in and fought hard against a hard nosed varsity team. It's never easy to put 40 on the board.
When you are found in a dark hole you do 1 of 2 things. Sit and feel sorry for yourself or you find a way to climb your way out. That’s what the Scorps did last night. I am so proud of my boys. After going 0-2 we were down by 14 at the half. The fight was a special site.
Anthony Kendall was unranked as a high school recruit and received ZERO offers at the Division I level.
Kendall decided to attend Baldwin Wallace University (Division III) for five seasons.
Kendall didn’t receive a NFL Combine invite, so he attended 3 different Pro Days in a span of 5 days.
Scouts took notice of Kendall’s athletic ability, but he ultimately ended up undrafted.
The Titans signed Kendall as a UDFA and he SHOWED OUT at training camp.
Today, it was announced that he made the Titans 53-man roster.
From D-3 to the LEAGUE 😳