Man this young man flies to the ball and hits like a ton of bricks. May be best LB recruit I have seen this year.
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You guys obviously didn’t know the man. Yes, he may of had a drinking problem but
he was very proud to be the Spider Head Coach, and worked hard. He’s a good man,
that had a problem with alcohol.
I spoke with him a few months ago, he has nothing but praise for the University of Richmond.
https://www.ncsasports.org/football...enice/venice-senior-high-school1/marlem-louis
6-3 225 DL Venice,FL. Venice HS
Semifinalist Class 7A 2018,Class 7A Champs 2017
http://www.maxpreps.com/high-schools/venice-indians-(venice,fl)/football/schedule.htm
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Tommy Peacock was a UR running back in the early 1960s.
His son,John Peacock,is the very successful football head coach of the the Venice Indians,Venice,FL.
His son,John Peacock,is the very successful football head coach of the the Venice Indians,Venice,FL.
Great size and on film he looks like once he gets his hands on you, you are not going anywhere. Looks a little slow but
very strong legs for driving the defender off the line.
6-0,220 MLB St Peter’s NJ
http://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/damani-falconer/CGR-8eAKEeW-8KA2nzwbTA/default.htm
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Collegiate’s Nigel Williams taking off at QB
Collegiate’s Nigel Williams, a 6-1, 185-pound junior, passed for 220 yards and five touchdowns in a victory over Fork Union two weeks ago. Williams has thrown for almost 1,200 total yards for the Cougars this season.
Dan Currier
When he looks to pass, Collegiate quarterback Nigel Williams has tall targets: 6-5 Ayinde Budd, 6-4 K.J. Rodgers and 6-3 Trey Boll.
“I think we’re a tough team to cover,” Collegiate coach Mark Palyo said.
Two weeks ago, Williams threw for 240 yards and five touchdowns in a 52-22 victory over Fork Union. He also ran for a TD. He threw for 217 yards and three TDs and ran for 91 yards in a 36-35 loss to Norfolk Academy last week.
He’s thrown for almost 1,200 yards as the Cougars (3-5) square off with St. Christopher’s (5-3) this week in a rivalry game with productive passing attacks.
Saints quarterback Patrick Routsis has thrown for more than 1,600 yards. Receivers Will Hayes (nine TDs) and Will Tazewell (two TDs) have combined for 52 catches and 597 and 410 yards, respectively. Hayes is 5-11. Tazewell is 6-4.
Williams, a 6-1, 185-pound junior, spent the past two seasons as a starting cornerback and backup quarterback. Palyo said Williams has become “more comfortable as the season’s progressed, and as the team has gained more experience.”
“We were pretty young up front [five new starters, three of whom are on the varsity for the first time],” he said. “Those guys needed to get some reps under their belt.”
Collegiate has scored 35, 52 and 35 points in its past three games but has gone1-2.
Palyo said Williams, a dual threat as a quarterback, is a college prospect in football and baseball. He’s been to camps at ACC schools.
“I know schools like him,” Palyo said. “I’m not sure [what position] just yet because he’s never been a starting quarterback. I know he’s a very good defensive back.
“He’s good on a zone read [as a quarterback], able to use his legs and read with the football according to what he sees. And he’s capable of sitting in the pocket, and if it breaks down, to take off. … I think he spins a really good ball.”
- BY TIM PEARRELL | Richmond Times-Dispatch
- Oct 31, 2018
Collegiate’s Nigel Williams, a 6-1, 185-pound junior, passed for 220 yards and five touchdowns in a victory over Fork Union two weeks ago. Williams has thrown for almost 1,200 total yards for the Cougars this season.
Dan Currier
When he looks to pass, Collegiate quarterback Nigel Williams has tall targets: 6-5 Ayinde Budd, 6-4 K.J. Rodgers and 6-3 Trey Boll.
“I think we’re a tough team to cover,” Collegiate coach Mark Palyo said.
Two weeks ago, Williams threw for 240 yards and five touchdowns in a 52-22 victory over Fork Union. He also ran for a TD. He threw for 217 yards and three TDs and ran for 91 yards in a 36-35 loss to Norfolk Academy last week.
He’s thrown for almost 1,200 yards as the Cougars (3-5) square off with St. Christopher’s (5-3) this week in a rivalry game with productive passing attacks.
Saints quarterback Patrick Routsis has thrown for more than 1,600 yards. Receivers Will Hayes (nine TDs) and Will Tazewell (two TDs) have combined for 52 catches and 597 and 410 yards, respectively. Hayes is 5-11. Tazewell is 6-4.
Williams, a 6-1, 185-pound junior, spent the past two seasons as a starting cornerback and backup quarterback. Palyo said Williams has become “more comfortable as the season’s progressed, and as the team has gained more experience.”
“We were pretty young up front [five new starters, three of whom are on the varsity for the first time],” he said. “Those guys needed to get some reps under their belt.”
Collegiate has scored 35, 52 and 35 points in its past three games but has gone1-2.
Palyo said Williams, a dual threat as a quarterback, is a college prospect in football and baseball. He’s been to camps at ACC schools.
“I know schools like him,” Palyo said. “I’m not sure [what position] just yet because he’s never been a starting quarterback. I know he’s a very good defensive back.
“He’s good on a zone read [as a quarterback], able to use his legs and read with the football according to what he sees. And he’s capable of sitting in the pocket, and if it breaks down, to take off. … I think he spins a really good ball.”
https://247sports.com/college/richmond/Article/QA-With-2020-QB-Connor-Katz-130646436/
Connor Katz mentions visit to Richmond midway down the Q&A.
Connor Katz mentions visit to Richmond midway down the Q&A.
