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2021 Recruiting Thread

Eight

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not going to start a 2023 recruiting thread and doubt he gets out of the sec, but watching arch manning on espn2

he is cooper's son and is a soph at isidore newman in new orleans. at times he looks like a typical high soph and then there are moments when he will make a throw and you can see the bloodlines

list him at 6'3" and 195 so it will be interesting to watch him over the next few seasons
 
CryptoMiner

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Austin Westlake LB Nick Morris 6-3/225 curent UPenn commit but recently offered by OkieSt. Spent first 3 years of high school at Fairfield College Prep in CT, but has had an impressive start at Westlake (in two games 18 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, and 5 sacks).



 
Eight

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CryptoMiner said:
Austin Westlake LB Nick Morris 6-3/225 curent UPenn commit but recently offered by OkieSt. Spent first 3 years of high school at Fairfield College Prep in CT, but has had an impressive start at Westlake (in two games 18 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, and 5 sacks).



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curious how many times he had to take the act to get the 31, joking for some on the board..

the clip of the game in canada from his junior season through me at first with the 20-yard deep end zone. small difference in facilities seen in the two videos.
 
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LB brothers from AZ

Rashie Hodge LB 6-1/ 235 Mountain Pointe HS, Phoenix AZ Senior who played at NM St in portal
College Football News All-Independent Team



Rashion Hodge 6-3/215 Mountain Pointe HS, Phoenix AZ, 2020 kid that was headed to NM St but available

 
CryptoMiner

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Inside Texas blurb on Keon Coleman (think this is older though posted today):

Texas continues to look for outside receivers in the 2021 class. It’s been a journey thus far.

UT offered Keon Coleman, the 6-foot-4, 200-pounder from Opelousas (LA) Catholic following his de-commitment from Kansas.

Coleman currently holds 40 offers, including Georgia, Auburn, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Miami.

In 2019, the four-star wideout had 1,143 yards and 22 touchdowns on 35 catches. That's 32.6 ypc. He added seven INTs on defense as well and excels on the hardwood as a Division I level point guard.

He has a lot of responsibilities in 2020, namely getting back to the playoffs.

"We are finding ourselves after losing nine of our defensive starters last year," said Coleman. "There isn't one school on the schedule we won't be ready for."

All the schools are in the "same boat" as others, according to Coleman, but he's got his eyes on a few programs.

"(Texas) is a great school," said Coleman. "They are good at getting the ball to their big receivers."

TCU is also on his mind.

"I've been listening to (Malcolm Kelly, TCU WR coach)," Coleman said. "We're supposed to chop it up again soon."

It's hard to gauge where UT stands early in this pursuit, but he's eager to listen to Texas and likes Andre Coleman. In most years, he'd probably attend LSU, but the Tigers have bigger fish on the line.
 
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CryptoMiner said:
'22 DB from Brenham (whoever did these needs a raise)

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looks like the wedding from crazy rich asians

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Froggish

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CryptoMiner said:
Inside Texas blurb on Keon Coleman (think this is older though posted today):

Texas continues to look for outside receivers in the 2021 class. It’s been a journey thus far.

UT offered Keon Coleman, the 6-foot-4, 200-pounder from Opelousas (LA) Catholic following his de-commitment from Kansas.

Coleman currently holds 40 offers, including Georgia, Auburn, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Miami.

In 2019, the four-star wideout had 1,143 yards and 22 touchdowns on 35 catches. That's 32.6 ypc. He added seven INTs on defense as well and excels on the hardwood as a Division I level point guard.

He has a lot of responsibilities in 2020, namely getting back to the playoffs.

"We are finding ourselves after losing nine of our defensive starters last year," said Coleman. "There isn't one school on the schedule we won't be ready for."

All the schools are in the "same boat" as others, according to Coleman, but he's got his eyes on a few programs.

"(Texas) is a great school," said Coleman. "They are good at getting the ball to their big receivers."

TCU is also on his mind.

"I've been listening to (Malcolm Kelly, TCU WR coach)," Coleman said. "We're supposed to chop it up again soon."

It's hard to gauge where UT stands early in this pursuit, but he's eager to listen to Texas and likes Andre Coleman. In most years, he'd probably attend LSU, but the Tigers have bigger fish on the line.
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This would be a huge pick up.. Go chop it up Kelly
 

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