Records about to be set?

[youngbuck]

Cecere has become FH all time passer, where else are records getting rewritten?

[MrAnonymous]

Caldwell and Tutino are breaking all kinds of records at LV, but Tutino has a chance to break a PIAA record this season. He currently sits at 51 career receiving TDs. According to the PIAA database the current record is 54 by Kevin Gulyas who played at Allentown Central Catholic from 08-11 . Not sure how often that is updated or how accurate it is, but pretty impressive. He should also surpass 200 career receptions and come close to 4,000 career receiving yards. Gulyas is first for receiving yards with 4,201, which will be very hard to beat, but he’ll sit at #2 with only a couple hundred more yards.

[12HankQB]

Yes, very impressive. I go by that database because idk where else to go. Praying those boys can stay healthy to finish out this ride.

As I said before, Brady Fyfe is looking to make the list. He's past Pryor on the total offense list. He's up to 9,333 yards, incredible stuff. Excited to see how far he can carry this Shade team.

[MrAnonymous]

Wow, that is very impressive!

[BlueYonder]

It's looking more and more like Shade and LV will face each other in Week 10.

[youngbuck]

the problem is this really should be played at a neutral site as neither school will be big enough to handle all those who would like to attend this game

[youngbuck]

Interesting that Tutino does not have a single offer yet, any word on offers for Brady Fyfe.

[MrAnonymous]

It is very interesting. He was being recruited by a number of larger D1 programs since his sophomore season, but none pulled the trigger on him. I don’t think D1 AA schools typically give out early offers so I would expect he will get some during the season. I’ve talked to a number of people about this and they all say that it’s definitely not his grades or any issues like that. I’ve personally seen him compete at a number of larger D1 invite only camps and he does extremely well. He was the best player on the field at Pitt’s recruiting camp this past summer and clocked a 4.5 forty so my only guess would be his size...5’10 and slightly under 170...Not your prototypical D1 wide out as far as size goes.

[Manfred]

I think of pro's like Hines Ward, Wes Welker, Julian Edelman. Overlooked by some, turned into outstanding pro's.

[CoffinCorner]

It is very interesting. He was being recruited by a number of larger D1 programs since his sophomore season, but none pulled the trigger on him. I don’t think D1 AA schools typically give out early offers so I would expect he will get some during the season. I’ve talked to a number of people about this and they all say that it’s definitely not his grades or any issues like that. I’ve personally seen him compete at a number of larger D1 invite only camps and he does extremely well. He was the best player on the field at Pitt’s recruiting camp this past summer and clocked a 4.5 forty so my only guess would be his size...5’10 and slightly under 170...Not your prototypical D1 wide out as far as size goes.

If he was the best player at Pitts camp he would be already offered.  His level of competition will hold him back from playing D1.  Has he ever lined up against anyone who will play defensive back on the next level?   He might have better numbers but is he any better than Jackson Daughtery was last year or Alex Hoenstine from two years ago.