Unconfirmed commit reported on twitter - Darin Kyle from Klein Collins

[Harry]

Just verbally commited to The University of North Texas

— Darin Kyle (@Darin_Kyle)

July 30, 2013

[Harry]

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2009468/highlights/32858387

[Harry]

Appears that he was a 2nd team all district linebacker last season.

[Harry]

For the Klein Collins offense, it all starts up front with a six-man rotation on the offensive line that boasts four seniors led by Darin Kyle. The Tigers are expected to run a multiple-spread attack on offense with Northwestern-commit Jordan Thomas calling the signals.

[laxtonto]

Got any measurables on him?

[Marty]

Got any measurables on him?

that HUDL video says 6'2", 250 lbs.

[UNT90]

Can't find a recruiting page through Rivals, Scout, or 24/7.

Any other info?

[Harry]

Not getting any confirmation on this from any of my sources.

[Harry]

@JoeFoerch football

— Darin Kyle (@Darin_Kyle)

July 30, 2013

[H-towngreen]

Looks like as a center. Plays with good pad level

[NT03]

Can't find a recruiting page through Rivals, Scout, or 24/7.

Any other info?

Under the radar ?

[UNTLifer]

Used to live in the Klein district. A lot of D1 talent comes out of those schools.

[Cooley]

Can we pass on this kid?

[H-towngreen]

Can we pass on this kid?

Why? Film looks just fine. He's 6'2 250 heading into his senior year. Plus he's a center, they typically don't weigh 340, just don't tell McKinney that!

[BillySee58]

Why? Film looks just fine. He's 6'2 250 heading into his senior year. Plus he's a center, they typically don't weigh 340, just don't tell McKinney that!

Not to mention our current starting center is a freshman. This kid hopefully won't have to worry about taking over the starting center position for another 4 years.

[trussbussdad]

This kid has great technique...good feet. At 6'2 has room to put on weight. Bet Simmonds was excited to get this kid.

[Harry]

After watching Darin's HUDL video twice now -- I will concur with Truss - he can play. This kid is not huge but plays a position where you can get away with it and he has room to grow. His snaps are outstanding, and I mean velocity and accuracy. Watch how quickly the ball gets back to the QB. He has quick feet and plays mean. He can cut block his ass off. And I mean legal cut blocks not chop blocks which are cowardly. My son plays center and I am going to make him watch this kids video.

[kingwoodgreen]

I will get to see him play as Kingwood is in the same district.

[GrayEagle]

I'm wondering if his commitment is not for track and field. He is one of the best discus throwers in the state, having finished fourth at the last Texas Relays.

Last year was his first season on the varsity in football. This kid is so far under the radar. It's hard to believe that in one varsity season that he stood out over all of the campers. Plus, if he's 6'1", 250, that's undersized for FBS football and the antithesis of Mac's first complaint regarding size.

Being 2nd team all-district, if it's true, doesn't set you apart from our current squad. We're trying to elevate the talent level. On our current squad of 103 roster players (minus kickers/punters/snappers) 86 (83.5%) were first-team all-district. Many were all-area and several were all-state. There are even a few high school all-americans and a juco all-american. This team has talent but it's not up to speed with some CUSA teams. I think getting recognized talent begats getting more (and better) recognized talent.

[Harry]

@C__Robertson thanks bro

— Darin Kyle (@Darin_Kyle)

July 30, 2013

[Harry]

@meangreenfan thanks I actually committed as a long snapper not as a center

— Darin Kyle (@Darin_Kyle)

July 30, 2013

[LongJim]

If he's being recruited as a deep snapper, 6'1", 250 is plenty big enough, and he'll grow.

Edited July 30, 2013 by LongJim

[UNT Mean Green]

Makes sense now; as a LS. Maybe he can throw the discus too?

[UNTLifer]

What about Lil' Jub?

[greenminer]

A good LS is one of the most under appreciated positions.

Find a good one, and you're spoiled without even knowing it.