High School Football Player from Prairie du Chien Gains Interest from Big Schools as Long Snapper
Key points:
- Blake Thiry, a high school football player from Prairie du Chien, is gaining interest from big schools due to his skills as a long snapper.
- Thiry recently visited the University of Tennessee and other colleges, experiencing the atmosphere of SEC venues.
- His pursuit of a unique position came during the COVID-19 pandemic, and he has since earned a scholarship offer from Coastal Carolina.
Prairie Du Chien High School football player Blake Thiry is making a name for himself as a long snapper, attracting the interest of big schools like the University of Tennessee. Thiry, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound junior, recently visited Tennessee and other universities, exploring his options for his future beyond high school. Alongside his snapping skills, Thiry also excels in wrestling and track and field. He has been a key player for the Prairie Du Chien Blackhawks this season, contributing both on offense and defense. The team has an important game coming up against Brodhead/Juda.
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