It was a proud day for Miami-Dade Schools and the Greater Miami Athletic Conference (GMAC) on Tuesday.
With Assistant Superintendent Steffond Cone, GMAC Administrative Director Reginald Fox and GMAC Executive Secretary Denarvise Thornton on hand, the Inaugural Greater Miami Athletic Conference Football Championship Series was born.
Over the past nine months since the 2020 high school football season ended, there has been a lot of talk about the top teams in south Florida.
With the beginning of the 2021 season a week away, the next three days will bring back some normalcy for high school football teams across the state of Florida.
When it comes to football coaches in south Florida, we have long heard that they just do not match up with the rest of the nation. FALSE!
Having covered high school football for over a half century and seeing what this country has to offer on the football field, you just shake your head at how little people know or understand.
Nobody has to remind anyone about what this past year and a half has been about.
The pandemic has affected everyone – in every walk of life, and with Covid starting to spread once again, things are not back to normal as of yet.
After experiencing an inaugural football season, head coach Andre Daniels and his Somerset Academy South (Homestead) program made some major off-season adjustments.
What Daniels has learned in his coaching career is that you never get comfortable with winning or losing – and that is what keeps the fire and competition burning for this program.