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BREAKING: 4-Star Katy Jordan WR Marsh commits to Michigan
The Texas high school football season is only a week away, and with that comes the last time many seniors will step onto the gridiron.
For one senior, he made his college commitment ahead of his final high school season today.
Katy Jordan 4-Star WR Andrew Marsh committed to Michigan over Washington, USC, Colorado and Texas.
The decision to go to Michigan ultimately came down to the visits he took up and the relationships he made with head coach Sherrone Moore.
“My official visit to Michigan was my sixth time up to Ann Arbor,” Marsh said. “I had a really great conversation with Coach Moore after dinner, and after talking to the people around me I felt like it was the best fit for me.”
This commitment for Marsh has been a long journey, being one of the top wide receiver recruits in the country. Choosing Michigan, Marsh is excited to continue his football journey with his end goal in sight.
“This has been something I’ve been dreaming of since I was a kid, getting to choose my school of choice,” he said. “I’m just ready to get Michigan, to start working and develop to reach my ultimate goal of making it to the NFL.”
The Texas native is trading the warm Friday night lights to the icy cold Saturday night lights of the Big House and is looking forward to playing in one particularly big-time game.
“I’m most excited for that Ohio State game," he said. :The history behind it, the rivalry, it’s the biggest game in college football other than the National Championship, so I’m excited to be able to compete in it.”
While they might not meet on the field this year, Marsh will face a friendly foe once he gets to Ann Arbor in 5-Star Devin Sanchez, who is committed to Ohio State.
The two H-Town star athletes coached in a youth camp together earlier this summer, but don’t get it mistaken, once they hit the gridiron for "The Game" next year, the rivalry begins.
“I guess that’s just how it works sometimes, Devin and I are pretty good friends and talk quite a bit,” he said. “I don’t think that the friendship will go away, but once that game comes, it’s time to go to work.”
Michigan is getting one of the top wide receiver prospects in the nation in Andrew Marsh and he has a message for Wolverine fans as he commits there.
“Wolverine fans, I’m coming,” Marsh said. “I’m ready to be a part of that offense, score some touchdowns and bring back another National Championship to the community.”
THE WRAP: Episcopal wins the VYPE Holiday Invitational; Awards, and full photo gallery
As is the case each Winter, the annual VYPE Holiday Invitational powered by Daspit Law Firm was full of intrigue, which was expertly demonstrated by the back-and-forth battle in the Championship game at the M.O. Campbell Center Friday night.
The Final featured a clash between private and public school powerhouses -- Episcopal and Katy Jordan -- and it certainly lived up to the billing.
By the end of the first half, the advantage belonged to Episcopal who held a 34-32 lead against Jordan. Every point was earned on both sides, which carried over into the final 16 minutes of the contest.
The Warriors were as proficient as ever, with Jonah Folse (21 points) leading the team in scoring after drilling seven shots beyond the three-point line, alongside Eljah Black (12 points) and Jaden Holt (10 points).
However, Justin Begg (George Mason-commit) and company would prove their mettle, as the Knights gradually pulled away in the fourth quarter to win the championship by the slim margin of 66-64.
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
Begg scored 22 points in the contest, earning him the title of Tournament MVP.
Jakeel Registe (20 points) and Brandon Thomas (8 points) were some of the additional headliners that propelled Episcopal to victory.
Justin Begg receives the Tournal MVP AwardJackson DiPasquale (VYPE)
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In a heated semifinals prior to the championship game, Episcopal knocked off Cy Springs, 71-57, in another matchup between private and public school basketball. Jakeel Registe scored 22 and Justin Begg added 15 points as the Knights had a 19-6 run in the third to stretch the lead. Stoney Hadnot lead the Panthers as he had 24 points for Cy Springs.
The Katy Jordan Warrior guard-play was impressive and the TWCA three-point shooters went cold as Jordan won 60-48 in the other semifinal. Jaden Holt (17 points) and Elijah Black played keep-away, not turning the ball over, while igniting the offense on the break.
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TOURNAMENT AWARDS
MVP
Justin Begg, Episcopal
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ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
Stoney Hadnot, Cy Springs
Jaden Holt, Jordan
Howie Keene, TWCA
Jakeel Registe, Episcopal
SJ Young, Willis
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HONORABLE MENTION
Chandler Beasley, Willis
Jacob Carrizalez, Milby
Deadric Fikes, Aldine Davis
Scottie Guillory, Tompkins
Lucas Hobin, Strake Jesuit
Ray Jackson III, Manor
Lorenzo Robinson, Aldine
Jason Scott, Westbury Christian