Can we say MANCHILD!

Aug 05, 2020 4:25 am

Can we say MANCHILD!

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OFFERS/COMMITS ROUNDUP

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OFFER THAT GUY

Who's being slept on?

Can we say MANCHILD! Class of 2021 offensive guard, Nick Lemay, out of Salisbury Comp. in Alberta has got it all; measurables, talent, and a nasty streak you like to see in your young linemen. The 6'3" 310lbs beast makes all the rest quiver when they line up against him. We've seen it live at combines...kids just don't want to take reps against him. We get it, we wouldn't want to be opposite him either. A legit D1 prospect, quiet and unassuming off the field, this young man is one to take a closer look. He'll give it all on the field, while being a great kid ta'boot.

Our take:

Big, burly, interior offensive lineman
Has an outstanding work ethic
Is physical in the ground game, has really worked on his pass pro and is just as dominant there now
Participated in 2019 CFC Prospect Game

TOP PROSPECTS of the week

"QUARANTINE WORKOUTS"

C lass 2022 DB Elischa Joseph (Cegep Saint-Jean-Sur-Rchelieu, QC)

"At the starts of the quarantine i trained in my backyard to stay healthy. When I want to train alone to do some DB drills, in my friend’s park, and we working with cones, agility ladder, and footballs."

Class 2022 DT Kyle Watt (Grant Park - Winnipeg, MB)

"Practices is what I can’t wait for we have a good group of guys and I think it’s gonna be a competitive training camp, it’s also gonna be a good time to get together with them."

C lass 2020 QB Rexton Harper (Assumption - Brantford, ON)

"Just making sure that they remember what are team goals are and knowing what we are working for."

C lass 2021 TE Dominick Tremblay (Kennebacasis Valley - Quispamsis, NB)

"The most challenging part of this pandemic for me is not getting the proper training that I should be getting and not knowing if I will be able to have a senior season.."

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SOUTH OF THE BORDER HEADLINES

CFC100 receiver Nathan Demontagnac for Clarkson Football North committed to North Dakota this week. The 6’3”, 180lbs REC will join former Football North players in Class of 2020 CFC100 QB Quincy Vaughn and class of 2018 CFC100 OG Kyle Hergel, who was the starting right guard for UND as a redshirt freshman last season. Football North is churning out D1 talent, and the Fighting Hawks are picking up on that.

CFC100 Class of 2022 DB Tremel States-Jones picked up his first offer yesterday from Stetson University. The 6’0”, 180lbs defensive back has played his whole high school career in B.C. for a very good Lord Tweedsmuir team, but this year, he’s going down south to play. Look for the speedy prospect to pick up more offers.

Sport Illustrated All-American put out their top 10 2021 running backs in the country this week, with CFC100 RB Brendon Barrow ranking 8th. The blazing 5’8”, 180lbs running back plays in Florida and holds over 30 offers, including Stanford, Minnesota, and Rutgers. The versatile back runs a 4.4 laser 40 and runs a 3.9 shuttle to go along with it. Next Tyreek Hill?

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RECRUITING TIP

Most popular questions from recruits this week?

Many prospects are getting ready for their first year of high school football - and we bet you didn't bank on a global pandemic getting in the way. Preparation has been effected, but there's zero excuses for not being prepared by training camp. We list six easy tips to keep in mind while you finish of your preparation in August ... Or begin ... Never too late right?

BOTTOM LINE:

You are the first generation of high school recruits to deal with a global pandemic before your first season, but might as well wear that as your badge of honour. If you can fight your way through the pandemic and still show up to training camp looking like a Greek God ... You deserve a spot on the team.

EVENTS by CFC

LB Andrew Roselli from British Columbia

“I've participated in the fox 40 prospect challenge. It was a great experience."

DT Maelik Graciano from Ontario

"I plan on attending the Fox40, where the top 400 football players in Canada will be attending. I hope to learn new things about being a football player, and correct some mistakes and just becoming a better player. I hope to create relationships with coaches and hopefully improving my recruitment.."

CFC100. QB Jackson Harnett from Alberta

“I have attended the CFC combine in Edmonton and also have attended the Fox 40 Prospect challenge in BC. I think I really did perform well and my combined improved from last time and my confidence grew. I would love to attend more CFC combine as it allows me to play more football and they are just lots of fun to go to."

CFC100-150-200-60-40 - Player Ranking Trivia

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