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- PC's Peppers sets commitment date
- PC's Bushell-Beatty chooses Michigan
- Power source: Gym becomes new hot spot
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NFF honors Long Island scholar athletes
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NJSIAA could change football playoffs format
- Section 1 re-releases football schedules
- Levy: What should I do now that I've signed?
- PC's Watson commits to Bryant University
- Bosco's Gross chooses Rutgers football
- MSG Varsity names 25-player All Metro team
- Higgins, Robinson are rare triple-threats
- Signing Day roundup: Badyna's Super choice
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PC's Peppers sets commitment date
Paramus Catholic's Jabrill Peppers, the MSG Varsity All-Metro Player of the Year, set his commitment date for May 26.
PC's Bushell-Beatty chooses Michigan
Offensive lineman Juwann Bushell-Beatty, one of the key players during the Paladins' title run in 2012, committed to Michigan on Monday.
Power source: Gym becomes new hot spot
Total Nunziato Training in Elmwood Park has become North Jersey’s newest hot spot for high school athletes looking to train.
NFF honors Long Island scholar athletes
Leonard Genova saluted Long Island's scholar-athletes Sunday at the National Football Foundation's annual awards ceremonies.
NJSIAA could change football playoffs format
There's still a long way to go before public schools are able to play down to single group champions in football. But it's a possibility now.
Section 1 re-releases football schedules
The football season in Section 1 is six months away and the preseason scheduling rankings are finally out
Levy: What should I do now that I've signed?
MSG Varsity recruiting expert Steve Levy offers golden advice for student-athletes who just signed their National Letters of Intent.
PC's Watson commits to Bryant University
Paramus Catholic defensive star Marquise Watson, selected to the All-Metro First Team, verbally committed to Bryant University on Tuesday.
