Film Study: CBA-Albany

We were in Albany Friday Night, as the Brothers demolished Schenectady 77-0. In this article let's look at what we saw in person.    Jones had a clean night under center. The Brother's QB, I don't believe had an incompletion. In the pocket, Jones looked poised and focused. His eyes were locked downfield, as he looked to create a play on each possession. Archie had over four TD's in just the first half, and did so with a quick release and good accuracy throughout the game. CBA-Albany played backups in the second half, so Archie's day ended at Halftime.     Toher had another great game for the Brother's. He only played the first half, but accumulated three total touchdowns through the ground and air. Toher displayed a physical play style through the game and would not be stopped. He had outstanding footwork, and cut through holes with ease. Toher has five touchdowns in two games with Prep Redzone in attendance.     Amare "Pop" Coffil. He had himself a game in Albany,. A punt return TD, a Reception TD, and an Interception. Coffil also had multiple tackles, and pass breakups. He showcased the real reason for the Nickname "Pop". Coffil showcased an outstanding IQ. He jumped multiple routes, and got his hands on the ball multiple times. He is a true ATH, as he reaches his stop speed quickly and can make outstanding cuts across the field on returns.     In our last trip to Albany, we saw Vogel as a physical vocal leader. The DB/ATH, had himself an outstanding game Friday night. An easy Interception, that came his way, along with a TD reception were highlights for the CBA-Albany ATH. Vogel had outstanding coverage skills all game, tracking the ball, and reading the QB, to make the correct play and read. He is extremely versatile, and can play any position needed across the field. Excellent in the return game, and creates a dual-headed return threat with Coffil.     The CBA-Albany kicker, kept himself busy all game. With the amount of points being scored, Gialanella, was forced to constantly trot out for an EXP, or a Kickoff. He went 11/11 on EXP, and displayed a great leg, with outstanding accuracy. On kickoffs, he boomed the ball, only allowing a couple returns which were stopped before the 20. Gialanella has a good leg with accuracy, and is a reliable kicker.     [player_tooltip player_id='1523563' first='Francesco' last='Diaz'], led this CBA-Albany defense to an outstanding game. Disregarding penalties, Schenectady gained two first downs throughout this game. Diaz had multiple sacks, and big tackles throughout the game. He displayed an outstanding run stuffing ability, and filled gaps extremely well. His presence was felt by the OL the entire game, as he reached the backfield or was in on almost every tackle throughout the game.     We didn't see much from the Sophomore today, but we did see why he is one of the top 2028 players. He had outstanding plays on both the offense and defense. Throughout the game, he displayed, good vision, and a high IQ, making plays on both sides of the ball. Look for Hulett, moving forward to be a leader on this CBA-Albany defense.     George helped anchor this OL to a clean game. CBA-Albany, allowed one sack throughout the game. George displayed outstanding hand placement and good leverage, allowing Jones time to throw the ball, and creating gaps, and allowing Toher to run the ball with ease, which led to a dominant offensive performance.     Vogel like George, was a huge part of the offensive success by CBA-Albany. The OL, had just one penalty throughout the first half, which showed discipline from the team. Vogel showed his outstanding strength, and created gaps for the run throughout the game, along with being a key two-way player for the Brother's and impacting the game on both sides of the line.     Nic Mello had a breakout game against Schenectady. The EDGE/DL, broke out for the Brothers, accumulating four sacks, and multiple tackles with some for a loss. Despite his size, Mello was a bull rusher throughout this game, and obliterated the Schenectady OL. Mello has amazing tackling form, and a great tool bag of moves which were on full display Friday Night. Mello is a player who is now on my radar.

We were in Albany Friday Night, as the Brothers demolished Schenectady 77-0. In this article let's look at what we saw in person.