Central Texas Area "Must Be Seen 16" (c/o 2018) Spring edition

Cibolo Steele "Athlete" prospect Caden Sterns is rated #1 in the 2018 CenTex class.

"Must Be Seen 16"

1. Caden Sterns, Athlete (Cibolo Steele) 6'2" 175, 4.48

A dangerous prospect to play against. He takes care of business in run support, the passing game, and the return game in a huge way. Is already better than what his older brother (Oklahoma State safety, Jordan Sterns) was at his age.

Sterns' film link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0_MrRJF5ek&feature=youtu.be 

2. Marquise Conchola, DT (College Station) 6'3" 275, 4.9  TAD
Plays like his pants are on fire with a "refuse to be blocked" attitude. Still relatively unknown in many circles but that will change soon.

Conchola's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/5275202/marquise-conchola


3. Trevon Moehrig-Woodard, CB (Smithson Valley) 6'2" 175, 4.5
Possesses the size, physicality, and athleticism that college coaches crave in a prospect. Don't be surprised to see him play on Sundays some years from now.

Moehrig-Woodard's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/6963951/trevon-moehrig-woodard


4. JaQualyn Crawford, CB (Rockdale) 5'10" 160, 4.38  TAD
Probably the fastest prospect in this class. Often toys with people that are chasing him by loafing to the end zone. A legit cover guy!

Crawford's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3263308/jaquayln-crawford


5. Ylijaah Hall, OT (Bryan) 6'5" 280, 5.2
Started to come into his own this past season. Has prototype size, upper body strength, and protects the blind side at will.

Hall's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/5293528/ylijaah-hall 


6. Quandree White, WR (College Station) 5'11" 180, 4.57  TAD
White is a true play maker on the field and usually has his way with defensive backs. A scary sight on the island.

White's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4129605/quandree-white 


7. Tyler Vitt, QB (San Antonio MacArthur) 6'2" 195, 4.7
Had a great sophomore campaign in showcasing the fact that he can make all of the throws. Should be a marquee prospect outside of the southwest region year from now.

Vitt's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3959374/tyler-vitt


8. Tyrick James, TE (China Spring) 6'2" 213, 4.8
Displays soft hands and does not have concentration lapses. Can split out wide and win contested jump balls.

James' film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4132888/tyrick-james


9. Julon Williams, Athlete (Converse Judson) 5'10" 190, 4.6
Plays QB but is more of a running back prospect and is very exciting to watch. Will indeed raise his stock as time passes.

Williams' film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4137959/highlights/323154378


10. Tyler Dykes, Athlete (Iola) 5'9" 150, 4.45  TAD
A state finalist in the 100-meter dash as a freshman last Spring. Already reminds me of former Longhorn Eric Metcalf whenever he has the football in his hands.

Dykes' film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4290102/tyler-dykes 


11. Jaxon Player, DT (Waco Midway) 6'0" 265, 5.2
Terrorized a lot of offensive backfields this past season. Does not get pancaked.

Player's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3337267/jaxon-player


12. Alyzcha Hentz, OT (Killeen) 6'7" 296, 5.4  TAD
A prospect that lines up at guard but will play tackle in college. Very raw and has a high ceiling. Is still growing!

Hentz's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/5300308/alyzcha-ulufale-hentz


13. Tyrese Heard, FS (Teague) 6'1" 180, 4.56  TAD
Has developed a name as a hard hitter and can also make things happen on offense.

Heard's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4946153/tyrese-heard


14. Vrashon Walker, OLB (Killeen) 6'1" 195, 4.68  TAD
Didn't even start the season off as a starter and ended up making a huge name for himself, showcasing a nice load of potential. Uses good playing speed to chase down ball carriers. 

Walker's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/5155397/vrashon-bam-bam-walker 


15. Jamal Williams, QB (Waco La Vega) 5'11" 165, 4.6
Led his team to a state championship for the first time in school history. Very consistent passer.

Williams' film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3270137/jamal-williams


16t. Trae Cherry, CB (China Spring) 5'11" 165, 4.5 
Generated somewhat of a big name on the camp circuit last summer. Matched up against some big play receivers and did not surrender any big plays.

Cherry's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/6032774/trae-cherry


16t. Mason Cooper, LB (Waco Robinson) 6'2" 190, 4.5  TAD

Is utilized in a variety of ways for the Rockets.  Has rare blanket, pass covering skills as a linebacker.

Cooper's film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4219447/mason-cooper 

Radio show broadcast link: http://tobtr.com/s/8282461 
All 40-yard dash times are hand times.

Central Texas Area "Surety 30" (c/o 2017) Spring edition

Temple's TaQuon Graham is CenTex's #1 Overall Prospect for 2017

1. Ta'Quon Graham, DE (Temple) 6'4" 230, 4.7  TAD
Is as good as any player in the country at his position. Will probably be invited to play in some of the All-American games.

College comparison: Jevon Kearse (Florida, '96-'98)

Graham's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4634607/taquon-graham

2. JK Dobbins, RB (La Grange) 5'9" 194, 4.33
A complete football player on both sides of the football. Has true sprinter's speed and is a big play machine.

College comparison: Marshall Faulk (San Diego State, '91-'93)

Dobbins' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3378902/highlights/325001396

3. Levi Jones, OLB (Austin Westlake) 6'3" 215, 4.6
Plays with a nonstop motor and equally lethal in both the running and passing game. His father Robert Jones, played for the Dallas Cowboys' Super Bowl teams in the '90's.

College comparison: Tommy Polley (Florida State, '97-'00)

Jones' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3886581/levi-jones

4. Kedrick James, TE (Waco La Vega) 6'6" 250, 4.69  Baylor commit (TAD)
The prototypical tight end prospect whose game has tremendously grown over the past year.

College comparison: Jerramy Stevens (Washington, '99-'01)

James' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3577009/kedrick-james


5. Sam Ehlinger, QB (Austin Westlake) 6'1" 207, 4.6  Texas commit
A true gamer. Can both run and throw effectively. Helped to lead his team to the state finals.

College comparison: Colt McCoy (Texas, '06-'09)

Ehlinger's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3185948/sam-ehlinger

6. Devin Morris, CB (Caldwell) 6'1" 173, 4.43  Texas A&M commit  (TAD)
Gives every WR a "48-minute jail sentence" that he lines up across from. Did not surrender a reception all season!

College comparison: Champ Bailey (Georgia, '96-'98)

Morris' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3375573/devin-morris

7. Frank Harris, ATH (Schertz Clemens) 6'1" 180, 4.5
Probably the most exciting player to watch in Central Texas. Is equally dangerous in both the passing and running game.

College comparison: Kordell Stewart (Colorado '91-'94)

Harris' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3431325/frank-harris

8. Matthew Huhn, OT (San Antonio Jay) 6'7" 270, 5.06 
Huhn came on strong this past season and will continue to get more attention as time passes.

College comparison: Robert Gallery (Iowa, '99-'02)

Huhn's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4330659/matthew-huhn

9. Javelin Guidry, CB (Cedar Park) 5'10" 176, 4.28
One of the fastest prospects in Central Texas. Has super glue cover skills and is versatile.

College comparison: Alex Molden (Oregon, '92-'95)

Guidry's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3888335/javelin-guidry

10. Marqez Bimage, OLB (Brenham) 6'3" 227, 4.6  Houston commit
Lines up at defensive end and is very destructive in the trenches.

College comparison: Leonard Little (Tennessee, '95-'97)

Bimage's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4166382/marqez-bimage

11. Tyler Castaneda, OG (Round Rock) 6'4" 295, 5.26  Texas Tech commit
Can play both tackle and guard. Very tough and can pull with authority.

College comparison: Jason Odom (Florida, '92-'95)

Castaneda's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3277904/highlights/314915462

12. Derek Kerstetter, OT (San Antonio Reagan) 6'5" 280, 5.3
Built up a good resume' in his junior year from a recruiting perspective. Could end up playing guard at the college level.

College comparison: Steve Hutchinson (Michigan, '97-'00)

Kerstetter's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3854874/derek-kerstetter 

13. Ty Brock, QB (College Station) 6'3" 180 4.55  TAD
Missed this past season with an injury. Could possibly top this list by the end of his senior season.

College comparison: John Elway (Stanford, '79-'82)

Brock's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2843442/ty-brock 

14. Brendan Jaimes, OT (Austin Lake Travis) 6'6" 260, 5.27
Does an outstanding job of protecting the blind side getting his fair share of pancake blocks.

College comparison: Matt Stinchcomb (Georgia, '95-'98)

Jaimes' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/173560/brenden-jaimes

15. Travell Lumpkin, RB (Cibolo Steele) 5'11" 190, 4.5
Possesses a tough running style and deceptive speed. Has fallen right in line with the tradition-rich school for running backs.

College comparison: Anthony Davis (Wisconsin, '01-'04)

Lumpkin's film: Highlights are "private"

16. Roshauud Paul, ATH (Bremond) 5'11" 170, 4.55
Has lead his team to two consecutive state titles as a do-it-all performer and is already looking for a third championship next year.

College comparison: Pat White (West Virginia, '05-'08)

Paul's film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHYHoAKzcLo

17. Ondario Robinson, DE (Hutto) 6'5" 240, 4.78
Has a lot of potential to go along with his prototypical size.

College comparison: Grant Irons (Notre Dame, '97-'01)

Robinson's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4151904/ondario-robinson 

18. Xavier Martin, QB (Cibolo Steele) 6'0" 171, 4.4 Texas Tech commit
Stepped in as the starting QB for the first time this past season and proved to be a serious dual threat.

College comparison: Joe Hamilton (Georgia Tech, '96-'99)

Martin's highlights: Highlights are "private"

19. Timarcus Davis, CB (College Station) 5'11" 165, 4.5  TAD
Has supreme ball skills and really good closing speed.

College comparison: Deltha O'Neal (Cal, '96-'99)

Davis' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2843519/timarcus-davis

20. Tyon Merchant, CB (A&M Consolidated) 6'1" 185, 4.5
True shutdown corner that makes a lot of noise on special teams as well.

College comparison: Tremain Mack (Miami, '94-'96)

Merchant's highlights: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3435499/highlights/314945459

21. Chase Brown, LB (Kerrville Tivy) 6'2" 228, 4.7  Tulsa commit
Brown is a run-stuffer that commands attention on the field each play.

College comparison: Rocky Calmus (Oklahoma, '98-'01)

Brown's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3100460/chase-brown

22. Josh Croslen, DT (Cibolo Steele) 6'1" 271, 4.9
Lives in the backfield of the opposing offense, disrupting many plays.

College comparison: Dewayne Robertson (Kentucky, '00-'02)

Croslen's film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX86ePXV838

23. Jaylen Gipson, QB (Mexia) 6'2" 195, 4.51  TAD
A small school prospect that is very cerebral and can make the tough throws.

College comparison: Tee Martin (Tennessee, '96-'99)

Gipson's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3944190/jaylen-gipson

24. Stephan Zabie, OG/OT (Austin Westlake) 6'6" 290, 5.1
Anchored an offensive line that helped rack up a lot of stats this past season.


College comparison: Michael Oher (Ole Miss, '06-'09)

Zabie's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/5244239/stephan-zabie

25. Ashton Logan, FS (Temple) 6'2" 207, 4.57  TAD
A huge presence in run support and possesses a lot of range to go along with his prototypical size.

College comparison: Steve Atwater (Arkansas, '85-'88)

Logan's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4634544/ashton-logan

26. Charlie Brewer, QB (Austin Lake Travis) 6'0" 183, 4.58
Helped lead Lake Travis to the state finals in 6A completing a high percentage of his passes. The younger brother of Virginia Tech QB Michael Brewer.

College comparison: BJ Symons (Texas Tech, '00-'03)

Brewer's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2602920/highlights/326074375

27. Logan Mann, WR (San Antonio Stevens) 6'1" 185, 4.55
Had a 7-Eleven type of season where he always seemed to be open as well as making tough catches.

College comparison: Freddie Mitchell (UCLA, '98-'00)

Mann's highlights: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/5298563/logan-mann

28. Justyn Merriweather, QB (Pflugerville) 6'4" 210, 4.6
A true diamond in the rough with prototypical size that plays in a run-oriented offense who is also a good basketball prospect as well.

College comparison: Akili Smith (Oregon, '96-'98)

Merriweather's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4219070/justyn-merriweather

29. Khalil Thomas, RB (Austin LBJ) 6'0" 185, 4.51
A legit runner between-the-tackles while possessing good speed.

College comparison: Jay Graham (Tennessee '93-'96)

Thomas' film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3742140/kahlil-thomas

30. Josh Donovan, Center (College Station) 6'5" 285, 5.2
A big body in the middle of the trenches that easily moves defenders out of the way.

College comparison: Rod Payne (Michigan, '93-'96)

Donovan's film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3906638/highlights/325205463

All 40-yard dash times are hand times.
TAD = TA Discovery
Radio show broadcast link: http://tobtr.com/s/8232257