Leon Francois

Barbe HS, LA

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CB #92

Francois, 5’8.5 159, is simply unbelievable. Francois was named overall MVP after displaying his 10’1 broad jump, 4.32 shuttle and 4.54 40. While his stats were awesome, his 1 on 1 abilities were second to none as he completely dominated opposing receivers. I would sure love to have Francois on my team.

Shawn Onyechi

Deer Park HS, TX

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RB #58

Onyechi, 5’10 191, was the strongest man at a skill position. Onyechi bench pressed 185 lbs 32 times and had impressive athleticism, with a 33.5 inch vertical, 9’7 broad jump and a 4.24 shuttle in his arsenal.

Terrance Dorsey

Tioga HS, LA

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QB #53

Dorsey is a leader by nature and a good one at that. With a tireless work ethic and positive attitude in tact, Dorsey won the leadership award. The 5’7.5 194 lb Dorsey also had a 30.5 inch vertical, 8’7 broad jump and ran a 4.52 shuttle. With Dorsey leading the way, Tioga HS can expect a solid season.

Curtis Carter

North Desoto HS, TX

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WR #55

Carter, 5’10 161 won the Fastest Man award after burning up the football field with near record times. Carter ran a 4.11 shuttle and an NFL like 4.37 40. Carter also had a 37 inch vertical and a 9’8 broad jump. Maybe we should call him Cris Carter?

Chase Newmann

Dewy HS, OK

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DL #99

Newmann is the Strongest Man, has a nice ring to it doesn’t it? Newmann, 5’11.5 273, bench pressed 185 29 times and has the strength to bully offensive linemen.

Damontre Moore

Rowlett HS, TX

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DL #92

After Damontre’s performance, we must see Moore (more)! A towering inferno at 6’5 227, Moore was named Lineman Combine King after displaying his 31 inch vertical, 9’2 broad jump, and 4.54 shuttle. There aren’t many more athletes like Moore!

Xavier Smith

North Mesquite HS, TX

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QB #86

Smith, 6’2 217,  was awarded the QB MVP following a solid performance. Smith had great technique, made impressive reads and place the ball perfectly, right into the hands of his receivers. Smith can definitely run any offense the right way.

Sean Clayton

Duncanville HS, TX

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OL #78

At 6’1.5 260, Clatyon is imposing to begin with. With solid size, strength and agility, Clayton was named OL MVP. Clayton was awesome during 1 on 1 drills, keeping the d-linemen in check with his great technique and determination during 1 on 1 drills.

Cameron Nwosu

Klein Forest HS, TX

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LB #45

Nwosu, 5’8 225 was the winner of the LB MVP. Nwosu had a 28.5 inch vertical, 8’8 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 23 times and was highly impressive during 1 on 1 drills. Nwosu’s strength will help him overpower blockers and put a quick stop to an offensive attack.

Wesley Hudson

Marton Ranch HS, TX

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RB #47

Hudson, 5’10 181 was the RB MVP. Hudson led the way with his 34 inch vertical, 8’11 broad jump, 4.31 shuttle, 4.51 40 and 18 reps at 185 lbs. Hudson also was a star during 1 on 1 drills, showing the ability to catch the ball as well.

Morris Anthony Stribling

Churchill HS, TX

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DL #98

Stribling was the DL MVP. At 5’10.5 254, Stribling had a 31 inch vertical, 8’8 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 26 times and was a man amongst boys during 1 on 1 drills. A solid athlete and an outstanding pure football player, Stribling would be a great fit for any team.

Jeremy Small

Center HS, TX

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CB #91

Jeremy’s last name is truly oxymoronic because after winning the DB MVP as well as the Combine King for a skill position player, Small made some big time noise. The 5’7 159 lb star Had a Lebron James like 41 inch vertical, 10’9, 4.30 shuttle, 4.50 40 and did a solid job during 1 on 1 drills. Small is a great prospect.

Duran Shoddy

Cy-Fair HS, TX

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CB #82

An unbelievable pure football palyer, Shoddy was named the Dodie award winner. At 5’11.5 180, Shoddy had a 30 inch vertical, 9’2 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle and a 4.57 40. While his testing results were impressive, Shoddy’s technique and ability to completely shut down wide receivers put him in a league of his own.

Zack Agnew

Vernon Northside HS, TX

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WR #39

Agnew, 6’3 207, was the WR MVP. The athletic agnew had a 33 inch vertical, 98’ broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 16 times and must have had glue on his hands, as he caught just about every pass thrown in his direction.