Kendrell McFadden
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Kendrell McFadden, a four-star safety prospect who was conspicuously absent on National Signing Day, revealed Thursday he transferred out of Miramar. (Jim Rassol, Sun Sentinel)
By Ryan S. Clark
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
contact the reporter This article is related to: High School Sports
Recruiting experts and college football fans across the nation - from Notre Dame, Kentucky and Ohio State to North Carolina, Arkansas and, especially, West Virginia - wanted to know the four-star prospect's whereabouts, or rather the where's-he-headed?
McFadden wasn't part of Wednesday's signing day ceremony at Miramar High School because he's no longer enrolled there.
McFadden told the Sun Sentinel on Thursday he left Miramar in mid-December to enroll at International School of Broward (ISB), a charter school based in Hollywood.
"They're starting a football program that will be playing next fall," said McFadden, whose godbrothers are an integral part of the school's football plans.
Whenever he decides to hold a signing ceremony, it will take place at his news school, "as a way to let people know it's a football school," he said.
ISB was declared one of 78 independent programs when the Florida High School Athletics Association released its football assignments for the next four years, starting with the 2015 season.
McFadden, a widely sought safety and one of the few top South Florida prospects still unsigned, said he transferred to improve his grades and boost his test scores before signing with a school in the near future.
He's currently awaiting test scores, which he said could prompt him to sign with a college or university. McFadden plans to announce via Twitter.
"When it comes time for my ceremony, that's when I'll also release my top five," he said
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/highschool/football/broward/fl-miramar-kendrell-mcfadden-update-0206-20150205-story.html
This post was edited on 2/18 10:31 AM by Smashcat
Kendrell McFadden, a four-star safety prospect who was conspicuously absent on National Signing Day, revealed Thursday he transferred out of Miramar. (Jim Rassol, Sun Sentinel)
By Ryan S. Clark
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
contact the reporter This article is related to: High School Sports
Recruiting experts and college football fans across the nation - from Notre Dame, Kentucky and Ohio State to North Carolina, Arkansas and, especially, West Virginia - wanted to know the four-star prospect's whereabouts, or rather the where's-he-headed?
McFadden wasn't part of Wednesday's signing day ceremony at Miramar High School because he's no longer enrolled there.
McFadden told the Sun Sentinel on Thursday he left Miramar in mid-December to enroll at International School of Broward (ISB), a charter school based in Hollywood.
"They're starting a football program that will be playing next fall," said McFadden, whose godbrothers are an integral part of the school's football plans.
Whenever he decides to hold a signing ceremony, it will take place at his news school, "as a way to let people know it's a football school," he said.
ISB was declared one of 78 independent programs when the Florida High School Athletics Association released its football assignments for the next four years, starting with the 2015 season.
McFadden, a widely sought safety and one of the few top South Florida prospects still unsigned, said he transferred to improve his grades and boost his test scores before signing with a school in the near future.
He's currently awaiting test scores, which he said could prompt him to sign with a college or university. McFadden plans to announce via Twitter.
"When it comes time for my ceremony, that's when I'll also release my top five," he said
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/highschool/football/broward/fl-miramar-kendrell-mcfadden-update-0206-20150205-story.html
This post was edited on 2/18 10:31 AM by Smashcat
Its not just grades and tests scores...his high school/coach seem to have done some sketchy things...(and not just McFadden)
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