WR's for 2010

All of these texas WR's have us listed as a school they are interested in. A few of them will be at Texas' Junior day this weekend. Beneath their names are comments from the linked article about them.

Texas Name School Pos Size
Rank

#8 Darius Terrell DeSoto WR 6-3/208

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Terrell has already been approved for an offer by the coaching staff and does a sensational job of going up in traffic to catch the ball, but it doesn't seem like he does anything else on film, which raises questions about how well he runs routes. With his ability to go across the middle and his large frame, there is some speculation that Terrell could end up at tight end. Running a 4.6 in the 40, Terrell doesn't have great speed and might receive his offer as a tight end. With his speed and questions about his route running ability, it doesn't make any sense to me to offer him as a receiver, especially considering the talent in the rest of the class.

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#16 Jordan Leslie Tomball WR 6-2/195

#19 Darius White FW Dunbar WR 6-3/190

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White is the most athletic and explosive of the group, with a combination of size and speed that is very much like Malcolm Williams, though White has the shiftiness and feet that Williams hasn't shown much of yet. While he doesn't run routes with the same polish as other members of the class, he does have explosive leaping ability and falls under the gamebreaker classification. From his film, there isn't any doubt that he is the best of the large receivers and will surely receive a Texas offer. Frankly, he's my favorite of the group after watching them all on film

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#21 DeAndre Perry Austin Bowie WR 6-3/215

Here's what they had to say about our one of own who will be at their junior day
Travon Reed Thibodaux ATH 6-0/172

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Despite playing running back, quarterback, and wide receiver for his team (leading in all three categories), Reed is somewhat less difficult to project than Cobbs because he does have some film at receiver and displays the type of speed, feet, and elusiveness that make him a threat to score from anywhere on the field, whenever he touches the ball. Texas hasn't recruited many smaller receivers like Reed, who stands at an even 6 feet, but may be starting to realize the importance of having receivers who can make plays after the catch. Reed certainly fits that mold. Talks about Reed transferring to Houston Baptist to play with Connor Wood have subsided ($), but Reed is good friends with Lache Seastrunk and they have talked about going to college together. Such talk occurs frequently with high school players and rarely comes to fruition, though the Longhorns look to be in good shape if it does happen, as both seem to be seriously considering coming to Austin.

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LINK to article
LINK to Texas 2010 rankings