NCAA News: CFC100 transfers to Minnesota; CFC100 Johnson names top 7

Top 7? pic.twitter.com/4EX2m8krKv

— Theo Johnson?? (@Theo_Johnson85) May 23, 2019

CFC100 No. 1 ranked Theo Johnson announces top seven

106K views later. Safe to say it was a big week for CFC100 top ranked Theodore Johnson out of CFC50 Holy Names, who announced just seven schools are left in the running for his services. After collecting 29 offers from across the NCAA – including every Power 5 conference – only Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Iowa and Miami remain on the big board. The video went viral with every fanbase clamouring for the rangy receiver prospect to dawn their school’s hat on signing day, but we’ll have to wait a little bit longer before Johnson delivers the final verdict.

Johnson was named to the CFC All-Canadian team last season after helping Holy Names claim their second straight OFSAA title in a victory against CFC50 Huron Heights.

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Told my family be patient watch me go get it #RowtheBoat #Committed pic.twitter.com/o22RE3NgDG

— Benjamin St-Juste (@Benj_Juice) May 22, 2019

CFC100 Benjamin St-Juste announces Big Ten transfer destination

After dealing with an injury plagued tenure at Michigan, CFC100 defensive back Benjamin St-Juste announced he’ll be completing his NCAA eligibility with their Big Ten rivals Minnesota. St-Juste originally hails from Quebec where he played CEGEP ball at Vieux Montreal, and played in ten games as freshman with the Wolverines before being forced to the sidelines last season. Michigan is still home to CFC100 Luiji Vilain, while CFC100 Jonathan Femi-Cole just finished his redshirt junior year with the Golden Gophers.

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