December 5, 2006  Things more complicated for Devine  North Fort
Myers, Fla. running back Noel Devine has had a soap opera high
school career and it fittingly ended with a bit more controversy
this past weekend. Devine talks exclusively about schools he is
looking at, the most recent controversy and his Deion Sanders.
Devine, the No. 1 all-purpose running back in the country,
finished his senior season with 2,148 yards (more than 10-yards-
per-carry) and 30 touchdowns, stretching his Lee County
touchdown record to 92. He rushed for 130 yards and a score in
his final game, a 20-14 loss to Manatee in the playoffs this
past weekend. But it's the way the game ended that people have
focused on.  Devine was stopped on a 3rd-and-1 and a 4th-and-1
at the North Fort Myers 44 with 2:50 remaining in the game and
his team trailing 20-14. Earlier in the fourth quarter, a Devine
fumble led to the winning score for Manatee. On the final play
of the game, Devine was stopped for no gain at the Manatee
46-yard-line with 17.5 s