Following All-Star game, Clarkston 2018 K/P Jermaine Roemer was offered by Ferris State (Story)

Written by
Jeff Corrion
Published
06/29/2018
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Jeff Corrion

Clarkston 2018 K/P Jermaine Roemer received his first scholarship offer nearly 5 months after National Signing Day from Ferris State University.

Roemer was one of the most shocking uncommitted, let alone unoffered players in the Class of 2018 but just 6 days after performing in the MHSFCA/The D Zone East vs. West All-Star game, Roemer was offered by Ferris State who was is a top Division II program in the country.

Roemer had a spectacular end to his high school career in 2017 by drilling a 69-yard punt in the Wolves D1 semi-final win and in the state championship kicked a FG as Clarkston would win by the final score of, 3-2.

Roemer was one of a handful of unoffered players who played in the prestigious East vs. West game and despite not practicing in months, still flashed a powerful leg.

On 4 kickoffs during the All-Star game, Roemer booted one for a touchback and also kicked a 19-yard field goal in overtime.