Back in
2009, I got my first taste of the recruiting world through scout.com, where I
got to cover the Scout high school skills camp and another young skills event
during its infancy: Passing Down.
Seven years
later, I’m elated to make this announcement…
I’ve gone
full circle!
I’ve been
given the green light to return to scout.com and help provide additional
content for the Golden State Preps website. I’ll also assist the other sites
through the scout.com family in whatever capacity. Thanks to a new partnership
with Cal beat writer Ryan Gorcey, which was made earlier today, I will help
provide an extra set of eyes, ears, and content in two regions I’m very familiar with: the Central Valley and Ventura
County. Mr. Gorcey
needed some help in those areas. I told him that I’m more than willing to lend
a hand. Stoked to make a return to Scout!
So many
people to thank: Mr. Gorcey for helping lure me back to scout, my immediate
family, my second family at Passing Down and lastly, everyone who has ever read
and shared my stories over the years. Regardless if you’re a friend, coach,
parent or player I highlighted, you’ve made it all worth it in the long run!
I’m still
planning on staying with Passing Down. The tournament opened up so many doors
for me back in ’09 and it continues to get bigger and better; with so many national
prospects attending the events. It’s a requirement for scout writers to attend
PD anyway!
As for Cali
Gold Mine, I can’t guarantee that you’ll see the same content on this blog as
my focus now shifts to finishing out the tournament year with PD and diving
right into Scout. I’ll update CGM once in a while, but I can look back and say
CGM kept my journalism career alive.
More
important, I’m forever grateful that I stayed alive nearly two years ago when I
endured the darkest period of my life. I’ve gone from a guy who was losing his
ability to move his joints and ligaments, to someone who is now assisting the
Fox Sports online recruiting site.
If you’re at
St. Bonaventure, Westlake High, Calabasas, Oaks Christian, Camarillo, Thousand
Oaks or the 559 and 661, don’t be surprised to see me at your games
soon!
Thanks! I
will end this announcement by sharing one of my favorite Bible verses Proverbs
16:3, “Commit your works to the Lord, and your plans will be established.”
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