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Raw Miami Keeps the City’s 7v7 Pipeline Rolling
Raw Miami has built its name the loud way: line up against anybody, anywhere, and let the highlights argue. The Miami program is an adidas-sponsored elite 7v7 outfit — an official adidas football apparel program — and its following of roughly 46,000 on Instagram makes it one of the most visible club teams in Florida.
Raw does not travel light. At Battle Miami, one of the biggest stops on the national circuit, the program fielded two teams — a sign of the depth it carries through the age groups and of how many Miami-area players want in.
The feed tells the program’s favorite story: its own alumni, still producing at the next level. Raw regularly spotlights former players like KJ Duff, now a wide receiver at Rutgers, as proof of what the pipeline can do for a Miami kid who puts in the work.
Playing on the Battle and OT7 circuit means Raw’s players are evaluated against national competition all spring, not just local showcases. For college recruiters building their South Florida boards, a Raw roster is required reading.
Expect Raw Miami to be in the middle of the fight at every major Florida stop again this season. Follow the program on Instagram at @raw7v7.
MoneyTeam Athletics introduces itself without a hint of humility: the No. 1 upcoming program in the nation. The Georgia-based outfit — an elite national 7v7 program specializing in training and exposure, now in its third season — has spent 2026 backing the talk up, in front of more than 4,000 followers.
Start with the sweep. In one March weekend, MoneyTeam won both the 14U and the 15U championships at the same event, then added the Peach State Shootout 9U title two weeks later — three age groups, three crowns, one month.
The company it keeps says the rest. On The Sevens’ official teams page, MoneyTeam stands in the 15U division alongside Atlanta heavyweights Hustle Inc and Huncho Elite, and the program also tests itself on the FSG Tournament Series circuit.
And exposure is more than a word in the bio. Through the spring of 2026, the account’s offer posts told the story: MoneyTeam players earning college offers from Austin Peay, Miami (Ohio), Wagner, Bowling Green, Georgia Southern and Troy.
The program calls its newest class “The Next Wave of MoneyTeam.” On this evidence, believe it. Follow the program on Instagram at @moneyteam_athletics.
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