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# | NAME | CLASS | HT/WT | POSITION | HOME | LAST SCHOOL | DEPTH ANALYSIS |
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46 | David Brenner | JR | 6-0/212 | Deep Snapper 1 | Plano, Texas | Canyon Creek Christian Academy | Anyone's guess here, but winner will probably take on most, if not all deep snaps. |
53 | Kyle Heffron | FR | 5-10/222 | Deep Snapper 2 | San Antonio, Texas | Ronald Reagan | |
32 | Brandon Bagley | JR | 5-10/182 | Defensive Back | Los Angeles, Calif. | College of the Sequoias | These guys will need to step it up to get some playing time. Crawford could also see some time at a linebacker spot on 3rd downs. |
16 | Dorian Crawford | SR | 6-2/200 | Defensive Back | San Diego, Calif. | Mt. San Antonio College | |
24 | Tyler Middleton | JR | 6-0/195 | Defensive Back | Midland, Texas | Navarro College | |
25 | Michael Coley | FR | 6-3/189 | Defensive Back | Irving, Texas | Irving | |
26 | John White | JR | 5-10/205 | Defensive Back | Bremond, Texas | Bremond | |
28 | Martin Hill | SR | 5-10/175 | Defensive Back | St. Louis, Mo. | Pierce CC | |
38 | Kisean Allen | FR | 6-0/165 | Defensive Back | Mesquite, Texas | Poteet | |
24 | Payton Hendrix | FR | 6-2/194 | Defensive Back | Dallas, Texas | Bishop Dunne | |
22 | Derrick Dixon | FR | 5-9/185 | Defensive Back | Dallas, Texas | Skyline | |
23 | La'Darius Newbold | SO | 6-1/201 | Defensive Back | Lancaster, Texas | Lancaster | |
1 | Nigel Bethel II | FR | 5-9/178 | Defensive Back | Miami, Fla. | Booker T. Washington | |
17 | Thierry Nguema | SO | 5-10/174 | Defensive Back BC 2 | Corona, Calif. | Santiago | Nelson seems to be a guy that has locked up a spot, with Nguema being the backup. |
31 | Justis Nelson | SO | 6-2/177 | Defensive Back BC 1 | Mesquite, Texas | Dallas Christian | |
3 | J.J. Gaines | JR | 6-0/185 | Defensive Back BS 1 | Irving, Texas | Nimitz | J.J. Gains has won this spot, with Jalen Barnes backing him up. |
19 | Jalen Barnes | FR | 6-0/189 | Defensive Back BS 2 | Port Arthur, Texas | Memorial | |
20 | Tevin Madison | FR | 5-10/160 | Defensive Back FC 1 | Fayette, Ala. | Fayette | Tevin Madison is the surprise starter here with Jah'Shawn Johnson backing him up. |
14 | Jah'Shawn Johnson | FR | 5-10/170 | Defensive Back FC 2 | Ennis, Texas | Ennis | |
7 | Josh Keys | JR | 6-0/189 | Defensive Back FS 2 | Seminary, Miss. | Mississippi Gulf Coast | It appears that Ward and Keys have locked up these spots. Ward was the star of the spring and Keys needs to come on. |
15 | Keenon Ward | SO | 5-9/199 | Defensive Back FS 1 | Snyder, Texas | Snyder | |
5 | Gary Moore | FR | 6-5/226 | Defensive Line End 2 | Clarksville, Texas | Clarksville | Jackson is the undisputed starter. Barnes and Moore back him but need to grow a bit in terms of their size. |
9 | Branden Jackson | JR | 6-4/270 | Defensive Line End 1 | McKeesport, Pa. | McKeesport | |
12 | Zach Barnes | SO | 6-2/221 | Defensive Line End | Loganville, Ga. | Grayson | |
43 | Jackson Richards | SR | 6-4/268 | Defensive Line Nose Guard 1 | Southlake, Texas | Carroll | Richards should start most of the year, but I think that Levi and Richards split snaps for the most part. Levi is more suited to play this spot, as are both Smiths. |
95 | Marcus Smith | JR | 6-3/310 | Defensive Line Nose Guard | Wadesboro, N.C. | Highland CC | |
98 | Anthony Smith | SO | 6-0/331 | Defensive Line Nose Guard | Houston, Texas | Spring Westfield | |
99 | Rika Levi | JR | 6-2/367 | Defensive Line Nose Guard 2 | San Francisco, Calif. | College of San Mateo | |
50 | Brandon Thorpe | JR | 6-3/277 | Defensive Line Tackle | Tucker, Ga. | Highland CC | I think that as soon as the JUCO guys catch up, then Alston becomes the back-up end and McElrath and Thorpe fill in here. |
51 | Demetrius Alston | JR | 6-3/267 | Defensive Line Tackle 1 | Norcross, Ga. | Hutchinson CC | |
90 | Keland McElrath | JR | 6-4/312 | Defensive Line Tackle 2 | Ripley, Tenn. | Coahoma CC | |
94 | Donte Phillips | JR | 6-2/280 | Defensive Line Tackle | Milwaukee, Wis. | Homestead | |
40 | Rodney Hall | SR | 5-9/236 | Fullback 1 | Angleton, Texas | Tyler JC | Hall could very well see an expanded role in terms of blocking and catching passes out of the backfield. |
35 | Tyler Scalzi | SO | 6-4/236 | Fullback 2 | Flower Mound, Texas | Flower Mound | |
45 | Kramer Fyfe | SR | 5-8/169 | Special Teams Kicker | Austin, Texas | Lake Travis | Taylor Symmank needs to continue to work on his consitency even though he is the named starter as our punter, with Bustin backing him up. That is swapped for the kicker position. Hatfield will probably be on the scout team. Fyfe will be the Kick holder backup to Marquez. |
48 | Ryan Bustin | SR | 5-11/179 | Special Teams Kicker | Kilgore, Texas | Kilgore College | |
96 | Clayton Hatfield | FR | 5-10/166 | Special Teams Kicker | Boerne, Texas | Canyon Creek Christian Academy | |
42 | Taylor Symmank | JR | 6-2/192 | Special Teams Punter | McKinney, Texas | Southern Arkansas | |
37 | Bobby Esiaba | JR | 6-0/217 | Linebacker | Houston, Texas | Dallastown PA | These guys are working to get into the rotation. Mitchell, however will havew to sit a year, so he will be unavailable this season. |
47 | Braden Marusak | FR | 6-3/192 | Linebacker | Amarillo, Texas | Amarillo | |
30 | Collin Bowen | FR | 6-3/221 | Linebacker | Amarillo, Texas | Randall | |
40 | Dakota Allen | FR | 6-2/225 | Linebacker | Humble, Texas | Summer Creek | |
54 | Grant Bouma | FR | 6-2/230 | Linebacker | Bakersfield, Calif. | Bakersfield Christian | |
39 | Kahlee Woods | FR | 6-0/224 | Linebacker | Sherman, Texas | Sherman | |
42 | Mike Mitchell | FR | 6-3/226 | Linebacker | Plano, Texas | Ohio State | |
59 | Talor Nunez | FR | 6-4/240 | Linebacker | Midland, Texas | Lee | |
27 | Zach Winbush | SR | 6-1/226 | Linebacker | Schertz, Texas | Clemens | |
6 | Kris Williams | SO | 6-0/230 | Linebacker | Dallas, Texas | Bryan Adams | |
11 | Jacarthy Mack | FR | 6-1/196 | Linebacker | Lithonia, Ga. | Martin Luther King | |
13 | Sam Eguavoen | SR | 6-1/225 | Linebacker Mike 1 | Garland, Texas | Lakeview Centennial | Sam Eguavoen starting with Awe backing him up at this LB slot. |
18 | Micah Awe | JR | 6-0/220 | Linebacker Mike 2 | Arlington, Texas | Mansfield Summitt | |
2 | Andre Ross | JR | 6-2/234 | Linebacker Bandit 2 | Calvert, Texas | Navarro College | Robertson needs to be a guy that dominates and pressures the quarterback. With Kris Williams coming off an injury, it would be fantastic if he could push Robertson to be even better. Ross needs to start making an impact |
10 | Pete Robertson | JR | 6-3/236 | Linebacker Bandit 1 | Longview, Texas | Longview | |
8 | Austin Stewart | SR | 6-0/223 | Linebacker Raider 2 | Matthews, N.C. | Pierce College | It appears to be down to Williams and Stewart. Williams is still learning on the job, while Stewart can be inconsistent. We could probably also add in Dorian Crawford, perhaps in third down situations. |
34 | Kenny Williams | SR | 5-11/228 | Linebacker Raider 1/RB | Pflugerville, Texas | Hendrickson | |
41 | Malik Jenkins | SO | 6-1/212 | Linebacker Will | Ennis, Texas | Ennis | Considering Fehoko's lack of production at Utah, I'm keenly interested to see how Fehoko steps up his game this year. This team needs for Fehoko to be a force here with Awe filling in. Atoe could fill in both spots too, much like Awe and it seems like the coaches are pretty high on him. |
21 | Sam Atoe | JR | 5-11/235 | Linebacker Will 2 | Windsor, Calif. | College of San Mateo | |
52 | V.J. Fehoko | SR | 5-11/220 | Linebacker Will 1 | Honolulu, Hawaii | Utah | |
74 | Cole Collier | FR | 6-2/300 | Offensive Line | Prosper, Texas | Prosper | These guys are working to get into the rotation. |
61 | Emiliano Renteria | SO | 6-2/300 | Offensive Line | Lamesa, Texas | Lamesa | |
68 | Hayden Vinson | SO | 6-5/289 | Offensive Line | San Angelo, Texas | Cisco College | |
58 | Josh Outlaw | FR | 6-4/295 | Offensive Line | Lithonia, Ga. | Martin Luther King | |
79 | Poet Thomas | FR | 6-5/308 | Offensive Line | Beverly Hills, Mich. | Country Day | |
75 | Jared Kaster | JR | 6-3/285 | Offensive Line C 1 | Altair, Texas | Altair Rice | Kaster has been the incumbent for the better part of a year and a half and I tend to think that Tony Morales could flip to either guard spot if necessary, once he is clear of any injuries. Castañeda is back up center until T. Morales returns. |
72 | Robert Castaneda | FR | 6-5/300 | Offensive Line C 2 | Round Rock, Texas | Round Rock | |
51 | Tony Morales | JR | 6-3/315 | Offensive Line C/G | Arlington, Texas | Sam Houston | |
63 | James Polk | SR | 6-6/338 | Offensive Line LG 2 | Houston, Texas | Alief Elsik | It seems that the Morales Brothers and Brown are your left guards, in some form or fashion. |
56 | Alfredo Morales | JR | 6-4/308 | Offensive Line LG 1 | Arlington, Texas | Sam Houston | |
73 | Justin Murphy | FR | 6-7/270 | Offensive Line LT 2 | Belton, Texas | Belton | With Clark going to back to tackle, at least for now, the coaching staff has paired Clark and Robertson at left tackle and right guard. I'll be interested to see how that works out, but they are putting the most athletic players at those two spots. |
62 | Le'Raven Clark | JR | 6-6/313 | Offensive Line LT 1 | Rockdale, Texas | Rockdale | |
65 | Baylen Brown | SO | 6-4/293 | Offensive Line RG 1 | San Antonio, Texas | O'Connor | Brown is the number one, with Robertson number two, although Clark can sub if needed. |
76 | Dominique Robertson | JR | 6-5/315 | Offensive Line RG 2 | Redlands, Calif. | Riverside CC | |
77 | Trey Keenan | SO | 6-5/272 | Offensive Line RT 2 | Argyle, Texas | Argyle | Fortenberry has grown as a player from last year and he's much more solid. Trey Keenan backs him up. |
71 | Reshod Fortenberry | SR | 6-5/286 | Offensive Line RT 1 | Tylertown, Miss. | Mississippi Gulf Coast | |
7 | Davis Webb | SO | 6-5/209 | Quarterback 1 | Prosper, Texas | Prosper | Kingsbury really hasn't given any indication who is running third team. The top two are Webb and Mahomes. |
15 | Hunter Rittimann | FR | 6-0/175 | Quarterback | San Antonio, Texas | Johnson | |
5 | Patrick Mahomes | FR | 6-3/215 | Quarterback 2 | Whitehouse, Texas | Whitehouse | |
10 | Payne Sullins | FR | 6-2/175 | Quarterback | Gatesville, Texas | Reicher | |
16 | Vincent Testaverde | FR | 6-1/187 | Quarterback | Tampa, Fla. | Jesuit | |
21 | DeAndre Washington | JR | 5-8/201 | Running Back 1 | Missouri City, Texas | Thurgood Marshall | "Stockton could eventually make a move, but picking up the pass protection part may be better suited to Washington and White. I think all three backs are really supremely talented and Kingsbury really can't go wrong. Washington is going to be special. |
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27 | Demarcus Felton | FR | 5-7/175 | Running Back | Houston | Dekaney | |
8 | Justin Stockton | FR | 5-10/180 | Running Back | Cibolo, Texas | Steele | |
26 | Kenneth Huggins | JR | 5-7/155 | Running Back | Plano, Texas | Prestonwood Christian | |
29 | Mason Reed | FR | 6-2/205 | Running Back | Cisco, Texas | Cisco | |
37 | Quinton White | SO | 5-7/200 | Running Back 2 | College Station, Texas | A&M Consolidated | |
83 | Brad Pearson | JR | 6-1/206 | Wide Receiver | Lubbock, Texas | Monterey | While some, if not all of the Freshmen here could be redshirted, a few may still be in the mix for playing time, especially Dillard. The others will be trying to get into the mix as well, with Wheeler and Corker probably in the best positions. |
28 | Dominique Wheeler | SO | 6-1/186 | Wide Receiver | Crockett, Texas | Crockett | |
38 | Ja'Deion High | FR | 5-11/186 | Wide Receiver | Hereford, Texas | Hereford | |
18 | Jakari Dillard | FR | 6-4/185 | Wide Receiver | Princeton, Texas | Princeton | |
87 | Kash Knutson | FR | 5-11/173 | Wide Receiver | San Antonio, Texas | Ronald Reagan | |
86 | Matt Mayle | SO | 5-10/176 | Wide Receiver | Cibolo, Texas | Incarnate Word | |
9 | Shawn Corker | SR | 6-1/186 | Wide Receiver | Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | Cardinal Gibbons | |
33 | Stanton Keane | FR | 6-0/210 | Wide Receiver | Lubbock, Texas | Cooper | |
84 | Zach Austin | FR | 5-11/170 | Wide Receiver | Austin, Texas | Lake Travis | |
82 | Brent Mitcham | SR | 5-9/177 | Wide Receiver H 2 | Houston, Texas | Cypress Creek | Grant is the star of the show for this Inside slot, but we just haven't talked about him as much. Kingsbury said that Grant has had the best camp of any receiver that he has seen. With Sadler and Batson, it appears that it may be a best-man-wins situation. |
13 | Cameron Batson | FR | 5-9/173 | Wide Receiver H/ PR 1 | Oklahoma City, Okla. | Millwood | |
12 | Ian Sadler | FR | 5-10/190 | Wide Receiver H | Argyle, Texas | Argyle | |
11 | Jakeem Grant | JR | 5-6/169 | Wide Receiver H 1/ KR1 | Mesquite, Texas | Mesquite Horn | |
3 | D.J. Polite-Bray | SO | 5-11/183 | Wide Receiver X 1 | Lithonia, Ga. | Martin Luther King | Earlier this week, Eric Morris talked about how Polite-Bray is still a bit inconsistent and it makes sense for both Polite-Bray and Lauderdale to push each other all year. |
6 | Devin Lauderdale | SO | 6-0/180 | Wide Receiver X 2 | Houston, Texas | Navarro College | |
4 | Bradley Marquez | SR | 6-0/203 | Wide Receiver Y 1/ KH 1 | Odessa, Texas | Odessa | In the same interview, Davis is praised by Morris as having an outstanding camp thus far among this inside slot. Cantrell offers something that this team really doesn't have in terms of a big-bodied receiver. |
89 | Caleb Woodward | FR | 6-0/203 | Wide Receiver Y | Leander, Texas | Leander | |
85 | Jordan Davis | SR | 5-10/176 | Wide Receiver Y 2/ PR 2 | Arlington, Texas | Southwestern Oklahoma State | |
14 | Dylan Cantrell | SO | 6-3/211 | Wide Receiver Z 2 | Whitehouse, Texas | Whitehouse | The expectation is that Marquez will have a huge impact in this role and will make a dangerous combination with Grant opposite him. |
2 | Reginald Davis | SO | 6-0/192 | Wide Receiver Z 1/ KR 2 | Tenaha, Texas | Tenaha |