2025 NJFCA Super 100 All-State team unveiled: 23 honorees from the Big Central Conference The New Jersey Football Coaches Association has come out with the 2025 edition of its "Super 100" All-State team, with nearly two dozen Big Central Conference standouts being honored. The NJFCA Super 100 is chosen by coaches among its members, and 25 are recognized in each of four sections - Central, South, North 1 and North 2 - with non-publics included as well.

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Piscataway’s Dan Higgins inducted into NJFCA Hall of Fame; Montgomery’s Milich receives Lifetime Achievement Award at Phil Simms North/South All-Star Classic When Dan Higgins - the longtime head football coach at Piscataway High School - was inducted into the New Jersey Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame this weekend, the honor may have given Piscataway a quite distinct one. It's unknown (though we'll try and dig to find out) whether anyone else has had three consecutive Hall of Fame coaches spanning 55 years in any other program in New Jersey, but that's what Piscataway now has.

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NJFCA announces its Super 100 All-State team, Big Central Conference has 24 honorees The New Jersey Football Coaches Association has unveiled its 2024 "Super 100" All-State team, with several Big Central Conference standouts getting recognized on the Central and North 2 teams. The NJFCA Super 100 is chosen by coaches among its members, and 25 are honored in each of four sections - Central, South, North 1 and North 2 - with non-publics included as well.

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How are NJ football coaches voting on changes to overtime procedure? We asked around… As we first reported Wednesday, the New Jersey Football Coaches Association is asking its membership about a potential change to overtime rules in high school aimed at curbing ties. NJFCA Commissioner John Jacob told Central Jersey Sports Radio last week the NJSIAA has been exploring the issue, and while the vote is non-binding - it won't officially adopt a new plan, or reject it - he says the state athletic association is likely to follow whatever the coaches say.

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