Similar to Sherman. He was a Florida kid who was recruited to Blair. The question in these situations is whether they were elite athletes who became elite before they went to Blair, or if they were good athletes who Blair made great. Or, for that matter, where the athlete considers "home".
Similar, in reverse, to Frankin Gomez. He was already good in Puerto Rico, became better in NJ and even better after two years in Brandon (then college, then the Olympics). Florida, New Jersey and Puerto Rico all are happy to call him one of theirs.
Since you didn't want Ferrari, I said Texas could claim him. Based on similar criteria, Florida could then claim Sherman.
As Florida has become a better wrestling state, we are losing some of our best to the boarding schools. The most recent examples are Nic Bouzakis and Kai Owen to Wyoming Seminary. I had even heard that, many years ago, Blair had tried to recruit Rocky Cozart (Brandon coach Russ Cozart's son) one summer as he was competing at Fargo.
