By Brendan Hall
Fan Fanatic Sports Staff
Brookline High football coach Laz Mitjans texted me this morning that his all-everything athlete Irvin Scott -- arguably one of the state's most underrated -- got an offer this weekend at Northeastern University's football camp. It's the first of what should be many.
Some of you Central Mass brethren may remember Mitjans from his days at Algonquin Regional, where he coached current UConn placekicker Dave Teggart. Now, the former Northeastern standout is in the midst of a tall task -- making Brookline football relevant again.
It hasn't been easy, but there is hope this year in the form of Irvin Scott, one of the nastiest all-around athletes east of I-495. The 6-foot-3 quarterback/wideout/running back/linebacker/safety/cornerback is sure to land at a Division 1 school -- FCS is a high possibility.
Don't believe me? Check this out.
Brookline hasn't been to a Super Bowl since 1994, when they got swiftly pounded by Chelmsford. But with a Bay State Herget division that should be as wide-open as it has been in several years, there is hope that the undermanned Warriors can make a run.
At the very least, they will be an entertaining group to watch.
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