Every Monday Florida Prospects Analyst Robert Sumpter will give you a tour around the state in his weekly Monday Morning Quarterback column. Here is what happen during week two.

Last year, John Brantley led Ocala Trinity Catholic to an undefeated season and the school’s first ever state championship with a victory over Pahokee. Now regarded as one of the best quarterbacks in the nation, Brantley is on a mission to prove that his team as well as his self deserves the respect as being one of the best in the state.

Every Wednesday during the football year, Florida Prospects will showcase an athlete who may not be known throughout the state, but could easily be a Division One athlete. Today we showcase Belle Glades Central defensive lineman/linebacker Semori Novembre.

Every Monday Florida Prospects Analyst Robert Sumpter will give you a tour around the state in his weekly Monday Morning Quarterback column. Here is what happen during week one

To beat the number four team in the nation at their home field, you need to capitalize on your opponents mistakes and limit the mistakes you make. Unfortunately, neither happen for Belle Glades Central as they fell to Duncan Byrnes High School of South Carolina 27-15.

Orlando Jones star defensive lineman Jerry Howard has played a major role in the recent resurgence to the Tigers football program. Last year he helped the Tigers finish with their first winning season in 11 years. He also led the Tigers to a victory over cross town rival Orlando Evans high school for the first time in 21 years.

On Friday August 18, the Celtics of Ocala Trinity Catholic began the 2006 football year like they ended it, with a win. Playing in front of a crowd of about 500 fans, the Celtics defeated the Madison County Cowboys 28-18 in the Fall Jamboree to start their first step of their journey to repeat as 2B state champions.

Every Wednesday, during the football year, Florida Prospects will highlight an athlete who may not be known throughout the state but could easily be a Division One prospect. This week we showcase defensive back Brian Valdez.

Last year, Hollywood Chaminade Madonna finished as one of the best teams in the sate as they returned to championship form as they won the 2A state title defeating South Sumter in the championship game. This year Chaminade-Madonna looks to continues its dominance as they return the majority of their players from last year team. One player looking to help Chaminade repeat as state champions is star athlete Kamar Aiken.

Last year St. Augustine Nease High School had the eyes of the entire state on them as they played every game. With everybody’s All-American Tim Tebow at quarterback, their offense rolled through the season scoring at will in virtually every game. With all the attention given to the offense, it was the defense of Nease’s that helped secure the team’s first state title. With Tebow gone, Nease will depend heavily on their defense again if they plan on making a return trip to the state finals. One player the Panthers will depend on to have a great year will be All State cornerback Mario Butler. This is a premium story that you are reading for free. Join Florida Prospects today and see why we are the best source for high school sports.

After leading his team to a third consecutive final four appearance and winning numerous awards including Florida Prospects Boys Basketball Player of the Year and Mr. Basketball for the state of Florida, Lake Howell star guard Nick Calathes had all eyes on him heading into the summer. Recently, Calathes had an opportunity to play for the United States Basketball team in Europe where he helped to lead the team to victory and earned a spot on the All Tournament Team. Florida Prospects Basketball Analyst Robert Sumpter recently caught up with Calathes to talk about his experience and discuss his future plans.

Tallahassee Lincoln football program has been one of the best programs in the nation over the past ten years. Over that span, Lincoln has won two state titles and had over 50 kids to receive college scholarships to play football. This year, the Trojan program is as strong as ever. With the majority of their starters returning from last year, which includes at least five players who will receive offers from major Division One schools. One Trojan who has received many offers is star athlete Brandon Paul.

The football class of 2007 in the state of Florida has been dubbed as the year of the running backs. With at least three running backs expected to be ranked amongst the top 100 overall players in the nation, and several other players getting recruited by major Division One colleges the state boasts its best running back in recent history. One player who will lead the challenge for the best running back in the state is Panama City Mosley’s Enrique Davis.

The football class of 2007 in the state of Florida has been dubbed as the year of the running backs. With at least three running backs expected to be ranked amongst the top 100 overall players in the nation, and several other players getting recruited by major Division One colleges the state boasts its best running back in recent history. One player who will lead the challenge for the best running back in the state is Panama City Mosley’s Enrique Davis.

Belle Glades Central showed why they are considered as one of the best team in the state of Florida last night as they defeated Daytona Beach Mainland 36-0 in the Spring Jamboree football game.

Jacksonville Bolles quarterback Randy Hardin knows a little bit about the quarterback position. With three brothers playing quarterback before him and a hall of fame high school football coach as a dad, it’s no wonder that Jacksonville Bolles legendary coach recently said that Hardin may be the best quarterback to ever come and play at his school.

Every year the state of Florida have many athletes that go under the radar when it comes to getting noticed in the state. Florida Prospects prides ourselves by finding the athletes and showcasing their ability throughout the state. Recently, Florida Prospects Analyst Robert Sumpter, got a chance to speak with Mikki Clayton, a talented point guard from Tallahassee North Florida Christian to discuss the upcoming season her goals and what colleges she might be interested in.

Over the past five years, Jacksonville Andrew Jackson High School has built their football program to one of the best programs in North Florida. With many Division One athletes each year, the Tigers are a steady fixture in the playoffs each year. This year is no different as the Tigers once again have a quality team that can make some noise come playoff time. One player who will be leading the playoff hopes for the Tigers for the 2006 season is running back Troy Pollard.

Hustle, Heart, Determination, and Leader. These are some of the words that come up with you discuss Rockledge basketball player Justin Beyer. The hard working guard is the type of player that gives 100 percent every time he is on the court.

After a stellar high school career in which Jacksonville Raines Guard Derwin Kitchen, led his high school to two state titles, Kitchen is finally ready to take his game to the next level. After sitting out this past year getting his academics in order, he is fully qualified, and has made a decision on which college he will be attending.

Every year the state of Florida have many athletes that go under the radar when it comes to getting noticed in the state. Florida Prospects prides ourselves by finding the athletes and showcasing their ability throughout the state. Recently, Florida Prospects Football Analyst Michael Holloway, got a chance to speak with Jojuan Mathis, a talented Center from Jacksonville Andrew Jackson High School to discuss the upcoming season his goals and what colleges he might be attending.

Pure excitement! That’s the phrase most people think about when you talk about Belle Glades Central’s star wide receiver Deonte Thompson. Nicknamed “Quick Six”, Thompson is one of those rare players that make you watch an entire game because you know that at any point he can make a big play that makes you shake your head and say wow!

After years of losing, Orlando Jones High School may have turned the corner with their football program. With a 7-4 record, Jones had their first winning season in over five years. One of the keys to there resurgence was the play of their defense which held seven opponents to under 14 points last year. For Jones to continue its winning ways, their defense must be dominant again. Leading the way for the defense will be OLB/DE Jay Howard.

Last year when you thought about quarterbacks in Florida only one name came to mind. Tim Tebow. With state records in yards, touchdowns and total offense, Tebow clearly established himself as the best quarterback in the state for 2005. This year the state is loaded again with exciting quarterbacks. One quarterback that will be turning many heads with his play on the field is Lake Howell’s Taylor Beasley.

Sarasota Booker made school history in boys football last year as there team made it to the state championship game for the first time. Although they came up short losing to St. Augustine High in the state finals, the Tornadoes are determined more than ever to return to the finals and bring home a state championship. One player who will be leading the charge is super athlete John Jones Jr..