Q&A with Cretin-Derham Hall DL Shawn Brodie Jr.
“Relentless pursuit is something I think I do well along with being able to move well for someone my size,” Cretin Derham-Hall lineman Shawn Brodie Jr. said to Northstar Football. “My season wasn't what I thought of it at all…
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Continue Reading“Relentless pursuit is something I think I do well along with being able to move well for someone my size,” Cretin Derham-Hall lineman Shawn Brodie Jr. said to Northstar Football. “My season wasn't what I thought of it at all and I could've really helped my team out more being more open minded and understanding knowing more than one position could and has helped myself out in the long run. I have a trainer that I've been working with since the beginning of high school. I go to as many camps as I can and I always am working in my leverage along with maximizing all my strength, and agility to the best of my ability with all my movements.”
Brodie expects a big senior year from he and the Raiders.
“I expect nothing more than for my team to click and all cylinders to be on,” Brodie explained to Northstar Football. “We're a pretty small group for a 6A, but we hate under the seat and are a force to be reckoned with. So state bound is what I honestly believe we could above this season. I plan on playing college football. I've spent my whole high school career too make sure I could get offers so I could not only be the first grandchild to go to college the only other college graduate that was able to go right after high school. So not just ball, but college means everything along with my family in and off the field.”