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Jeff Scurran is one of the coaching giants in the history of high school football. He is one of our BFS Clinicians and last December produced another state championship team. This giant is 5-8 and weighs a hundred and practically nothing.
He played high school football at North Miami, where he was among 270 other athletes trying for a varsity spot. There, Coach Scurran began to learn his blueprint for success: Work smart and work hard. His father told him sports would be an uphill battle. Undeterred, scrappy little Scurran went to the University of Florida. His career ended on the practice field but coaching got into his blood. He worked hard. He worked smart. He won.
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he trophy was presented to the junior defensive tackle at Omahas fourth annual Outland Trophy Dinner. Winning the Outland Trophy is a tremendous honor for John and one that he truly deserves, said Tennessee head coach Phillip Fulmer, who accompanied Henderson to Omaha. Hes played as well as any defensive lineman weve had at Tennessee in a long, long time. Obviously, we are very excited about the great news that John plans to return to the 2001 season.
Hendersons mother, Bridgett, and his father, John Smith, along with his high school coach, Maurice Fitzgerald, were also in attendance at the Doubletree Hotel in Omaha.
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Like millions of other teens, Mike Dayton, Jr. had to deal with the pressures and difficulties of a broken family. From his California birthplace Mike traveled with his mother to Florida when he was just six years old. His father and namesake, who was separated from him by a continent, is a former Mr. America and world-class strongman. The latest chapter in Mike's life has provided the ultimate test for a young man who inherited his dad's will to accomplish the seemingly impossible.
After high school Mike moved away from his mother in Miami to enroll in Gainesville Junior College, a college town ruled by the University of Florida with more dorms than apartments. After a year in school he was settled into his new life, making new acquaintances and stretching his mental muscle. He was living on his own, working and attending classes with the hop\ /kk 'd;xqqfZ>^]9* $ke`zv :
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