What's up with Hollins?
Obviously if Prevot is skipping a track meet to visit / receive an offer he's a Texas lean. I don't think he'll make that March 10 visit to TAMU. GH inferred that Prevot will commit soon after being offered. I like Hall better, but Prevot works for me.
What's up with Hollins?
I know we can't go by the picture, but the rivals picture of JJ Gustafson reminds me of some of the guys we had blocking for Colt back in 2008. You know the guys that couldn't block but had really nice smiles.
Do u know where I can find film of Daeshon Hall? Cant find anything.
Supposedly he really has a nasty mean streak.
TE Durham Smythe was offered by Florida today. The Stanford visit remains scheduled.
He does have that innocent look but he's legit.
Hall's Hudl film is the truth.
I think size is a concern with Hollins. Great first step, but he's 6'1."
Is there even a chance of RSJ committing somewhere else? Where else has he visited?
Thanks!
I Agree..
http://www.statesman.com/sports/long...y-2188799.html
Horns expected to land Sealy recruit on Wednesday
By Jeff Howe HOOKEM.COM
Published: 7:41 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20, 2012
Wednesday is decision day for Ricky Seals-Jones, Sealy High School's four-star recruit. The 6-foot-5, 225-pound dynamic athlete will make his college choice known early that afternoon. Texas is the overwhelming favorite.
Seals-Jones, the No. 14-ranked recruit on the American-Statesman's initial Fabulous 55 list of the state's top prospects, was considering an announcement late last week, but decided to move his decision to this week.
The Longhorns received four commitments last week, after their first junior day — Dallas Jesuit wide receiver Jake Oliver, Fort Worth Arlington Heights offensive tackle A'Shawn Robinson, Whitewright quarterback Tyrone Swoopes and Arlington Martin running back Kyle Hicks.
For any Texas fans feeling uneasy about Seals-Jones, they shouldn't. LSU has been mentioned as a distant second, and the Longhorns' Feb. 12 junior day visit was a home run both for Seals-Jones and his family, sources close to his recruitment said.
Unless Texas picks up a commitment from another player before Wednesday, expect Seals-Jones to be No. 6.
Other recruiting updates:
• Robinson, who committed to Texas last Thursday, says he's not planning on taking any more recruiting visits.
"I see the class of 2011 and the class of 2012, and then I look at what our class can be," Robinson said. "I feel like I can go to Texas and be a part of a national championship. Texas has everything I want."
• Even though Texas has a commitment from Hicks, don't expect the Longhorns to give up on trying to land DeSoto running back Dontre Wilson, the 5-10, 165-pound speedster who's No. 16 on the Fabulous 55.
As reported last week, Texas' first junior day was considered a great visit for Wilson. Another key for Texas is the return of head coach Claude Mathis to DeSoto.
Mathis, who has four former players on the Texas roster, is a huge reason why the DeSoto pipeline has been opened to Texas. He had taken an assistant coaching position at the University of Houston, but recently decided to return to DeSoto after a couple of months on the job.
Wilson visited Oklahoma State last weekend, and plans to visit Oregon during spring break; the Ducks are considered Texas' biggest compe ion in the fight for Wilson.
• Harker Heights lineman Darius James visited TCU last week — the same day that four Horned Frogs players were arrested on drug-related charges.
Nothing has changed with James' timeline. He'll visit Oklahoma on March 3, then LSU, and then Alabama before he makes his decision. All signs, though, point to Texas as being the team to beat; the Longhorns have long had him as one of the top priorities for their class.
• Among Texas A&M's junior day players last weekend were six recruits that Texas has serious interest in — Belton tight end Durham Smythe, Dallas Bishop Dunne offensive lineman Ishmael Wilson, Dallas Kimball defensive tackle Justin Manning, Houston Cypress Falls wide receiver Jacorey Warrick and Red Oak tight end Jeremiah Gaines.
The Aggies ended up getting six commitments, but only one from that group of Longhorns recruits — Wilson, the No. 11-rated prospect on the Fabulous 55.
Wilson was unable to make it to Texas' junior day on Feb. 12, and thus did not receive an offer. The Longhorns reportedly will not recruit him further.
Last edited by the chronic; 02-20-2012 at 10:50 PM.
If you want to see why Ricky Seals-Jones is ranked as #13 player in country by Rivals, watch his latest footage. Whoa.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ3Vw...eature=channel
Damn he's quick.
He's going to create some great mismatches.
Some JD2 updates. QB Kenny Hill will not be in attendance which was expected. DT Vincent Taylor has confirmed he will be in Austin and ATH Chevoski Collins is also on board. Collins has received numerous Junior Day invitations but he said Texas is the one he's been waiting for (remember he's the cousin of DE Cedric Reed). He mentioned that once Akina made the call, he was in.
Junior Day #2 (February 25th)
QB, JT Barrett, Wichita Falls Rider
QB, Cody Thomas, Colleyville Heritage **baseball tournament
WR, Marcell Ateman, Wylie East
WR, Ellis Jefferson, Denton Guyer
WR, Quan Jones, Wylie East
WR, Eldridge Massington, West Mesquite
WR, Robbie Rhodes, Fort Worth Southwest **basketball playoffs
TE, Jeremiah Gaines, Red Oak
TE, Trent Gow, Mansfield
OL, Austin Davis, Mansfield
OL, Patrick Morris, Denton Guyer
OL, Kent Perkins, Richardson Lake Highlands
OL, Maurice Porter, Fort Bend Marshall
OT, Josh Thomas, Evangel Christian (Shreveport, LA)
DT, Christopher Robinson, Woodlawn (Shreveport, LA)
DT, Vincent Taylor, San Antonio Madison
DE, Daeshon Hall, Lancaster
DE/LB, Deon Hollins, Jr., Fort Bend Marshall
DE/LB, Mike Mitc , Plano Prestonwood Christian
DE, Torrodney Prevot, Alief Taylor
DE, DJ Ward, Lawton (Lawton, OK)
LB, Deoundrei Davis, Cypress Woods
LB, Brett Wade, Kennedale
DB, George Baltimore, Mansfield
DB, Kameron Miles, West Mesquite
DB, Alfred Pullom, Cypress Woods
DB, Maurice Smith, Fort Bend Dulles
ATH, Chevoski Collins, Livingston
ATH, Jacorey Warrick, Cypress Falls
Wait...
"Seals-Jones, the No. 14-ranked recruit on the American-Statesman's initial Fabulous 55 list of the state's top prospects"
and the #13 in the country according to Rivals!??!
Thats just weird.
I had a happy in the pants moment.
Mike Coppage@MikeCoppageReply
Dallas Kimball S Brandon Hines says he and teammate Justin Manning will commit at the same time and to the same school.
Unfortunately, one of those two is much better than the other. I don't think we care about Hines.
I wouldn't mind if they ended up at my second school, UTSA.
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