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Thompson Working On Visits
By Phil Kornblut
WR Deonte Thompson (6-1 187) of Belle Glade, FL is looking at six schools for his five official visits...USC, Southern Cal, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee and LSU. The three major Florida schools also have offered but he said he won't use an official visit on an in state school. Thompson went to the Florida State-Miami game and the Central Florida-Florida game. Thompson talked to USC recruiter Robert Gillespie Tuesday night. He does not have a favorite and said all the schools are recruiting with about the same effort.
Thompson Working On Visits
By Phil Kornblut
WR Deonte Thompson (6-1 187) of Belle Glade, FL is looking at six schools for his five official visits...USC, Southern Cal, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee and LSU. The three major Florida schools also have offered but he said he won't use an official visit on an in state school. Thompson went to the Florida State-Miami game and the Central Florida-Florida game. Thompson talked to USC recruiter Robert Gillespie Tuesday night. He does not have a favorite and said all the schools are recruiting with about the same effort.
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9/15
I see on Buckeye Sports Bulletin they have been working hard on him and he is scheduling an official visit.
9/15
I see on Buckeye Sports Bulletin they have been working hard on him and he is scheduling an official visit.
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Berry, Thompson honored by Army
Glades Central defensive back Damien Berry and receiver Deonte Thompson have been nominated to play in the U.S. All-American Army Bowl.
The game, played Jan. 6 at San Antonio, features the nation's top high school talent. Only 80 of the 400 nominees will be invited to play.
Berry and Thompson and Thompson were Super 11 picks by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
Berry has committed to Miami, and Thompson is one of the most coveted players in the nation.
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Glades Central defensive back Damien Berry and receiver Deonte Thompson have been nominated to play in the U.S. All-American Army Bowl.
The game, played Jan. 6 at San Antonio, features the nation's top high school talent. Only 80 of the 400 nominees will be invited to play.
Berry and Thompson and Thompson were Super 11 picks by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
Berry has committed to Miami, and Thompson is one of the most coveted players in the nation.
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Glades Central 70, Suncoast 0: Raiders strike early, often in blowout
By Mike May
Special to the Palm Beach Post
Saturday, September 16, 2006
BELLE GLADE ? Glades Central lost two fumbles and turned the ball over on downs once. Those were about the only highlights for Suncoast.
The Raiders (2-1) wasted no time showing their dominance over the Chargers (0-2), rolling up a 15-0 lead on two Damien Berry rushing touchdowns less than two minutes into the game.
Glades Central, which recorded its second consecutive shutout, started every drive except one in Suncoast territory, returned two interceptions for touchdowns, recovered a fumble in the end zone, allowed the Chargers across midfield just once and didn't allow a first down in the second half.
Tavarris Mottley and Semori Novembre each scored on interception returns for the Raiders, who racked up four touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 50-0 lead at halftime.
Travis Benjamin, Deonte Thompson, Deandre Holley, Deion Jackson, Taraus McKinney and Lorenzo Greenwich also scored touchdowns for the Raiders. Vicente Escebedo made all eight of his extra-point attempts.
Glades Central 70, Suncoast 0: Raiders strike early, often in blowout
By Mike May
Special to the Palm Beach Post
Saturday, September 16, 2006
BELLE GLADE ? Glades Central lost two fumbles and turned the ball over on downs once. Those were about the only highlights for Suncoast.
The Raiders (2-1) wasted no time showing their dominance over the Chargers (0-2), rolling up a 15-0 lead on two Damien Berry rushing touchdowns less than two minutes into the game.
Glades Central, which recorded its second consecutive shutout, started every drive except one in Suncoast territory, returned two interceptions for touchdowns, recovered a fumble in the end zone, allowed the Chargers across midfield just once and didn't allow a first down in the second half.
Tavarris Mottley and Semori Novembre each scored on interception returns for the Raiders, who racked up four touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 50-0 lead at halftime.
Travis Benjamin, Deonte Thompson, Deandre Holley, Deion Jackson, Taraus McKinney and Lorenzo Greenwich also scored touchdowns for the Raiders. Vicente Escebedo made all eight of his extra-point attempts.
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[FONT=Verdana,Arial, Helvetica][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Raiders roll over Chargers[/FONT]
-- John Vanderlinder
Special Correspondent
Posted September 16 2006
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[FONT=Verdana,Arial, Helvetica] Glades Central, ranked No. 2 in the state in 3A, dominated Suncoast 70-0 in its home opener. The Raiders (2-1) controlled field position early and often, and, utilizing the short field, scored 10 touchdowns.
Three running backs combined for five touchdowns, two receivers scored and the defense chipped in with three touchdowns.
[/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Arial, Helvetica]Only 1:20 into the game, Suncoast had turned the ball over twice, each resulting in a Damien Berry rushing touchdown.
Senior quarterback Bryan Mann connected with wide receivers Deonte Thompson and Travis Benjamin for scoring strikes of 15 and 17 yards.
Glades Central's defense earned its second consecutive shutout, keeping Suncoast to 46 yards and four first downs.
The Raiders' average starting field position was on the Chargers' 25-yard line, imitating a red-zone drill against a practice squad.
Glades Central seemed to score every time it touched the ball, and if not for Mann's two fumbles inside the 5 and the second-half running clock, the score would've been more lopsided.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana,Arial, Helvetica][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Raiders roll over Chargers[/FONT]
-- John Vanderlinder
Special Correspondent
Posted September 16 2006
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[FONT=Verdana,Arial, Helvetica] Glades Central, ranked No. 2 in the state in 3A, dominated Suncoast 70-0 in its home opener. The Raiders (2-1) controlled field position early and often, and, utilizing the short field, scored 10 touchdowns.
Three running backs combined for five touchdowns, two receivers scored and the defense chipped in with three touchdowns.
[/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Arial, Helvetica]Only 1:20 into the game, Suncoast had turned the ball over twice, each resulting in a Damien Berry rushing touchdown.
Senior quarterback Bryan Mann connected with wide receivers Deonte Thompson and Travis Benjamin for scoring strikes of 15 and 17 yards.
Glades Central's defense earned its second consecutive shutout, keeping Suncoast to 46 yards and four first downs.
The Raiders' average starting field position was on the Chargers' 25-yard line, imitating a red-zone drill against a practice squad.
Glades Central seemed to score every time it touched the ball, and if not for Mann's two fumbles inside the 5 and the second-half running clock, the score would've been more lopsided.[/FONT]
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9/19
Deonte says that he is setting up visits to USC, tOSU, and LSU for sure. It was also announced that Deonte has been selected to participate in the US Army All-American game.
9/19
Deonte says that he is setting up visits to USC, tOSU, and LSU for sure. It was also announced that Deonte has been selected to participate in the US Army All-American game.
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Coach Willie Snead pulled out the motivational tactics, as Glades Central alum and NFL rookie wide receiver Santonio Holmes addressed the team on Senior Night.
"They have to learn how to deal with adversity and make the right decisions," the Pittsburgh Steelers rookie receiver said.
Senior wide receiver Deonte Thompson was pulled early in the first quarter with a sprained right foot.
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"They have to learn how to deal with adversity and make the right decisions," the Pittsburgh Steelers rookie receiver said.
Senior wide receiver Deonte Thompson was pulled early in the first quarter with a sprained right foot.
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