WR Frank Schnicker is looking for an opportunity 
October, 25, 2012
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Mission Viejo (Calif.) has hardly been tested this season, as the nationally-ranked Diablos have rolled to an 8-0 record. While the defense has been stout, the offense has been phenomenal. The Diablos have racked up at least 35 points in all eight contests, and went as high as 84 in a blowout win over Aliso Viejo (Calif.) Aliso Niguel.
A pair of helping hands in the Mission Viejo offense this year belongs to wide receiver Frank Schnicker, a 6-foot, 180-pound athlete who transferred from Long Beach (Calif.) Millikan and was forced to sit out his junior season.
"If anything, that gave me motivation for this year to come out stronger," Schnicker said.
A pair of helping hands in the Mission Viejo offense this year belongs to wide receiver Frank Schnicker, a 6-foot, 180-pound athlete who transferred from Long Beach (Calif.) Millikan and was forced to sit out his junior season.
"If anything, that gave me motivation for this year to come out stronger," Schnicker said.
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