Notebook: ETSN.fm + Team APEC Combine
There were more than a hundred participants who participated in Sunday's
ETSN.fm + Team APEC Recruiting Combine in Tyler. The action started with testing
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-- from laser-timed 40-yard dashes to vertical and broad jumps -- at Team APEC
in the morning and then moved to Tyler (Texas) Robert E. Lee High School in the
afternoon for position drills and 1-on-1s.
The combine results and official player measurements are all listed by position
on
ETSN.fm.
I have provided a position-by-position review with thoughts on some of the top
performers on the day, including a number of prospects from both the 2015 and
2016 class who plan to attend Texas Tech's satellite camp in Longview next week.
QUARTERBACK
Jacksonville (Texas) 2015 quarterback
Carter McCown, cousin to the brothers
McCown, was named the Offensive MVP of the camp and posted some impressive
numbers on the day.
The 6-foot-3, 173 pound quarterback plans to camp with Texas, TCU and Baylor.
McCown will also take unofficial visits to Central Arkansas and Louisiana
Lafayette this summer.
San Augustine (Texas) 2015 quarterback
Jamikel Roberts was named the
Quarterbacks MVP of the camp. The 5-foot-11, 172-pound quarterback plans
to camp with UNT, UTSA and Texas Tech this summer. Most of the schools are still
speaking with him about playing quarterback, but the Red Raiders see him as an
athlete and want to see him work at wide receiver.
Henderson signal caller
Zane Boles plans to
camp with SMU, Rice and Stephen F. Austin this summer.
Justin Hart (2016) will camp at Baylor, TCU and Texas Tech in the coming
months.
RUNNING BACK
Tyler (Texas)
John Tyler 2015 running back
Jeremy Wilson was named the Running Backs
MVP of the camp and ran a laser timed 40-yard dash time of 4.41 seconds. The 5-foot-6, 152-pound prospect is hearing
from Texas A&M, Stephen F. Austin and Southern Arkansas. Wilson also plans to camp with TCU this
summer.
Cayuga running back
Texarkana (Texas) Texas High's Javon ThomasClick plans to camp with Texas Tech and a few other programs this summer.Here to view this Link. currently holds five
offers and is planning summer camp trips to Tulsa, Oklahoma State and Tulsa.
Waskom's Kevin
Johnson intends to camp with North Texas, ULM and Louisiana Tech this
summer.
WIDE RECEIVER
Texarkana (Texas)
Texas High wide receiver Jarion Anderson was named the Wide
Receiver MVP of the camp and ran a laser timed 40-yard dash time of 4.66
seconds. The 5-foot-11, 165-pound receiver currently
holds one offer from Tulsa and is hearing from
Oklahoma State, Minnesota, Arkansas and Missouri. Anderson also plans to camp
with Tulsa and Oklahoma State this summer.
Henderson's Tristen Larry (6-foot-2, 178-pounds) plans to camp with Baylor,
Bullard (Texas) Brook Hill wideout Seth BrasherClick Louisiana-Lafayette, TCU and North Texas this summer.Here to view this Link. (2016) is already
receiving interest from coaches at South Carolina, Texas, Purdue, Nebraska and
Stanford. The 6-foot-2, 165-pound prospect plans to camp at Louisiana Tech, TCU
Frankston's Kendrick RogersClick and Baylor, and hopes to visit Texas and Purdue this summer as well.Here to view this Link. (2016) already holds offers from SMU and
North Texas and plans to camp with TCU this summer.
Van (Texas) 2015 offensive lineman Wyatt SantosClick OFFENSIVE LINEHere to view this Link., and younger brother of Texas
linebacker Dalton Santos, was named the Offensive Lineman MVP of the camp and
led the day for 225-pound bench press reps with 19. The 6-foot-2, 318-pound lineman
is hearing from
several programs, but is still waiting on his first offer. Santos plans to camp
with North Texas and Louisiana Tech, among others this summer. He also continues to keep in
touch with the new staff at Texas.
Gladewater (Texas) Union Grove offensive lineman
plans to camp with Arkansas, Texas A&M, UTSA, Stephen F. Austin and
Jefferson's Ryan CoxClick Louisiana-Lafayette this summer.Here to view this Link. intends to camp with Louisiana Tech, Stephen F.
Austin and Arkansas State in the coming months.
Tyler (Texas) Chapel Hill's
Jeremy West (2016)
is already receiving early interest from SMU and TCU.
DEFENSIVE LINE
Kilgore (Texas) 2015 defensive end Jordan Thompson was named the Defensive Line
MVP of the camp and ran a laser timed 40-yard dash time of 4.43 seconds. The 6-foot-1, 191-pound defensive end is
still waiting on his first offer, but has received interest from the coaches at
Tyler (Texas) John Tyler's Jassavia ReeseClick Houston. He also plans to camp with TCU, Baylor and Houston this summer.Here to view this Link. has a busy summer planned
as he plans to camp with TCU, Baylor, Texas State, Texas Tech, North Texas,
Alto's JaVie'Ontae MumphreyClick Texas, Here to view this Link.
Lufkin's Bronson MassieClick plans to camp with Texas A&M, Memphis, Duke and Utah this summer.Here to view this Link. (2016) is receiving early interest from a
number of programs, including Texas Tech. He plans on attending camps at Baylor,
Texas A&M and TCU this summer.
LINEBACKER
Tyler (Texas)
John Tyler linebacker Jaylon Reese was named the Linebacker MVP of the
camp and put up 19 reps during the bench press testing. The 6-foot, 224-pound
prospect has several
camps planned this summer: TCU, Baylor, Texas State, Texas Tech, North Texas, Texas,
Whitehouse's Dominique HollieClick Oklahoma and Texas A&M.Here to view this Link. hopes to camp at TCU, Baylor, Rice,
Texas State, North Texas, UTSA, Texas Tech, Houston, Texas, Louisiana Tech and
Texas A&M this summer.
Lindale (Texas) defensive back Deandre WilliamsClick DEFENSIVE BACKHere to view this Link. was named the Defensive MVP
of the camp and ran a laser timed 40-yard dash time of 4.43 seconds. The 5-foot-10, 168-pound defensive back
currently holds offers from UTSA and Texas State. Williams plans to camp
Tyler (Texas) John Tyler standout Isaac WarrenClick with UTSA, Texas State and ULM this summer.Here to view this Link. was named the Defensive
Backs MVP of the camp and ran a laser timed 40-yard dash time of 4.56 seconds.
The 6-foot-1, 187-pound defensive back
recently committed to Sam Houston State. Warren seems firm in his decision, but
Nacogdoches (Texas) 2016 defensive back Corey LaneClick mentioned that it hasn't kept programs from continuing to show interest.Here to view this Link., younger brother
of Oklahoma State commit Jaylon Lane, currently holds an offer from
Louisiana Tech. He plans on camping with TCU, LSU and Texas Tech this summer.