MustangGT
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Unfortunately, Averin Collier has committed to Syracuse.
However, we have contacted another RB from Texas named Troy Vital. Troy is a productive Back with good physical tools to polish up with college coaching. He is a hard runner and appears bigger than his listed measurables. He has good thickness and bulk for is frame. He should be able to get bigger and stronger in college. I could see him playing at around 215 lbs. He is a patient runner with sound vision and shows a good burst when he finds a whole. Lacks that second gear for homeruns, but he will probably develop into more of a one-cut-and-go downhill runner in college. Troy was a 4A First Team All-State selection and rushed for over 2,000 yards and 19 touchdowns. He is currently committed to Houston.
Troy’s teammate Robert Griffin is rated the #3 Dual-Threat QB in the country by Rivals. He is a wonderful athlete with great size and solid arm strength. His speed is very good and he is elusive enough to be a threat in space. He shows good ball handling on play action passes and throws a soft, catchable deep ball. He needs a little development with his foot work and delivery, but he has all of the physical tools and the arm strength to make all of the throws. The bottom line is that you take an athlete like Griffin. Even he didn’t workout at QB, he would still make an outstanding WR prospect. Robert was a Class 4A All-State honorable mention. He rushed for 1,267 yards while passing for 1,374 yards. He decommitted from Houston and is now verbally committed to Baylor. He intended to run track at Houston. Robert owns state marks in the 110-meter hurdles (13.55) and the 300-meter hurdles (35.33).
However, we have contacted another RB from Texas named Troy Vital. Troy is a productive Back with good physical tools to polish up with college coaching. He is a hard runner and appears bigger than his listed measurables. He has good thickness and bulk for is frame. He should be able to get bigger and stronger in college. I could see him playing at around 215 lbs. He is a patient runner with sound vision and shows a good burst when he finds a whole. Lacks that second gear for homeruns, but he will probably develop into more of a one-cut-and-go downhill runner in college. Troy was a 4A First Team All-State selection and rushed for over 2,000 yards and 19 touchdowns. He is currently committed to Houston.
Troy’s teammate Robert Griffin is rated the #3 Dual-Threat QB in the country by Rivals. He is a wonderful athlete with great size and solid arm strength. His speed is very good and he is elusive enough to be a threat in space. He shows good ball handling on play action passes and throws a soft, catchable deep ball. He needs a little development with his foot work and delivery, but he has all of the physical tools and the arm strength to make all of the throws. The bottom line is that you take an athlete like Griffin. Even he didn’t workout at QB, he would still make an outstanding WR prospect. Robert was a Class 4A All-State honorable mention. He rushed for 1,267 yards while passing for 1,374 yards. He decommitted from Houston and is now verbally committed to Baylor. He intended to run track at Houston. Robert owns state marks in the 110-meter hurdles (13.55) and the 300-meter hurdles (35.33).
