'15 OL Judd Terry (Denton High)

[BillySee58]

6'3" 271 lb offensive lineman from Denton High. Teammate of Dailon Holmes. Plays right tackle for Denton High but likely projects inside for college. We are his first offer.

Highlights:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1345833/judd-terry

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/197155/judd-terry

http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/player-Judd-Terry-157248

[BillySee58]

Denton OL Judd Terry. RT @JTerry76: SAT tomorrow UNT camp Sunday then UTEP and Texas St. Camps On Wednesday

— Gabe Brooks (@gabrieldbrooks)

June 7, 2014

[Danish43]

Hope we can get this guy. North Texas needs more players coming from Denton schools.

[GrayEagle]

We need to upgrade talent. If that upgraded talent is from Denton then yes, it's a plus.

[Ben Gooding]

In town talent is always a nice thing to have. Particularly if a pipeline is setup. Brings a true sense of cohesiveness to the college game rather than a brainwashed make believe one, which is a very positive thing.

[UNTLifer]

Particularly if a pipeline is setup. Brings a true sense of cohesiveness to the college game rather than a brainwashed make believe one, which is a very positive thing.

Huh?

[Ben Gooding]

Huh?

huh

[UNTLifer]

Not trying to be smart, but I really don't understand what you are talking about with that post. Could you explain it?

[Ben Gooding]

If a pipeline is created then teammates in college will have a very close bond having played together in high school and moving forward in college. That's all I was saying.

[UNTLifer]

So, if college players are teammates in HS, then their cohesiveness is the result of being brainwashed? Sorry, I find this extremely farfetched as a reason for recruiting teammates.

[MeanGreenTexan]

Let's focus on the existing 'pipeline' at DeSoto and focus a little less on developing a pipeline into Denton High.

[Ben Gooding]

So, if college players are teammates in HS, then their cohesiveness is the result of being brainwashed? Sorry, I find this extremely farfetched as a reason for recruiting teammates.

No, if they aren't high school teammates is what I was saying. Then the cohesiveness built (at some schools, particularly football factories) don't have that HS bond and it's made up rah, rah, rah, by the coaching staff in college.

[GrandGreen]

Denton is a town that produces some excellent football talent. However, I don't see any advantage of bringing in border line players just because they are from Denton.

NT should concentrate on getting the best players available and I don't care if they are from Albania or Denton.

[Ben Gooding]

Denton is a town that produces some excellent football talent. However, I don't see any advantage of bringing in border line players just because they are from Denton.

NT should concentrate on getting the best players available and I don't care if they are from Albania or Denton.

Whoa, whoa. I never said bring in borderline talent. If they have the talent to play at the FBS level hone in on them and do whatever it takes to bring them here. I never said borderline talent.

[UNTLifer]

No, if they aren't high school teammates is what I was saying. Then the cohesiveness built (at some schools, particularly football factories) don't have that HS bond and it's made up rah, rah, rah, by the coaching staff in college.

I meant to type "are not." Anyway, I disagree that it requires being HS teammates to form a bond in college, or that the bond formed in college is fake.

[NT03]

Great day at UNT #GMG #Hit6

— Judd Hoss Terry (@JTerry76)

August 18, 2014