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NevadaPrepReport.com - 2008 Sunrise Southeast Preview
3. Green Valley
The Gators haven't been an elite team in a while but they are a general shoe-in for the playoffs each year. This season they return a very solid nucleus of players led by quarterback
Nick Libonati with many questing to get to the next level. This has the potential to be a big year for the Gators if everything comes together.
For Libonati, he had a solid season last year without making a big splash but also not falling on his face. He is a player with good speed and can put the ball in the right spot for his receivers. This year he has spent a lot of time on the road camping and the experience should pay off with his good set of receivers.
WR
Kyle Larimer is a player that should be able to put it together as a senior. He is a legit speedster with solid hands that need a big year to get on the map. The team's out of conference schedule is challenging but it will be a good test. 6-foot-3
Jordan Miller is expected to give him a nice complement to prevent a lot of double team for what should be a good passing attack.
The player that is most anticipated is running back
Quincy Bagsby. He is a player with good size and speed that has had a good off-season. With the running style of a big back and good power, Bagsby needs to have a good year to keep teams honest as he tries to replace last year's regular season leading 4A rusher
Frank Satterfield.
Along the lines, Green Valley is one of the teams that didn't take much of a hit.
Brigham Tauteoli,
Brett Rather and
Evan Polott return as stars on the front line that has experience working as a group. They should be very effective creating some running room and keeping opposing teams out of Libonati's face this season.
Defensively, all but Libonati will be expected to play a role in what stacks up to be an athletic group. Bagsby and Rather will be keys versus the run as well as lineman
Derrick Garrett. As a group, they have the ability to fly to the ball and were surprisingly more physical than expected at the UNLV camp.
Overall, this team has some potential. If the passing game step it up, the running room will be there for Bagsby and this team could be going into the middle of the season undefeated before they face off with Liberty, Silverado and Del Sol. With the hard work put in this summer, this team is ready to impress but they have a tough schedule ahead.
