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Kansas City DB Tyrann Mathieu Talks About Winning The Super Bowl

8/28/2020

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New Orleans native Tyrann Mathieu is coming off of a magical season winning a super bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs in his seventh season. Mathieu was looked at as the heart & soul of that Chiefs defense finishing the year with 75 tackles, 2 sacks, and 4 INTs. 

The St. Augustine alum was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the third round of the 2013 draft where he spent five seasons. He then spent one year with the Houston Texans in 2018 before signing with the Chiefs last off-season. 
Mathieu, nicknamed “The Honey Badger” and “The Landlord” has been a fan favorite everywhere he has been, large part because of the adversity he has had to overcome & his infectious personality. 

Mathieu & his longtime coach/mentor Del-Lee Collins took the time out to do a zoom interview with G-Sportz to discuss winning the super bowl, overcoming adversity, being overlooked coming out of high school & much more. 
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Louisiana Native Camryn Carter Blowing Up On The Recruiting Trail

8/26/2020

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Former East Ascension point guard Camryn Carter has had quite the off-season picking up offers from Virginia Tech, Mississippi St, Ole Miss, Georgetown, Tulane, Coastal Carolina, & Southern. 

​Carter only had offers from Xavier(LA) & Southeastern before the summer, but after some outstanding showing with New Orleans Elite on the AAU circuit, Carter has emerged has the top point guard in the state. 
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The 6-2 point guard averaged 22.1 points and 4.1 assists per contest this past season for the Spartans. Carter has become a hot commodity over the last few months and confirmed to G-Sportz that he’ll be transferring to Putnam Academy Prep School in Connecticut for his senior year. 

​Carter took the time out to do a zoom interview with G-Sportz to discuss his success this off-season during AAU, his recruiting process & much more. 
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U-High’s 4-Star ATH Jardin Gilbert : Discusses His Top 5 Schools, His Passion Behind The BLM Movement, Giving Up Basketball

8/18/2020

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Jardin Gilbert is ranked the No. 9 safety in the country & the No. 10 overall prospect in Louisiana according to 247Sports. 

On Aug 2, Gilbert announced his top five schools via twitter that included Alabama, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Mississippi St, & Southern. Many were surprised that Gilbert included an HBCU school in his top five, but he expressed that it wasn’t a publicity stunt & he’s really considering Southern to take his talents to. 

The 6’1, 175 pound prospect has played WR & DB for U-High the last two years. A lot of schools have been recruiting Gilbert for receiver, but he has let it be known that he wants to play safety in college. 

The 4-Star prospect took the time out & did a zoom interview with G-Sportz discussing why he put Southern in his top five, a timeline when he wants to be committed by, his passion behind the Black Lives Movement & much more.
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G-Sportz’s Top Performers At HoopFest Tournament In Jackson, MS

8/14/2020

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New Orleans Elite combo guard : Camryn Carter C/O 2021 - Carter played like the best player in the gym at the HoopFest tournament. His feel for the game playing with good pace, good vision, shooting it well off the dribble, & competing on the defensive end was very impressive. And I love the confidence & swag this kid plays with on the court. Carter has offers Virginia Tech, Mississippi St, Ole Miss, Tulane, Southern, Southeastern & Xavier(LA).
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Liv-On point guard : Carlos Stewart C/O 2021 - Stewart was terrific on both ends of the floor proving why he’s a legitimate D1 kid. He scored it at all 3 levels at a high rate & his athleticism continues to get better & better. When it comes to toughness, I consider him the toughest guard in the state. Stewart is currently committed to Santa Clara.
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Liv-On guard : Keon Coleman C/O 2021 - Coleman is an athletic freak to say the least. He literally made the HoopFest tournament his own dunk contest & his energy was infectious amongst his team. His God given ability is really imposing & he showed it this past weekend. Coleman is currently committed to Kansas for basketball & football. ​
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Liv-On forward : Solomon Washington C/O 2022 - Washington’s motor & energy was hands down the best in the gym. This kid does things that impacts the game that might not show up on the stat sheet. He competes at a high level on both ends of the floor & his athleticism is incredible. He looked leaner than he did during his high school season & showed that he can play on the wing as well. ​Has offers from Tulane, ULL, & Southern.
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Louisiana Elite guard : Jonquarius McGhee C/O 2021 - A lot of people didn’t know about this kid before the HoopFest tournament, but he definitely made a case for himself on why he should be considered 1 of the best guards in the state. Showed that he can play the point or off the ball at a high level. He got into the lane at will scoring the ball & showed excellent vision finding his teammates for open shots. His on ball defense was superior & he was definitely 1 of the best athletes in the gym. ​Has 1 offer from Nicholls St.
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​Liv-On guard : Fred Payne C/O 2023 -
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​Liv-On guard : Dorian Finister C/O 2022 -
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New Orleans Elite guard : Jamond Vincent C/O 2021 - ​
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Louisiana Elite forward : Will Allen C/O 2021 -
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Liv-On guard : Alex Hammond C/O 2022

​Louisiana Elite guard : Kendrick Delahoussaye C/O 2021 -
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Liv-On forward : Kyran Ratliff C/O 2022 - 
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Liv-On guard : Derick Tezeno C/O 2021 -
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New Orleans Elite guard : Claudell Harris C/O 2021 - 
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Runaway Jets guard : Gage Larvadain C/O 2021 - ​
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Liv-On guard : Alexzaye Johnson C/O 2022
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Louisiana Elite guard : J.P Ricks C/O 2022

New Orleans Elite forward : Christopher Flippin C/O 2021 


​Louisiana Elite guard : Desmond Perkins C/O 2022 

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Virginia TE Coach Ricky Brumfield & Director Of Communications Jordan Arcement Talks About Recruiting Louisiana, Playing In The Orange Bowl, Getting The Cavaliers To The Top Of The ACC

8/11/2020

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New Orleans native Ricky Brumfield is going into his third season at Virginia after joining Bronco Mendenhall’s staff in January of 2018 as the program’s special teams coordinator. In July of 2020, Mendenhall announced that Brumfield would also serve as the tight ends coach.
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Brumfield, who enters his 20th season as a collegiate coach in 2020. He started his coaching journey in 2001 at Union College where he was the special teams coordinator & WRs coach. In 2004 he moved on to Fairmont St where he would spend six seasons before going to Nicholls St in 2011. His next two stops would be to Western Kentucky & then to the University of Texas-San Antonio where he would coach under the legendary Frank Wilson. 

​The Thibodaux native Jordan Arcement is going into his third season at Virginia on the player personnel side as the director of communications for the team. 
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Arcement started his coaching journey coaching WRs at his alma mater E.D White High School for two seasons & then at Ellender High School for three seasons before coming to Virginia. 

​He was also known for training many of the top receivers in his area that went on to sign scholarships at division one schools. Ja’Khi Douglas (Florida St), Davontavean Martin (Washington St), Kyren Lacy (University of Louisiana-Lafayette) are some notables that Arcement trained in Bayou area. 

Ricky Brumfield & Jordan Arcement has played a huge role into why Virginia has landed six Louisiana kids the last two years. But they are no where near done yet & have plans to keep the pipeline from Louisiana to Virginia an ongoing trend for years to come. 

​Brumfield & Arcement sat down to do a zoom interview with G-Sportz to talk about recruiting Louisiana, their experience going against Florida in the Orange Bowl this past season, getting the Cavaliers to the top of the ACC, & more. 


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Virginia TE Coach Ricky Brumfield & Director Of Communications Jordan Arcement
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Florida St. RB Coach Dave Johnson Talks About Getting The Seminoles Back To Prominence, His Relationship With Leonard Fournette & Tyran Mathieu, Recruiting Louisiana Kids

8/1/2020

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David Johnson was named Florida State’s running backs coach and recruiting coordinator back in January after leaving the University of Tennessee. Johnson, who has spent the last two seasons at Tennessee, gets a chance to reunite with Dave Norvell after being the wide receivers coach on his Memphis staff in 2016 and 2017. 

Before Memphis, Johnson spent four seasons on the Tulane staff as the running backs & Tight Ends coach under head coach Curtis Johnson. 

Johnson got his first college coaching job at Millsaps College (Division III) back in 2005 where he spent three seasons at. 

But it was in 1998 when Johnson started his coaching journey as offensive coordinator at his alma mater John F. Kennedy High School. He then joined the staff as the receivers coach at O. Perry Walker High School with McNeese St. head coach Frank Wilson & UL Ragin’ Cajun RB coach Jabbar Juluke. 

Johnson coached Craig Davis, a first round pick by the San Diego Chargers in the 2007 draft along with Mike Wallace, who was drafted in the third round by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2009 draft. 

In 2009, Johnson was hired at St. Augustine as head coach where he coached Tyran Mathieu & Leonard Fournette. 

Johnson graduated from Nicholls St. & played receiver for the Colonels from 1991-1995. He was a two-time all-conference player his time there. 

​Coach Johnson did a zoom interview with G-Sportz about getting Florida St. back to prominence, his relationship with his former players Tyran Mathieu & Leonard Fournette, and so much more. 
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