International Federation of American Football players are developing at rapid pace.
The World is catching up and catching on. At least when it concerns American football.
Tevaun Smith was MVP for the World
Team in last year's game, a 21-14
win for the USA. He's committed
to Iowa.
Photo courtesy of USA Football
That would be the deduction while examining the roster of the World team which takes on the USA under-19 national team in the third
International Bowl on National Signing Day in Austin, Texas.
The game will be televised 6 p.m. (EST) on CBS Sports Network Wednesday from the Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex.
At last year's Signing Day breakfast, only two World Team players signed
letters of intent. On Wednesday, seven plan to sign.
The World Team, short for the International Federation of American
Football squad, has players and coaches from 19 countries and speak 14
languages.
Counting the football team, coaches and IFAF
development team (about 140 people), the squad traveled 472,408 miles to
get to Austin or about 19 times around the earth.
Those who will sign letters of intent:
DE Eli Ankou (6-3, 257)From: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Verbal commitment to:
UCLA DL Faith Ekakatie (6-3, 285)From: Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
To:
Iowa.
OL Adam Gotsis (6-5, 288)From: Abbotsford, Australia
To:
Georgia Tech
LB Rommel Mageo (6-2, 220)From: Pago Pago, American Samoa
To:
Oregon StateLB Chris Mulumba (6-1, 228)From: Canada
To:
MaineWR Tevaun Smith (6-2, 187)From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
To:
IowaTE Destiny Vaeao (6-4, 255)From Pago Pago, American Samoa
To:
Washington State
