Category: College Football
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ReliaQuest Bowl Preview: Alabama vs. Michigan
By Fenthon Aristhomene Muck City Media Contributing Writer TAMPA – On Dec. 31, the ReliaQuest Bowl will feature a marquee matchup between the No. 11 Alabama Crimson Tide and the Michigan Wolverines – the reigning national champions – at Raymond James Stadium. Alabama enters the bowl game with a 9-3 record and just barely missed…
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One more left: No. 1 Keiser overcomes 17-point deficit to reach NAIA title game
WEST PALM BEACH – Call it a comeback. The dream season for top-seeded and top-ranked Keiser was seemingly over after facing two three-touchdown deficits in the fourth quarter against ninth-seeded and ninth-ranked Benedictine. Down 31-14 (13:13 left in the fourth) and 38-21 (7:38 left in the fourth), the Seahawks offense was at its best in…
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One step closer: No. 1 Keiser upends No. 10 Georgetown College in NAIA quarterfinal
WEST PALM BEACH – The top-seeded Keiser Seahawks used a relatively balanced attack to overcome a challenge today (Dec. 7) from the tenth-seeded Georgetown College Tigers. Graduate senior quarterback Shea Spencer set a school playoff record by throwing for four touchdown passes as he led his team to a 38-22 home victory. He completed 23…
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Leader of the pack: WR Teddy Hoffmann flips from FAU to NC State
DELRAY BEACH – The most significant individual moment of the week in Palm Beach County happened on the morning of Friday, Dec. 6. In what was a momentous occasion at Atlantic Community High School, senior athlete Teddy Hoffmann (6-foot-1, 185 pounds) made the biggest decision of his life to date. He went on to announce in…
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Early National Signing Day – Muckstepper Edition: CB Damon Allen makes history at West Boca Raton
BOCA RATON – We have a homegrown product who made Muck City history on the morning of Wednesday, Dec. 4. Belle Glade native and West Boca Raton (Fla.) senior cornerback Damon Allen was the first-ever player from the rising program to sign his letter of intent with FAU. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound defender received an offer…
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Stuff of legend: WR Teddy Hoffmann ends his prep football career on high note
DELRAY BEACH – From being overlooked to being celebrated, Teddy Hoffmann has had a high school football experience to remember. The Atlantic (Delray Beach) 2025 wide receiver (6-foot-1, 185 pounds) concluded his amazing journey in the Class 5A-Region 3 final against 14-time state champion St. Thomas Aquinas on the night of Friday, Nov. 29. He…
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Young content creator prodigy: Marlon Williams
WELLINGTON – Palm Beach County’s best graphic designer is a high school freshman. Meet Marlon Williams, the master content creator behind some of the area’s most creative verbal commitment works over the past several months. The Palm Beach Central High School ninth grader works primarily behind the scenes, but his impact on our area’s high…
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On top all season long: No. 1 Keiser earns top seed in NAIA playoffs
WEST PALM BEACH – It is safe to say that the Keiser Seahawks have completed their best regular season in school history. Under first-year head coach Myles Russ, No. 1-ranked Keiser finished the regular season with a 9-0 overall record and its third straight Sun Conference title with a 6-0 record. The Seahawks got it…
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Home legend: CB Keyshawn Cunningham ends college career at Heidelberg
TIFFIN, Ohio – It was a bittersweet moment for Keyshawn Cunningham and the Heidelberg Student Princes on Saturday (Nov. 16). Held at Hoernemann Stadium, the graduate senior cornerback posted a season-high six tackles and one pass breakup in a 14-10 home loss to the Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets. As a result of this outcome, Heidelberg…
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Palm Beach County Player Rankings: Class of 2025 – First Edition
PALM BEACH COUNTY – For the first time, a collaboration with two organizations has taken place when assembling a player rankings list. Both East Coast Exposure and Muck City Media have spent a lot of time watching Hudl film, looked over and double-checked statistics throughout the regular season, and heeded to advice from at least…
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