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Offensive Lineman From Texas That Have No Colleges Listed

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With Riley Dodge coming in and Vizza already signed, Coach Dodge needs to sign some beef to protect him. I'm sure Mrs. Dodge and Momma Vizza

would like for their baby boys to come back from North Texas with akk of their limbs intact. These are the unranked Offensive linemen from Texas

schools that do not have any colleges listed as recruiting them.

Offensive Tackles

NAME Ht/Wt/40 School

Michael Bergman 6-6/340/5.56 Katy Taylor

Desmond Carr 6-7/380/- Brenham

Patrick Dvoracek 6-3.5/295/5.38 Mansfield Timberview

Nate Evart 6-4/270/5.50 Granbury

Ross Forsythe 6-2/265/- Tomball

Daveric Gallington 6-4/330/- Richland

Josh Goodlow 6-4/290/- Austin McCallum

Michael Hamilton 6-2/250/5.20 Midland High

Andrew Hooper 6-5/315/- Trinity Valley CC

Cahill Hooker 6-4/260/4.90 Bishop Lynch

Jamell Huaracha 6-3/260/5.33 San Antonio Cole

Aaron Jackson 6-2/265/- Houston Strake Jesuit

Taylor Johnson 6-4/270/- League City Clear Creek

Oscar Lopez 6-5/270/- Irving High

Cole Lyle 6-6/225/4.80 Colleyville Heritage

Trevor Marrongelli 6-4/290/- Austin Westwood

Clint Mentzel 6-6/285/5.50 Midlothian

Rusty Taylor 6-2/240/5.20 Amarillo Tascosa

Matt Unger 6-5/270/- Irving High

Isaac Watson 6-7/290/5.32 Waller

Michael Wormley 6-7/270/5.40 Colleyville Heritage

Offensive Guards

NAME Ht/Wt/40 School

Ryan Ballard 6-1/270/5.20 Flower Mound Marcus

Cameron Black 6-3/280/- Houston Shapstown

Reginald Broussard 6-3/265/- Port Arthur Memorial

Casey Callaway 6-2/342/- Springtown

Sterling Carter 6-2/225/5.30 Houston Strake Jesuit

Josh Emshoff 6-3/260/5.00 Lufkin

James Fry 6-4/251/- Smithson Valley

Jason Guillory 6-4/340/- Trinity Valley CC

Peyton Hall 6-0/267/- Daingerfield

Zach Heim 6-0.5/266/5.67 Austin McNeil

Osaze Idumwonyi 6-1/273/5.18 Cedar Hill

Aaron Jackson 6-2/295/5.50 Houston Strake Jesuit

Trevious Jones 6-4/285/- Tyler Lee

Quintin Johnson 6-5/331/5.60 Blinn Junior College

Kyle Koniezny 6-2/265/5.10 Houston St. Pius X

Kory Larkin 6-3/320/- South Oak Cliff

Mao Leota 6-1/250/4.70 Euless Trinity

Dimitri Lott 6-3/300/- Cisco CC

Cody Lumpkins 6-1.5/299/5.71 Redwater

Dominique Martin 6-3/315/- Houston Yates

Wyatt Martinez 6-1/245/- Abilene High

R.J. Mauldin 6-2/286/- Jefferson

Ruben Munoz 6-1/250/5.10 El Paso Eastwood

Franklin Nduku 6-1.5/277/5.70 Richmond Bush

Sidney Nwengwu 6-4/291/5.20 Midland High

Wes Perryman 5-11/316/- Plano Senior High

Ryan Pollard 6-3/260/- Beaumont Westbrook

Garrick Smitherman 6-3/300/5.32 Midlothian

Kevin Thomas 6-4/315/- Port Arthur Memorial

Brice Whitney 6-0.5/300/6.25 Mansfield Timberview

Reggie Williams 6-2/367/- Fort Bend Dulles

Jeff Younker 6-2/302/5.35 Blinn Junior College

Center

NAME Ht/Wt/40 School

Nate Adams 6-2/286/- Euless Trinity

Quinnin Criss 6-1/260/- Arlington Bowie

Taylor Douthit 6-0/276/- McKinney North

Jack Fernandez 6-3/280/- Sugar Land Clements

Cameron Fowler 6-0/246/- Carr. Amer. Heritage

Nick Tyson 6-1/250/5.10 Houston Klein Forest

Cody Wilson 5-10/220/5.10 Amarillo Tascosa

Aaron Vaughan 6-2/284/5.2 Houston Lutheran North

This is just a list of the prospects listed on Rivals and Scout that have no college listed. They are either one star on Scout or no stars on Rivals.

I think we need to go after the two kids from Trinity Valley CC. Great size. The tackle, Andrew Hooper, is 6-5/315 pounds and the guard, Jason Guillory, is

6-4/340 pounds. Don't know if either of them can play or not, but they've got the size.

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Look for Todd to pick kids with quick feet and the frame that might be a little undersized and then GROW'EM. He'll pick tackles that are used to playing in the spread as well, imo, because they do not get down in a three point stance.

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Look for Todd to pick kids with quick feet and the frame that might be a little undersized and then GROW'EM. He'll pick tackles that are used to playing in the spread as well, imo, because they do not get down in a three point stance.

Reallly?

Jacob Kaiser, a 6-7, 280-pound tackle from Greensburg (Pa.) Central Catholic, was being recruiting by several programs on the East Coast, but was still on the market long after signing day.

Oh, and he runs a 5.8 forty. Hope they put him on a strength and conditioning plan (speed and agility based) real soon.

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