Football Hotbed to Broadcast STA at Monarch LIVE Friday Oct 20th


COCONUT CREEK, FL- In a game we’re dubbing the ‘Receiver Bowl’ because of the uncanny amount of talent at the wideout position between these two Broward County powers, St. Thomas Aquinas’ road contest against Monarch will be broadcasts live on Football Hotbed.

The game on October 20, 2023 will begin at 7 p.m. and Football Hotbed will live-stream the game on YouTube and Facebook.  Be sure to check back on this page for the respective links ten minutes before game time.  This exciting match up features two one-loss teams with a bevy of talent, especially at receiver.

St. Thomas Aquinas, the defending 3M state champion in the state of Florida, features University of Miami commit Chance Robinson is the headliner.  They also have Missouri commit, senior James Madison, University of Miami commit, Romanas Frederique, Jr. and sophomore sensation Dawson Quarterman. 

Monarch is equally as talented with the diminutive but electric Clayton ‘Brite’ Cannon, joined by fellow senior Terrell Lo-Ray.  Though the younger wide outs may be more talented as sophomore Jabari Brady is in the top 25 in the country in his class and junior Samari Reed has a host of offers.

Jack Spaeder is the signal caller for Monarch.  The freshman quarterback is spelling injured UMass commit, AJ Hairston.  For St. Thomas Aquinas, they are led by senior quarterback Andrew Indorf. 

On the call for Football Hotbed are Florida Man Sports’ own Oscar and Marlon Serbin.  The brothers, Miami natives, both play high school and college football at the quarterback position at the Division II level.

 

 

Brandon Odoi is a tenured journalist. He's covered youth football since 8th grade, high school football since 2009 and began covering college football in 2011 as a beat writer for the University of Miami Athletic programs. In 2011, he founded Football Hotbed a national multi-media platform for football across the country. He's a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and spent his first five years as a professional working at ABC Television Network, ending his career as a producer in Miami. He's married with two sons and resides in South Florida.

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