Anyone nationwide questioning why Miami, Florida State and Florida are so concerned with locking down the Sunshine State (especially the Tri-City area) and keeping local kids home, look no further than what went down in Orlando this weekend.
The Bulls won their 30th consecutive game, breaking the Miami-Dade County record for the longest winning streak – previously held by Southridge and Carol City. They became the third team in Dade history to win back-to-back state titles since 1963 and if (when) Northwestern is voted national champions, it’ll be the first Dade has seen since Coral Gables in 1969.
Future Cane defensive tackle Marcus Forston was named game MVP.
Another high school football season and another set of Sunshine State champions all from the Tri-City area. South Florida was well represented this past weekend and now that the celebrating is over, it’s time to see where these talented kids wind up next year. Several on track to bring their skills over to The U.
Let’s hope that come February, we see a lot of these champs in the orange and green.
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