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Saw this name on another board, Cluley of Waco Reicher. He passed for over 4800 yds and 39 TD's while rushing for 2700 yds and 49 TD's his first 3 years in high school. He broke his leg during the 2nd game of his senior season but came back at the end of the season and led Reicher to the state championship of their classification. He states that NT has shown a lot of interest along with Tulsa, Georgia Tech, Air Force, Army, and Navy. Don't know anything about the kid but his stats are pretty impressive.

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Saw this name on another board, Cluley of Waco Reicher. He passed for over 4800 yds and 39 TD's while rushing for 2700 yds and 49 TD's his first 3 years in high school. He broke his leg during the 2nd game of his senior season but came back at the end of the season and led Reicher to the state championship of their classification. He states that NT has shown a lot of interest along with Tulsa, Georgia Tech, Air Force, Army, and Navy. Don't know anything about the kid but his stats are pretty impressive.

His dad was the HC of my HS many many moons ago. I think he sells insurance now. (His uncle was Skandar Akbar and spoke at our football banquet.)

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That would be great if Cluley came here. Then we would have had the Von Erich's (Kevin and David), Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Skandar Akbar's nephew all play at NT!

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Cluly completed about 50% of his passes in high school against less than stellar competition. In addition, he is only 5'10" tall. Not the kind of numbers that you want to see from a quarterback recruit. He is being categorized as an "Athlete" which means to me that he would probably be more suited for another position. He might be a borderline recruit as a receiver since he does have 4.55 forty speed. Apparently UNT feels the same way since they know about him but didn't (or at least hadn't) offered him.

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He'll do great there. I saw him play as a junior. Good QB, Great DB.

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