It didn’t seem to matter whether Tim Kelly or Tyler Orris were throwing the passes in Cedar Cliff’s two-quarterback platoon last season. Adam Breneman seemed to be catching everything. Now, the Colts’ junior-to-be is catching the attention of several Division-1 football programs.
The 6’5, 220-pound Breneman already has a verbal scholarship offer from Boston College and has received interest from Cincinnati, Michigan State, Penn State and Rutgers, according to national recruiting service Scout.com.
Breneman was the only Colt receiver with more than 30 catches in an aerial assault that averaged 177.1 yards per game last year. #87 snared 59 passes for 860 yards and eight touchdowns, averaging 14.6 yards per catch and more than 78 receiving yards per game. He finished seven of Cedar Cliff’s 11 games with at least five catches and three games with more than 100 receiving yards. He posted a season-high nine receptions against Lampeter-Strasburg, going for 80 yards and a score in that contest, and had a season-best 161 yards and three touchdowns against Mechanicsburg.
Cedar Cliff finished 7-4 overall in 2010, falling in the opening round of the District 3 AAAA playoffs to Daniel Boone, 34-16.
