2025 End of season interview with Steeler Bean from Central Crossing


 Name: Steeler Bean

 School/Town: Central Crossing in Grove City, Ohio

 Positions played: CB, WR, KR, PR, Holder

 Class: 2026

 Height: 5'11   Weight: 150 lb

Jersey number: 5

Awards: All OCC- special mention (sophomore year)

All OCC- First team (Senior year)

All District-Special mention (Senior year)

HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/profile/17893611

Other sports: Basketball



Please post something from last season that sticks out to you. It can be from a game, practice, or something funny on the bus ride to or from the game. Any moment that sticks out to you.

Scoring the first Touchdown of the season on a goal line out route over 3 defenders.

What was the highlight of your high school football career?

Getting 2 interceptions against a Penn State Commit back to back drives

What was the biggest lesson that you learned from playing high school football?

If you want things to change, you need to step up and say something and be a leader.

What were your feelings as you walked off the field for the last time as a high school football player?

Very sad moment and I got a hug from every teammate and coach. The hardest part was knowing I would never play with my brothers again.

Do you feel that private schools have unfair advantages or public schools? Explain

Public schools because one year you would play this team and the next they would have new transfers that were on another team making games unfair.

Who was the best player that you faced in a game, as well as the team he was on?

Emoni Smith, he is a freak athlete committed to Purdue. He played on Westland, our rival school.

What makes you a good teammate?

I was always helping the younger guys so that when I leave someone can take my role in helping develop players.

How do you go about blocking the negative out and carrying on to play the game?

Since I play DB, I'm always on the next play mentality because you never know what can happen. I'm always locked into the game to make sure I can put myself in the best position.

What is the strength of your game?

My IQ, I watch film every day and constantly wanting to know my opponent's weakness and what plays they like to do.

Why should a college coach recruit you?

I am a dedicated player, always doing extra work and wanting to prove others that I am a top DB in Ohio.

What has been the best part of the recruiting process?

Seeing the different between these colleges and universities and making relationships with lots of coaches.

Would you share with the readers some of the schools you are hearing from, as well as any offers you have?

I have 13 offers with more coming
Adrian College
Findlay 
Wheeling
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg 
Otterbein
Capital
Oberlin
Muskingum 
Culver Stockton
Wilmington
Marietta
Also talking to John Carrol, Baldwin Wallace, and Edinborro

If you are invited to play in any of the all-star games, will you?

Yes, I definitely will.

What is a style or fad your generation has that you do not get?

Wearing ski masks on their head all day

Who are your role models?

My Dad is one of my biggest role models, showing me what it takes to be the best and a good person. Also, Jalen Ramsey who is my favorite player cause I love how he played the game and the physicality he has.

Favorite sports movie or show?

Remember the Titans


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