All-Met Player of the Year Cosh and Coach of the Year Thompson have their say

Arundel senior QB Billy Cosh (a Kansas state recruit) was named the All-Met Offensive Player of the Year. In a radio interview Wednesday, Cosh opened up about playing in a pass-happy offense, breaking records and his future at Kansas State.

This week's All-Met section highlighted some of the area's top players and coaches, including All-Met Offensive Player of the Year Billy Cosh and Coach of the Year Mickey Thompson.

Cosh, a senior who rewrote the Maryland passing records, set career marks for completions, attempts, yardage and touchdowns, while Thompson has made 16 playoff appearances in 20 seasons and won more than 100 games at Stone Bridge.

The day the All-Met section hit the stands, both Cosh and Thompson joined Post contributors B.J. Koubaroulis and Stephen Ball on CBS radio's "Verbally Committed" -- A DMV Prepcast on 106.7 The Fan.

Cosh, the son of former Maryland defensive coordinator Chris Cosh, talked about his career, what it feels like to be mentioned in The Post's Players of the Decade, and his expectations of playing at Kansas State. Click Here

Thompson talked about this year's set of overachievers, which were able to overcome losing 20 of 22 starters to make it to the Div. 5 state finals. Click Here

Other Guests included:

Washington Post Staff Writer Josh Barr to talk about how the rankings are compiled and how All-Mets are selected. Click Here

Virginiapreps.com statewide football editor Rod Johnson to talk recruiting and the state finals. Click Here

H.D. Woodson Coach Frank Oliver to talk about McDonald's All-American candidate Ronika Ransford and this week's Nike Tournament of Champions in Arizona. Click Here

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