Gaines Is Taking His Speed to KC!

Congrats to former CenTex standout Phillip Gaines (Rice/Converse Judson) on being drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs (3rd round, #87 overall)

Jace to NYC!

Congrats to former CenTex standout tight end Jace Amaro (San Antonio MacArthur) on being selected by the New York Jets in the 2nd round (#49 overall)!

Manziel Chosen by the Browns!

Congrats to former CenTex phenom Johnny Manziel (Kerrville Tivy) on being drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 1st round (#22 overall)!

CenTex Scooplight! Our Newest 2015 Discovery

2015 "Athlete" Jameson Houston (#2)

Austin St. Michael's 2015 prospect Jameson Houston (6'2" 200, 4.4), is just one of a ton of under the radar prospects in Central Texas looking to draw interest from major college coaches this Spring.


Film link: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/o/1762238/highlights/123046377

Central Texas Spring "Must Be Seen 16" (Class of 2016)!

The "Must Be Seen 16" are the top ranked 2016 prospects in the Central Texas area.  The remaining list of additional quality prospects for this respective class will be listed in our Spring Scouting report that will be published in late March 2014.



Radio Show Link: http://tobtr.com/s/6009173




1. Kendell Jones DT (Killeen Shoemaker) 6-5 293 4.9

2. Brennen Wooten QB (Marble Falls) 6-2 180 4.7

3. Tren'Davion Dickson WR (Navasota) 6-1 177 4.4

4. JP Urquidez OT (Copperas Cove) 6-6 287 5.2

5. Erick Fowler DE (Manor) 6-3 210 4.58

6. Tony Brown ATH (Jarrell) 5-10 178 4.5

7. Louis Kelley, Jr. FS (Pflugerville) 6-1 175 4.55

8. Eric Cuffee, Jr. CB (Waco) 6-1 188 4.4

9. Bryson Denley RB (Cibolo Steele) 5-9 165 4.3

10. KeShawn Somerville CB (Pflugerville Hendrickson) 5-10 172 4.46

11. Zach Shackleford OT (Belton) 6-4 285 5.2

12. Juwon Roberson WR (Rosebudd-Lott) 6-2 170 4.5

13. Alyas Ramirez RB (Gonzales) 5-9 195 4.5

14. Brian Bullock CB (Round Rock) 6-0 175 4.45

15. Chris Hughes OT (Harker Heights) 6-4 247 4.7

16. Adrian Hunter LB (Manor) 6-0 210 4.6

Central Texas Spring "Surety 30" (Class of 2015)!

The "Surety 30" are the top ranked 2015 prospects in the Central Texas area.  The remaining list of other CenTex blue chips as well as additional quality prospects will be listed in our Spring Scouting report that will be published in late March 2014.


Radio Show link: http://tobtr.com/s/5979879

1. Connor Lanfear OT (Buda Hays) 6-6 285 5.1 Texas A&M commit

College Comparison: Tony Boselli, USC ('91-'94)

2. Chad President ATH (Temple) 6-3 191 4.5  Baylor commit

College Comparison: Brad Smith, Missouri ('02-'05)

3. Hanner Shipley OT (Marble Falls) 6-5 272 5.0  LSU commit

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

4. Louis Brown TE (Burton) 6-6 208 4.6

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

5. PJ Mbanasor CB (Pflugerville Hendrickson) 6-2 180 4.5  TCU commit

College comparison: Chris McAlister, Arizona ('96-'98)

6. Breylin Mitchell DE (Round Rock) 6-4 258 4.7

College Comparison: Ron Stallworth, Auburn ('85-'88)

7. Bralon Hutchison RB (LaGrange) 6-1 175 4.4

College Comparison: Sedrick Shaw, Iowa ('93-'96)

8. Khalil Haughton FS (Waco Midway) 6-2 173 4.4

College Comparison: Deon Grant, Tennessee ('97-'99)

9. Riley Garner LB (College Station A&M Consolidated) 6-3 212 4.52

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

10. Dominique Daniels FS (San Antonio Madison) 6-0 190 4.45

College Comparison: Chris Hudson, Colorado ('91-'94)

11. Mitchell Watanabe OG (San Antonio Brennan) 6-4 314 5.3

College Comparison: Juan Roque, Arizona State ('93-'96)

12. Devontre Stricklin WR (Waco Midway) Baylor commit

College Comparison: Lloyd Hill, Texas Tech ('90-'93)

13. Keivon Ramsey DB (Converse Judson) 6-1 172 4.45

College Comparison: Dale Carter, Tennessee ('90-'91)

14. Dalton Banks QB (San Antonio Alamo Heights) 6-3 215 4.81

College Comparison: Todd Collins, Michigan ('91-'94)

15. Jerbrell Lipscomb CB (Navasota) 5-10 170 4.4

College Comparison: Aaron Glenn, Texas A&M ('92-'93)

16. Brett Gilchrist QB (Whitney) 6-4 209 4.7 

College Comparison: John Walsh, BYU ('92-'94)

17. Ja'Micheal Brown WR (San Antonio Madison) 6-1 190 4.5

College Comparison: Chris Chambers, Wisconsin ('97-'00)

18. Derrion Randle RB (Navasota) 5-10 195 4.45

College Comparison: TJ Yeldon, Alabama ('12-Present)

19. Kerry Walker OLB (Killeen Shoemaker) 6-2 222 4.6

College Comparison: Craig Powell ('91-'94)

20. LG Williams ATH (Cibolo Steele) 5-10 191 4.56

College Comparison: Bobby Newcombe, Nebraska ('97-'00)

21. Da'Shawn Key ATH (San Antonio Brennan) 6-1 170 4.58

College Comparison: Hines Ward, Georgia ('94-'97)

22. Quinten Dormady QB (Boerne) 6-4 203 4.8

College comparison: Brock Huard ('96-'98)

23. Hudson Hall LB (Austin Westlake) 6-2 214 4.6

College Comparison: Tyson King, Texas ('93-'96)

24. Justin Gamble WR (Round Rock Stony Point) 6-0 177 4.55

College Comparison: Hasaan Graham, Georgia ('91-'94)

25. Billy McCrary ATH (Leander Rouse) 5-11 198 4.6

College Comparison: Beau Morgan, Air Force ('94-'96)

26. Manny Harris QB (Copperas Cove) 6-2 208 4.74

College Comparison: Chris Leak, Florida ('03-'06)

27. Tre Thomas DT (Pflugerville Hendrickson) 6-2 300 5.2

College Comparison: Dan Wilkinson, Ohio State ('91-'93)

28. Tyrell Thompson DE (Copperas Cove) 6-4 250 4.7

College Comparison: Chris Hood, Alabama ('94-'97)

29. Henry Mitchell, III OG (Manor) 6-4 302 5.2

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

30t. Cornelio Garcia RB (Georgetown East View) 5-11 190 4.5

College Comparison: Michael Black, Washington State ('96-'97)


30t. Taylor Brown QB (Austin St. Stephen's) 6-2 218 4.7

College Comparison: Rohan Davey, LSU ('98-'01)

National Signing Day is Just 1 Month Away!!!

Wednesday, February 5, 2014, will be the day that thousands of student-athletes sign their National Letters of Intent with colleges and universities sports programs (at all levels) throughout the United States.  For most football players, they will be fulfilling a lifelong dream of being able to play football while receiving a college education.  All prospects are strongly encouraged to be mature when making the most important decision thus far in their lives to better educate them how to handle themselves in their careers and respective fields of study.