2014 Football Commits

[ctfoxfan]

In no particular order and by no means official. Confirmed by public media sources. Please feel free to add.

Lawrence Dickens, 5'09" 160lb WR, Steele Canyon HS, Spring Valley, CA

Ryan Walsh, 6’03” 260lb OL, Pope John XXIII HS, Sparta, NJ

Christian Keenan, 5’11” 175lb WR, Our Lady of Lourdes HS, Poughkeepsie, NY

Quinn McGinley, 6’03” 245lb DE, NV Demarest HS, Demarest, NJ

Rufus Mosely, 5’10” 165lb CB, Olympia HS, Orlando, FL

Kim Mack, 6’00” 194lb MLB/FB, Atlantic HS, Pt. Orange, FL

Joe Fraccaroli, 6’03” 295lb OL, Wilton HS, Wilton, CT

Bryan Bradshaw, 6’02” 215lb FL/TE/WR, Coral Reef HS, Miami, FL

Tristen Ferguson, 5’08” 180lb WR, Coral Reef HS, Miami, FL

Enmanuel Soriano, 6’03” 245 DL/FB, Passaic County Tech HS, Wayne, NJ

Nick Mecca, 6’01” 220lb LS, South Brunswick HS, South Brunswick, NJ

Lavell McCullers, 6’04” 195lb QB, Aberdeen HS, Aberdeen, MD

Joe Giglio, 6’00” 217lb K/P, St. John’s College HS, Washington, DC

Brandon Miller, 5’11” 185lb DB, Lambert HS, Suwanee, GA

Jordyn Jean-Felix, 6’01” 192LB SS, Lambert HS, Suwanee, GA

Daniel Bruns, 6’04” 185lb WR, Summit Country Day School, Cincinnati, OH

Christian Tutela, 5’11” 185lb WR, Lacey Township HS, Lanoka Harbor, NJ

Hunter Keith, 6’03” 290LB OL, Clearfield Area HS, Clearfield, PA

Eric Taylor Jr., 6’02” 267lb DL, Prep Charter HS, Philadelphia, PA

Connor Kamczyc, 6’00” 220lb LB, Elyria HS, Elyria, OH

Willie Barrett, 5’09” 220lb RB, Anclote HS, Holiday, FL

Hassan Bailey, 5’11” 177lb CB, Plant City HS, Plant City, FL

Mike White, 6’00” 170lb QB, Cornwall Central HS, New Windsor, NY

Brad Westmark, 6’01” 185lb QB, Brookfield HS, Brookfield, CT

Kevin Carr, 5’11” 170lb DB, Monroe-Woodbury HS, Central Valley, NY

Ryan Spaulding, 6’01” 175lb K/P, The Woodlands HS, The Woodlands, TX

Desean Cannon, 5'08" 170lb KR, Palmetto HS, Homestead, FL

[fox94]

Football yet again getting kids from all over the US.

Very encouraging.

[ctfoxfan]

Feb 24, 2014 8:42:05 GMT -5 fox94 said:

Football yet again getting kids from all over the US.

Very encouraging.

Long gone are the days where 90% of the team came from NY, NJ, CT. In fact, I could not find any players from Long Island or NYC.

[abcd1234]

ctfoxfan: Great contribution here. Thank you. Coach P. and his staff do a great job with the limited resources afforded them.

As stated prior, Marist College is a better overall institution (in so many ways) with a successful (and appropriate) football program. We all understand that the administration must look at all things in an investment / return value basis, but I really think that they are missing some opportunity in this area.

Any reply thoughts and ideas are encouraged!

[ctfoxfan]

Feb 24, 2014 16:53:07 GMT -5 abcd1234 said:

ctfoxfan: Great contribution here. Thank you. Coach P. and his staff do a great job with the limited resources afforded them.

As stated prior, Marist College is a better overall institution (in so many ways) with a successful (and appropriate) football program. We all understand that the administration must look at all things in an investment / return value basis, but I really think that they are missing some opportunity in this area.

Any reply thoughts and ideas are encouraged!

How so? Opportunities to get a better return on the school's investment?