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Why MSU QB Brian Lewerke is a Deep Draft Sleeper

Why MSU QB Brian Lewerke is a Deep Draft Sleeper

Posted by | Apr 21, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: < 1 minuteQuarterback Brian Lewerke is one of the most interesting quarterbacks in this draft. While not having most of the NFL scout’s attention, Lewerke is still projected to be drafted later this week. Profile/Background:  Position: Quarterback Height: 6 feet, 2 inches Weight: 213 pounds College: Michigan State (MSU) High School: Pinnacle Academy in Arizona   After throwing for 20 touchdowns and over 2,700 yards in his sophmore season, Lewerke showed potential and is considered a top-ten quarterback in this year’s draft. However, Michigan State head coach, Mark Dantonio made some questionable decisions with Lewerke. The biggest...

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Why Ohio State Will Win the National Championship

Why Ohio State Will Win the National Championship

Posted by | Dec 25, 2019 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesWith the playoff quickly approaching, I want to take a deep dive into the Ohio State Buckeyes; the team that I believe will win the National Championship when it is all said and done, and a team that is not getting enough national praise compared to LSU and Clemson. Let’s take a good look at both sides of the ball for the ‘Bucks: Offense: Quarterback Justin Fields, who leads the nation with a total of 1 interception on the year – has been phenomenal throughout the season. He has a league best 40:1 touchdown interception ratio....

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Greg Schiano; The Hire Rutgers Desperately Needed

Greg Schiano; The Hire Rutgers Desperately Needed

Posted by | Dec 5, 2019 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesPiscataway, NJ – Finally, hope has been restored back to Rutgers football. Former head coach, and New Jersey native, Greg Schiano is back and ready to move Rutgers from the ground up. Schiano originally became Rutgers’ head coach all the way back in 2001. During his first stint as head coach, there is no other way to describe it as successful. During his ten year reign, he put up some eye-opening numbers, to say the least. Schiano had a career winning record at Rutgers, and notably went 56-33 in his last seven years at the school,...

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