Hawaii offers 11-year old quarterback |
The college football recruiting world is a crazy place, and it just got a little more insane as the University of Hawaii offered a full football scholarship over the weekend to a fifth grader named Titan Lacaden from Kapolei, Hawaii according to his Twitter account.
"Blessed with a D1 offer," Lacaden posted. "Thank you Coach Rolo!!" @NickRolovich #Future #defendpriderock #UHWarriors His older brother Jake just finished up his career playing linebacker for Nevada and confirmed the offer on his Twitter account. This has to be one of the earliest offers in College Football history as it is certainly the earliest that I have ever heard of. I'm not big on more rules for college sports, but something should be done so that some of these kids can just enjoy their early school years and not grow up too fast. The 11-year year old just finished the fifth grade at Hookele Elementary School in Kapolei. Blessed with a D1 offer. Thank you Coach Rolo!! @NickRolovich #Future #defendpriderock #UHWarriors pic.twitter.com/FIbHrsxbBY Titan Lacaden NYS Championship Game TD Pass To Sylas Alaimalo pic.twitter.com/VItI47rf4s Titan Lacaden Game winning interception at NYS Championship Game pic.twitter.com/H9ywb1ci7L Check out my highlight - https://t.co/XYpurbuBKh
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