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Winning in Paradise
What is NIL Club
NIL Club is an organization committed to empowering high school & college student-athletes by helping them navigate the new era of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). Starting too late limits your options and reduces your scholarship opportunities. Coaches cant evaluate you if they don't see your skills on film. Poor academics can disqualify you no matter how talented you are. Overlooking D2, D3, NAIA, or JUCO means missing real scholarship chances. Nil Club is committed to helping high school & college sports programs by introducing them to online resources. Here you can support philanthropy with private donations.
We are dedicated to celebrating the integrity and talent of student-athletes. By supporting the Paradise Club, you are directly investing in the academic and athletic future of young men and women. Your generosity helps provide the financial stability that allows them to focus on what matters most—their education and their sport—all while building a positive legacy in their communities. We invite you to join us in our mission to champion the student-athlete.
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Peter Theodore
Class Year: Sophomore 2028
Boca Raton Varsity Football
#52, LB, DT
Jay Minton, one of the most successful high school coaches in Ohio, joined the Flyer football staff as a part-time assistant coach in July, 2019. He will coach the UD tight ends.
Minton won 240 games in 30 years as a head coach. The last 21 were at Wayne High School in the Dayton suburb of Huber Heights. His Wayne teams reached the Ohio state playoffs 15 times, won 10 conference championships and finished as Ohio Division I state runner-up four times.
More than 300 of his student-athletes went on to play college football, more than 100 in Division I and 13 played in the NFL. The Dayton Agonis Club named him the winner of its Mike Kelly/Don Donoher Coach of the Year Award in 2016.
Minton is a 1986 graduate of Florida Atlantic University, and has a Master’s from Xavier. He and his wife Susie live in Dayton. He teaches in Huber Heights City Schools.
