Larry Gamble
Spartanburg – In the 88th meeting of the NC and SC high school all stars, it was the Tarheels coming out for bear against the Sandlappers. The NC team exploded in the second half to defeat the boys from South Carolina 49-21.
It was a diverse mix of players who make the cuts at the various combines, had their coach’s recommendations to the committee, and many of them have offers to play at the next level. That is one thing that makes the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas legendary. These two teams comprise the best of the best football players the state has to offer. Even more competitive than a state championship game, the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas teams don’t just have a couple college prospect players, both sides of the ball are stocked with athletes who have invitation, offers, and some even signed with plans to be college freshmen in January…