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There was a schedule floating around last month. Heritage Hills, Forest Park, SS and Washington were the only PAC teams I saw. I guess they are the only ones working on their passing game this summer.

No win situation here. No chance the Packers were going to make Jaire the highest paid CB in the league. The restructured deal was about as good an offer as he was going to get. When healthy, there is no question he is one of the best, and definitely the best DB on the roster. No one was interested in a pre draft trade, and for what he will want in pay, I can't see another team picking him up. IF he does get picked up, it will likely be a deal less than what he would have made in Green Bay. https://www.nfl.com/news/jaire-alexander-packers-release-cornerback

Big news out of North Judson! Senior CJ Sanchez has just received an offer to continue his football career at Ball State University! Huge congratulations to CJ on this well-deserved recognition and hats off to the NJ coaching staff for helping reach this milestone. The Bluejay family is proud!

So "Someone" made a choice to go p/p instead of public. (Don't disagree with your other than that it just shows that its not always the kid being "recruited".) Lets use a blatent action of recruiting as an example: Nefarious Indy Metro 6A coach "recruits" Mikey away from Hickville 2A...don't you think Mikey's parents also have to be on board with making this move? Traditional "Everyone Supports it for the right reasons" example: Lets say 14 year old Lucy is a suzamaphone music prodigy at Hickville high, she doesn't want to go there with no orchestra, she has been to Indy Roseary Super Catholic music camp and wants to go there, you don't think one of Lucy's parents are the actual decision makers in that move? I stand by my statement. And again I'm using "recurited" in quotations to show how stupid my public school brethren are when they throw it around as an athletic thing. EVERY kid at P/P is somehow a recruit...AND THAT IS OK!! They chose p/p because of something they thought was better than the public offereing...AND THAT IS OK!!! Our academic system provides these options for families...AND THAT IS A GOOD THING!!