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I think the easy answer would be St Thomas Aquinas, but I am sure that is wrong. Clarifying question how far back does Parade and USA Today go? Like, do I have to think back to those 40s and 50s teams that had or is Parade and USA Todat a more modern thing 80s onward?

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11 minutes ago, gatorman-uf said:

I think the easy answer would be St Thomas Aquinas, but I am sure that is wrong. Clarifying question how far back does Parade and USA Today go? Like, do I have to think back to those 40s and 50s teams that had or is Parade and USA Todat a more modern thing 80s onward?

USA Today All-Americans  1982-present

Parade All-Americans 1963-present

And it is not St Thomas Aquinas or Miami Northwestern...though it might be some place close to them:)

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The answer is...Blanche Ely High of Pompano Beach.  Look at some of the players it has produced over the years.  Many of these guys were high school All-Americans.

1978 James Jones-RB/U of Florida and NFL

1987 Harvey Thomas-OL/U of Florida

1990 Tyrant Marion-DE/Florida St 

1990 Zack Crockett-FB/Florida St and NFL 

1990 Dou Innocent-RB/U of Mississippi and NFL

1990 Kevin McDougle-QB/Notre Dame

1991 Henri Crockett-LB/Florida St and NFL

1992 Al Harris-DB/Texas A&M and NFL 

1994 Corey Simon-DL/Florida State(consensus All-American) and NFL

1995 Tyrone Carter-DB/U of Minnesota(consensus All-American) and NFL

1998 Jerome McDougle-DE/U of Miami and NFL 

2002 Andrew Bain-OL/U of Miami

2002 Tyrone Moss-RB/U of Miami

2002 Clint Session-LB/U of Pittsburgh and NFL

2005 Walter McFadden-DB/Auburn and NFL

2005 Joshua Moore-DB/Kansas State and NFL

2006 JT Thomas-LB/U of West Virginia and NFL

2007 Patrick Peterson-DB/LSU(2X All-American) and NFL; he was know as "Patrick Johnson" at Ely

2009 Jabari Price-DB/U of North Carolina and NFL

2012 Rashard Robinson-DB/LSU and NFL

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1 hour ago, OldSchoolLion said:

The answer is...Blanche Ely High of Pompano Beach.  Look at some of the players it has produced over the years.  Many of these guys were high school All-Americans.

1978 James Jones-RB/U of Florida and NFL

1987 Harvey Thomas-OL/U of Florida

1990 Tyrant Marion-DE/Florida St 

1990 Zack Crockett-FB/Florida St and NFL 

1990 Dou Innocent-RB/U of Mississippi and NFL

1990 Kevin McDougle-QB/Notre Dame

1991 Henri Crockett-LB/Florida St and NFL

1992 Al Harris-DB/Texas A&M and NFL 

1994 Corey Simon-DL/Florida State(consensus All-American) and NFL

1995 Tyrone Carter-DB/U of Minnesota(consensus All-American) and NFL

1998 Jerome McDougle-DE/U of Miami and NFL 

2002 Andrew Bain-OL/U of Miami

2002 Tyrone Moss-RB/U of Miami

2002 Clint Session-LB/U of Pittsburgh and NFL

2005 Walter McFadden-DB/Auburn and NFL

2005 Joshua Moore-DB/Kansas State and NFL

2006 JT Thomas-LB/U of West Virginia and NFL

2007 Patrick Peterson-DB/LSU(2X All-American) and NFL; he was know as "Patrick Johnson" at Ely

2009 Jabari Price-DB/U of North Carolina and NFL

2012 Rashard Robinson-DB/LSU and NFL

Lol interesting 

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