Michigan Bound

by Nicholas Humble

 

October 23, 2009 - From learning the game of football by playing with his dad in their front yard, Drew Dileo, running back/receiver for Parkview Baptist, is now committed to Michigan to be a receiver.

Dileo has been playing football for about ten years and has enjoyed every minute of it. “I have a great passion for it,” Dileo said.

His greatest achievement in football so far has been getting a scholarship to play for his favorite college team, Michigan. “As a kid I liked Michigan, and just growing up I followed them. It’s kind of ironic,” Dileo said. “I was blessed by God that I got the opportunity to go there, so I couldn’t refuse it.”

Growing up and watching Kevin Faulk run for LSU and now for the New England Patriots has made Dileo a fan of the Patriots. “Growing up he was a running back at LSU when I was a little kid. I watched him go into the pros and watched him have success,” Dileo said.

Although many players say their favorite stadium to play in is their own, Dileo has a different opinion. “I like playing at Redemptorist because of the atmosphere,” Dileo said. His most memorable game came against Redemptorist. “My sophomore year, two years ago, we played Redemptorist in the semifinals, and I caught a touchdown pass. The two point conversion made it a tie game and brought it into overtime.” Dileo’s team ended up winning that game in overtime.

Dileo wants to win it all this year. “I want to help lead my team to a district championship and help lead my team to a state championship,” Dileo said.

His favorite play to run is not a running play. “It’s a halfback pass because I never get to throw the ball except for that play.”

Dileo looks up to his dad for guidance and support. “I know he’s always there for me and always there to lead me in the right direction.”

The one thing Dileo believes he can bring to any team he will play for, including Michigan, is his leadership. “I’m not a person that beats around the bush. When things need to get done, I make sure they get done.”

Overall, Dileo is very thankful to be in this situation. “I thank the Lord everyday for giving me an opportunity like this.”
 

 

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Wt.
Pos.
School
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6-5
260
DE
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6-3
200
WR
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5-11
185
Ath
Huntington  
Tyran Mathieu
5-10
170
CB
St. Augustine 
Eric Reid
6-3
220
FS
Dutchtown  
Tharold Simon
6-3
205
FS
Eunice  
Alfred Blue
6-2
215
RB
Hahnville  
Trovon Reed
6-0
180
Ath
Thibodeaux  
Frankie Jackson
5-9
195
RB
Capitol  
Terrance Broadway
6-2
215
QB
Capitol  
Munchie Legaux
6-4
195
QB
Edna Karr 
Taylor Bullock
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215
QB
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Armand Williams
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190
WR
Slidell  
Jordan Allen
6-6
270
OT
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180
SS/FS
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185
QB
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170
CB
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265
DE
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180
CB
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185
Punter
Parkview Baptist 
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200
LB
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6-1
200
FS
Brother Martin 
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6-0
225
LB
Notre Dame 
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200
SS
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Audoniss Madison
6-4
305
OG
Edna Karr 
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205
FS
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Andre Hal
5-11
175
CB
Port Allen 
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6-4
300
OG
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Wendell Beckwith
6-3
225
LB/DE
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Dwayne Mitchell
6-2
215
LB
Edna Karr 
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215
Ath
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210
QB
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275
DE
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6-4
300
DT
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275
DT
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