2025 In-Season interview with Falcon Mickel from Chaney High School


 

Falcon Mickel

Chaney High School, Youngstown, Ohio

Long Snapper/Right and Left Guard

2027

5’8 205 lbs

Jersey Number: #54

Awards won or earned: Letterman x3

HUDL LINK: http://www.hudl.com/profile/20575242

Other sports played:

Track and field/thrower

Wrestling

Basketball

What were your personal goals heading into the season?

My personal goals heading into the season were to improve all around and start getting recognized by colleges for football.

What was the toughest part of the practices leading up to the first game of the season?

The 90-degree weather practices and running in that heat.

What has been the most disappointing part of the season?

The most disappointing part of my season was having to sit out my first game due to injury.

What has been the best part of the season?

The best part of my season has been actually getting to play a significant amount of time and being a starter on special teams and offense.

What will it take for you guys to win the last three games of the season?

We need to work hard during practice all week leading up to Friday night; we need to work together and have a great hardworking attitude.

Of the remaining games left in the 2025 season, which one are you looking forward to the most?

Our last game is against East High School.

Which road stadium was the toughest to play in? Explain

I would say the toughest was Canfield because it was their homecoming game.

Which road stadium has had the best overall atmosphere?

I would say Rayne Stadium is our home field. I love hearing my name in the stands and all of our fans cheering for us.

What have you learned about yourself this season that you can use to be a better player?

I have learned that I have the potential to make it somewhere great, like playing football at the next level. I have learned that my work ethic is there.

For this season, which position do you believe you have been better at, guard or long snapper?

To be honest, long snapping, but I haven’t done bad at guard either.

Who has been the best player that you have faced this season, along with the team he was on?

I don’t really know the name, but he plays for Boardman High School.

Which team has been the best you have faced this season, along with the thing that made them so good?

Canfield because in the first half we were beating them, but coming out at half, they found ways to score and win the game.

Who is your favorite athlete?

I would have to say Travis Hunter because of how hard he worked to get where he is now.

What is your favorite class or subject?

Math is definitely my favorite subject; no matter what math I'm learning, I can always get the hang of it.

Outside of sports, what are you doing for fun?

Honestly, I am going out on Saturday night and having fun.


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