hero is turning head on the football field and playing his way into a how many people knew who max osgood was a year ago? but this fall plenty of folks are taking notice, the six five, 240-pound tighten is a big threat for the nashua south football team. >> i love max, it's like, i think all of us pretty much enjoy practice. coaches -- reporter: last year was his first year playing football so he spent much of the time but after a lot of hard work in the off season, max osgood is one of the top tight ends in the state. >> it a completely different game for me, i went to camp pretty much every weekend in the summer. reporter: although e had to learn football, athleticism comes naturally. he also plays lacrosse and basketball. hoops runs in his family. >> it's all we do, all we talk about. my brother plays basketball at plymouth state and both my parents played basketball at plymouth state. so is just all sports. reporter: max already has a scholarship offer from bryant university and interest from several other colleges. he says he'll definitely play football at the next level somewhere, w

sean: i think the coach loves max osgood. other schools are showing interest, and he has been offered one scholarship. he wants to continue his football career. >>> if you are heading to the high school game, don't forget to bring the non-perishable food items. it is this weekend. all 15 games tonight are ki dozen tomorrow opinion for a complete list, go to wmur.com/sports. erin: if football isn't your thing, but you want to help, why not help stuff a police cruiser full of food. the concord police department is holding a pair of stuff-a-cruiser events this weekend. this is video from another one last weekend. you can stop by the shaw's today between 1:00 and 5:00 or the hannaford on sunday from 9:00 until 1:00. donations at the concord police department. sean: get out there and help if you can. saving money, the special deal that u.n.h. has for students hoping to start classes in the fall. erin: making berlin a destination. why thousands of people are expected to be in the north country starting today. sean: meet palomo. hik

max osgood playing tight end for the nashua south football team. this is only his second season playing football, but after a lot of hard work in the off sean, he is now considered one of the best in the state. he also plays lacrosse and basketball. >> it is a different game for me. i went to camps every weekend in the summer. it is a little faster and stronger. i love racket. everyone -- obviously other teams you hear them complaining about practice. i think all of us pretty much enjoy practice for the most part. coaches, they make it fun while working us hard, you know? sean: osgood has a scholarship offer. other schools are showing interest as well. he plans to study business management while continuing his football career. high school football game tonight or tomorrow, don't forget to bring some non-perishable food items. the tackles hunger food drive is this weekend. all 15 games tonight are taking part. you can donate at another dozen tomorrow. for a complete list of participating schools, go to wmur.com/sports. erin: if football isn't your t