You'll see a lot of these this cycle. After his product is on the floor for a season all these top 3's will turn into sure things.
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DE Isaiah Chambers (Aldine MacArthur)
CB Donovan Duvernay of Sachse has committed to Baylor.
His twin brother, Devin, shouldn't be far behind.
Per 24/7, the staff has asked LB Shemar Smith of Miami, FL to take his official visit after the season.
He will not be in Austin this weekend for the OK State game.
And crazy Auburn fan...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAPWsNXQJGU
I feel for the kid. We knew he had these tendencies. I think the coaches do a also. It also took a flat out drop from their TE to even give us this chance. I personally don't feel like we deserved the win so no real grieving here. I think the game could have been an embarrassment for recruiting but a little heart, and some Cal complacency, made us look salvageable.
HORNSPORTS:
We'll kick things off this week with 2016 WR commit Collin Johnson. Johnson tells us he sustained a shoulder injury diving for a ball in the Valley Christian vs. Oak Grove game on September 11th. How's he holding up? "Hanging in there," he tells us. Johnson's shoulder will require surgery and the elite receiver will be sidelined for a handful of months. While the injury is deflating, Johnson will support his teammates from the sideline. As for Longhorn fans are concerned, Johnson plans to graduate early and enroll at Texas in January. He should be ready and available to participate in spring ball in Austin.
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After an exciting but ultimately disappointing loss to Cal, we caught up with several of the recruits who were in attendance on Saturday. The SLC 3 (Southlake players Robert Barnes, Obi Eboh, and Lil’Jordan Humphrey) made their way to Austin for the game. Texas commit Obi Eboh brought along his two teammates who both hold Texas offers, and it sounds like they all enjoyed the experience. “It was fun”, Eboh said. “We got to watch a great game.” Eboh noted that Jerrod Heard had the recruits section buzzing with his electric performance. “He was incredible. We were going crazy when he scored. Absolutely nuts.”
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Southlake Athlete Lil’Jordan Humphrey was watching this game closely, because both teams on the field were high on his list of interest. In fact, Cal and Texas both sit at the top for the talented playmaker and have put some distance between themselves and other schools. We caught up with Humphrey who told us he really enjoyed himself. We also asked Humphrey what his thoughts were on the new look offense Texas was running. “It’s different, but they really try to spread the ball around and get in the playmakers hands. I like it.” That point stuck out to Humphrey because the Texas coaches are recruiting him as a receiver. Our sources in Southlake continue to indicate good things about Humphrey and Texas, and the Texas coaching staff is continuing their relentless recruitment of the most versatile athlete in the state.
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HornSports high school coverage this week will include perhaps the crown jewel of the 2016 Texas recruiting class. Quarterback Shane Buechele leads Arlington Lamar up against Arlington Martin in the kickoff to District 4-6A competition. Buechele is surrounded by SEC talent on offense with Alabama commit Chris Owens on the line and Arkansas commit Kofi Boateng out wide. Oklahoma State pledge Madre Harper stars at DB for Lamar, and the Vikings are primed for a playoff run in 2015. This will be our first extended look at Buechele outside of a camp setting, and HornSports will be bringing you updates all night from Cravens field.
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2017 Pflugerville Hendrickson defensive end Nelson Mbanasor is a familiar face on the 40 Acres. The local prospect made a return trip to Austin for the Cal game one week after attending the victory over Rice. Mbanasor hasn’t landed on the radar yet in his class, but he is seeing some early interest from the hometown program. “Coach Strong and Coach Vaughn said they have a lot of interest in me”, Mbanasor told us. Nelson had a great time at both games and said the frequent visits are giving him an increased comfort level with the program and staff. Mbanasor’s brother PJ was a standout defensive back in last year’s recruiting class who signed with Oklahoma and is currently on campus there. With a sibling already north of the Red River, Mbanasor said that won’t be a factor in his recruitment. “Really I’m open to go wherever.” Mbanasor also told us he will be looking to make another visit to Austin this year as he continues to build his relationship with the Texas coaching staff.
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New Orleans (LA) Brother Martin Tight End Peyton Aucoin made his way to Austin for his first game since committing back in the summer. For anyone wondering, Aucoin is a strong commit who is very happy with his commitment. The big tight end enjoyed himself at DKR on Saturday and gave us some insight to what the game environment was like in the recruits section. "The visit was great, I loved every minute of it." Aucoin got to witness the coming out party for Jerrod Heard up close and personal and he told us that the recruits in attendance were buzzing. "Everyone was just really excited to see him go out there and pick apart the defense play after play." After returning back to New Orleans after his weekend in Austin Aucoin tweeted pictures of him with QB commit Shane Buechele. We asked about Aucoin if he and Buechele had an opportunity to hang out while on The 40. "It went nice. We sort of just got to know each other and I think we will build from there."
So, uhh, what's the prediction on this one? The 247 Crystal Balls aren't favorable at all but they really haven't been in many of our last commitments (which aren't a lot). Seems like odd timing but maybe TCU's crap defense lately or Aggie's "good" defense has swayed him in one direction or another? Or maybe Strong snagged him undercover as per his usual MO?
Full Cal game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57ssdWRdDw0
With all these D-linemen, seemingly, coming off the table for Texas, I would love to see the staff turn on the heat on Andrew Fitzgerald. I've seen his name pop up lately, but nothing regarding an offer.
Meltdown time for Week 3. All Bama.
"They need to rename the iron bowl the retarded fucking quarterbacks bowl." :lol
http://www.rollbamaroll.com/2015/9/2...ime-week-three
People need to quit freaking out about the defensive stats. While yes, you can see the drop off compared to last year but Texas is one of the FEW rare teams that has played against 3 solid offenses. If Texas was playing teams like Lamar and SFA, none of this would be a discussion.
Now if Texas is still one of the worst statistic at the end of the year, then you can worry and say their bad, but it'll all start changing once everyone else starts facing better competition.
need to land this recruit .............. bama & vandy are considered the leaders...........
jacob young younger brother of former oregon standout joseph young ......... versatile scorer..............
http://www.scout.com/player/199250-jacob-young
http://ballislife.com/jacob-young-go...-a-packed-gym/
That's not what I was getting at. It's more about the other teams actually playing competition and getting yards put on them. You can't really tell anything from stats at this point in time. Take WVU for example, currently #4 total defense at 596 total yards but they have only played 2 games, Liberty and Georgia Southern. So one less game to count and 2 poo teams gives them false stat that they have the #4 defense in football.
Our 3 game nonconference teams are combined 8-1. They weren't pushovers. Should let things play out more before you hit the alarm.