TBT: Richard Sherman sacks QB, forces fumble in 2005 CIF-SS DIII title game
Before Richard Sherman won a Super Bowl ring with the Seattle Seahawks in 2014, he was a dominate force for Compton Dominguez High School.
During his senior season in 2005, Sherman accounted for 1,030 all-purpose yards on offense as a receiver, three punt returns for touchdowns and 45 tackles from his defensive back position.
And, to top things off, Sherman helped Dominguez win the CIF-SS Division III title game in a 41-14 route of Notre Dame.
After high school, Sherman went on to Stanford (from 2006-10, first as a WR before moving to DB) before being drafted in the fifth round (154th overall) in 2011 by the Seahawks.
Check out the video up top from the game, where Sherman (4) sacks the Notre Dame quarterback, forces a fumble and then recovers said fumble.
Also, what is equally impressive is Sherman's teammate flipping up off the ground at the very end of the clip.
