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No. 1 Don Bosco Prep
New Jersey powerhouse enters the fall as the nation's top football team.
By
Stephen Spiewak
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Jun 1, 2011, 9:40pm
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SEASON OUTLOOK
No current seniors have committed, but the Ironmen already have five with offers.
Photo by Jim Stout
Toughest game:
St. Edward (Lakewood, Ohio)
. The Ironmen will tangle with Ohio’s defending Division I champion as part of a New Jersey versus Ohio event.
Top local contenders:
It should be a deep year for football in New Jersey. The traditional powers like St. Peter’s Prep, Bergen Catholic and St. Joseph (Montvale) should all be solid, but watch for NFL-factory Piscataway and Holy Spirit as other teams that could have great seasons.
Question marks:
The main question mark surrounding this team is how well
Mike Yankovich
can fill in for Nova at quarterback. Toal thinks he can be the same type of threat that former QB Brett Knief was, with his ability to effectively throw and run.
Overall outlook:
Defense will lead the way for the Ironmen in 2011, but the offense should flourish as well.
Elijah Shumate
, Jabrill Peppers and Keyon Washington will all get looks at running back, so replacing Paul Canevari won’t be a problem. Games against Mission Viejo, Manatee and St. Edward will be great regular-season tests.
Coach quote:
“We have a chance to have a heck of a team, but a lot of things can happen. Guys need to stay injury free. Hopefully we stay healthy, compete and get better.” - Greg Toal
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