Last year South Dade Buccaneers had one of the toughest defenses in the state. The Bucs only gave up an average of 10 points per game despite playing one of the toughest schedules in the state. One of the biggest reasons for their success was the surprising play of rising senior defensive end Ed Stinson.

Jacksonville Wolfson's junior linebacker Eric Watts may not be one of the most known players in the state of Florida, but make no mistake he is one of the best players. With defensive back speed and defensive lineman strength and attitude, Watts is a heat seeking missile when he’s on the field ready to destroy any target in his path.

Florida Prospects continues its countdown of the top 100 players in the state of Florida. Today we release our four star players for the class of 2009.

With spring football just around the corner. Florida Prospects will begin to release our top 100 Players for the class of 2009. Today we release our final set of Five Star Players for the Class of 2009

One of the best seniors not yet signed is Winter Park's Offensive Lineman Corey Miller. Here is exclusive video of Miller in action.

The football tradition at Jacksonville Raines high school includes many top players. That list includes great players like Brian Dawkins and Lito Sheppard of the Philadelphia Eagles, Jabbar Gaffney of the New England Patriots and former first round pick Rod Gardner. The next player looking to cement his name in Vikings history is rising senior wide receiver Javon Perdue.

With spring football just around the corner. Florida Prospects will begin to release our top 100 Players for the class of 2009. Today we release our first set of Five Star Players for the Class of 2009.

With the 2007 season at an end, Florida Prospects takes a quick look into the future with the Offensive Junior Studs for the class of 2009

The First Coast Buccaneers (10-2) put on a show in a class 4A showdown against a very good Tallahassee Lincoln (10-2) team to advance 42-15 to the regional finals next week. The Bucs clicked on all cylinders as they ran around, through, and over the Trojans.

Over the next couple of weeks, Florida Prospects will be talking to different players around the state about their playoff hopes and admirations of making to the state finals in December. Each week we will bring you coverage on specific players as they lead their respective teams into battle with hopes of winning a championship in their classification. This week we caught up with Jermaine Thomas of Jacksonville First Coast High school.

Over the next couple of weeks, Florida Prospects will be talking to different players around the state about their playoff hopes and admirations of making to the state finals in December. Each week we will bring you coverage on specific players as they lead their respective teams into battle with hopes of winning a championship in their classification. This week we caught up with Antonio Miles of Lake Brantley High school.

This year’s version of the Muck Bowl took on a very familiar theme. Both teams entered the game undefeated and ranked number one in their perspective classes and both teams were coming off of state championships with high expectations of winning another one. But on this night none of that mattered. This is the Muck Bowl, a game that you can throw out the records and watch some of the top players in the nation play for bragging rights.

With the season in full swing here is the top 25 of the state for week two.

Well this was the kind of game that you could really play tug-a-war with. Both teams coming off strong week 1 victories as they both still remained two of the top 10 teams in Class 5A with Lake Gibson 3rd and Mainland 7th.

Jacksonville Terry Parker athlete A.J. Jenkins is one of the fastest rising prospects in the state of Florida. Florida Prospects caught up with the speedy senior from the Braves to discuss his opening week success and talk about the recent rumors about how firm his commitment to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Armwood avenge last year's lost to Tampa Plant with a 26-7 victory. Here is exclusive photos of the game.

Orlando Edgewater showed that they are still the King of Orlando Football defeating the Panthers 21-14. Here is exclusive pictures of the game.

In a classic rivalry game, the Fletcher Senators and Sandalwood Saints didn’t disappoint when it comes to playing each other in a battle for the beaches. Last night's contest came right down to the wire as it took overtime to decide who would have bragging for the whole year.

With the first week of football ready to start, Florida Prospects releases our first top 25 poll for the football year.

Michael Holloway is Florida Prospects Director of Football. He has played football on every level and is one of the top scouting minds in the state. Every Thursday, Michael Holloway answers questions from fans around the state. Send all of your questions to askcoachmike@floridaprospects.com

On Saturday August 25, Jacksonville First Coast High School went to South Carolina and came away with a thrilling 26-23 victory. Here is exclusive photos from the game.

On Saturday August 25, First Coast High School defeated Berkeley High in front of a national televised game. Florida Prospects Football Analyst Michael Holloway got a chance to sit down and chat with First Coast star running back Jermaine Thomas about his performance at Berkeley and his expectations against his next week opponent.

Miami Booker T. Washington dominated nationally ranked Summerville High School and prove to the rest of the state that they are one of the top teams in the nation. Here is exclusive photos from the game.

Jacksonville First Coast Running Back Jermaine Thomas came into the game against Berkeley High School looking for respect. Thomas is one of the three players from First Coast High school who is committed to Florida State University. Of the players, Thomas is the most unheralded of the trio. After Saturday’s night performance against South Carolina Berkeley High School, respect is something he will not have to worry about anymore.

Miami Booker T. Washington entered Saturday’s contest against nationally ranked Summerville High School with the eyes of all Dade County on them. Yes they were expected to be good this year with many returning starters from last year’s semifinals team, but no one knew exactly how good the Tornadoes were. After a convincing 36-3 victory, Washington served notice to the rest of the state that they are for real and ready to take on the state.