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pachá12;c-9829762 said:Something happen?
stringer bell;c-9829175 said:http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/19625713/hawaii-rainbow-warriors-offer-scholarship-fifth-grader
Hawaii offers scholarship to fifth-grade QB
An 11-year-old quarterback was offered a scholarship by the University of Hawaii on Saturday. Titan Lacaden, a fifth grader from Kapolei, Hawaii, took to Twitter to share the news that he had received a verbal offer from Hawaii head coach Nick Rolovich.
https://twitter.com/titanlacaden/status/873782110196191233
Lacaden is a native of Hawaii and the younger brother of former Nevada linebacker Jake Lacaden. Rolovich was the offensive coordinator for part of Jake's time at Nevada, so there is familiarity with the family.
Lacaden's father, Frank, is also a local youth and high school coach who works with a group called the All Blacks Crusaders. The group travels around Hawaii playing flag and tackle football with youth ages 4 to 14.
Frank Lacaden took his Titan and the All Blacks Crusaders to the University of Hawaii's football camp on Saturday and met with Rolovich after the camp was over.
"(Rolovich) said he likes Titan and what he does. We both agreed that he's different, he carries himself differently," Frank Lacaden said. "They said they want to offer a scholarship and asked me how I felt about it. I know what my older son went through in the recruiting process and it's difficult, especially with us being in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. So when opportunity knocks, you answer the door."
Lacaden and his family have been around football on the island of Oahu. The family knows Alabama quarterback signee Tua Tagovailoa, who was the No. 1 ranked dual-threat quarterback in the 2017 class. Frank Lacaden also coached former Heisman winner Marcus Mariota at St. Louis High School
This verbal scholarship offer comes only about a week after FAU head coach Lane Kiffin offered sixth-grade quarterback Pierce Clarkson, the son of quarterback guru Steve Clarkson. Kiffin also offered seventh-grade quarterback Kaden Martin, the son of USC offensive coordinator Tee Martin, in the last month.
The family understands that Titan has a long journey until he reaches the college level, but also take the scholarship offer as it is and not just a kind gesture.
"When you offer someone, I take it serious," Frank Lacaden said. "I do understand he's 11 years old, but we take it serious. Here on the island, we keep our nose on the ground and keep grinding, so that's what he's going to keep doing, keep grinding.
Shizlansky;c-9829772 said:pachá12;c-9829762 said:Something happen?
Y'all trolling us as usually about our baseball team
pachá12;c-9830337 said:Justin Fields spending all this time in Gainesville means only one thing...he's going to Florida St. SMH
pachá12;c-9830793 said:He has an easer path to the starting job there. I want him to go to UF, but I think they're playing him too close. Five coaches text him daily.
pachá12;c-9831087 said:Francois is a r-So, so he'll be gone after this year. We'll have better WR and TE for him to work with though. Auburn still has Stidham with three years left.
lamontbdc;c-9841895 said:Former Notre Dame quarterback Malik Zaire announced on Instagram Tuesday morning that he has officially transferred to the University of Florida. This doesn’t exactly come as breaking news as word of Zaire’s transfer to Florida has been circling the world of college football news for weeks.
Right on time for week 1....Wolverines bout to run through Florida
infamous114;c-9842711 said:Al Blades Jr committing to us on Fathers Day
RIP Al Blades
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G.Avant;c-9841907 said:lamontbdc;c-9841895 said:Former Notre Dame quarterback Malik Zaire announced on Instagram Tuesday morning that he has officially transferred to the University of Florida. This doesn’t exactly come as breaking news as word of Zaire’s transfer to Florida has been circling the world of college football news for weeks.
Right on time for week 1....Wolverines bout to run through Florida
Lmao y'all niggas is delusional. Avi bet?