2014 High School Football Top 25 team preview: No. 9 Booker T. Washington

2013 finish: 14-0; Class 4A champion; Xcellent 25 national champion

Points per game: 41.4

Points allowed per game: 9.9



No. of returning starters (offense): 6

No. of returning starters (defense): 4

Head coach: Tim Harris Jr.

Career record: 0-0

Assistant coaches:
Earl Tillman (Associate head coach)
Pierre Senatus (Assistant head coach)
Nitron Stork (Defensive coordinator)
Paul Lasseur (Offensive line)
Marcellino Moss (Linebackers)
Ben Hanks (Special teams)
Dominic Johnson (Wide receivers)
Eddy Arza (Quarterbacks)
Brian Sloan (Running backs)
Murry Harris (Defensive line)
Lathario Wright (JV head coach)
Torian Bean (Operations)
Charles Johnson (Equipment manager)
Eric Williams (Community liaison)

Team Twitter account: @MiamiBTW_FB

Outlook: Booker T. Washington was consistently great during Tim Harris' run. Now his son, Tim Harris Jr., takes over, and the program should experience little drop off. Treon Harris, Chad Thomas and Demetrius Jackson are all gone, but plenty of talented younger players and transfers are eager to make their mark.
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Offense:



RB Mark Walton

WR Shaquille Green

WR Vaquan Smalls

OL Clayton Cobb


Defense:

LB James King



DL Andre Duncombe

LB Hosea McMullin


Key newcomers:

QB Maurice Alexander

WR Antonio Calloway


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