Boston Globe Names All-Time All-Scholastic Football Team

Former Massachusetts High School Stars, Including the Flutie Brothers, Honored for Their Contributions to Football

The Boston Globe has named several former Massachusetts high school football stars to its All-Time All-Scholastic team, including Doug Flutie, Darren Flutie, Mike Croel, Gosder Cherilus, Pete Cronan, Pete Kendall, and Pat Hughes.
Doug Flutie, chosen as the quarterback, reflected on his Heisman win and his time playing in the CFL before returning to the NFL.
Darren Flutie, selected as a wide receiver, shared his memories of playing high school football in Massachusetts and his close relationship with his brother Doug.
Mike Croel, chosen as a linebacker, reminisced about his rookie season in the NFL and playing alongside Ray Lewis in Baltimore.
Gosder Cherilus, selected as a tackle, discussed his transition from successful college teams to the 0-16 Detroit Lions in his first NFL season.
Pete Cronan and Pete Kendall, both chosen as linebackers, and Pat Hughes, selected as a linebacker, shared their experiences playing football in Massachusetts and their subsequent careers.