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Message: [QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 1266961, member: 27"] [B][FONT=Arial][SIZE=6][COLOR=#ff8000]SU News[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/B] [IMG]http://readingeagle.com/storyimage/RE/20150120/SPORTS/301209934/AR/0/AR-301209934.jpg&exactW=700&Q=80&exactFit=crop&RCRadius=20[/IMG] [B][URL='http://readingeagle.com/sports/article/dunkelberger-takes-unreal-journey-to-syracuse']Former Gov. Mifflin Football Player Takes 'Unreal' Journey to Syracuse (readingeagle.com' Drago)[/URL][/B] [I]Mick Vecchio didn't believe what he was seeing on his stopwatch. The Gov. Mifflin football coach figured he must have screwed something up.[/I] [I]He had Trey Dunkelberger run another 40-yard dash and called over two assistant coaches to watch as well.[/I] [I]They confirmed the amazing transformation Vecchio had witnessed."[/I] [I]Over the winter, he went from a 5.5 to a 4.7," said Vecchio, still in a amazement at what he saw that spring day at the end of Dunkelberger's junior year. "He totally, totally turned it around."[/I] [I]A few months earlier, during his junior season, Dunkelberger didn't get on the field for a single play with the Mustangs. His time was limited to JVs.[/I] [I]As a senior he became the starting tight end for the Mustangs, but he caught only seven passes. He was happy just to get an offer to play at Shippensburg.[/I] [I]All of which makes this an amazing story, because less than three years after playing in relative obscurity for the Mustangs, Dunkelberger finds himself with a scholarship at Syracuse University. He's prepping to play at the Carrier Dome, where he figures to be one of the Orange's fastest tight ends this season.[/I] [I]"Nobody would ever expect me to be where I'm at," said Dunkelberger. "Nobody. It's been unreal."[/I] [I]Dunkelberger's college football story appeared over almost before it began. Two weeks into his freshman season at Shippensburg, he grew disenchanted with the situation and asked for his release.[/I] [I]"Once I got there, I knew I could play at a higher level," he said. ...[/I] [B][URL='http://host.madison.com/sports/college/football/badgers-football-offensive-lineman-de-commits-from-class/article_ca0094c1-94df-5053-9d86-0cddbacb503f.html']Badgers Football: OL De-Commits From 2015 Class (Madison.com; Staff)[/URL][/B] Prep recruits for the Class of 2015 can begin signing their national letters of intent on Feb. 4. The date can’t come soon enough for the University of Wisconsin football team, which appears to be scrambling to hang on to its recruits following the departure of Gary Andersen and the hiring of Paul Chryst as coach. It was learned Saturday the Badgers, who lost a recruit on Wednesday, lost another when Barnegat (N.J.) offensive lineman Sam Madden announced on Twitter he has de-committed from the school. ... ... While Dietzen has enrolled early and Estes has been solid in his commitment thus far, Moorman was recently offered by Penn State and is planning an official visit to State College next weekend. Badgers commits who have taken or will take visits to other schools this month [B]include defensive ends Nate Howard and Jake Pickard (Syracuse);[/B] running back Jordan Stevenson (Oklahoma State); defensive tackle Olive Sagapolu (Kansas State); linebacker Dominic Sheppard (Illinois); and linebacker Jordan Griffin (South Florida). ... [/QUOTE]

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