Benny Easter

But if someone like Maxwell Hiller, who is a sure thing type prospect, wanted to come visit or Florida was starting to stumble out of the gate and he had to reopen his opportunities, I think that he'd be a guy that you'd look at.

Ohio State is still... sniffing around with Benny Easter, the Texas Tech commit.

He's a top 40 player.

He took an official visit in May, but I think that there's a pretty good chance we'll see him back on campus at some point this season.

But, uh, he finished with two interceptions.

Also did a really good job of keeping Benny Easter in check.

Uh, Benny Easter is Summer Creek's top receiver.

He's a Texas Tech commit, and uh, I believe, if I'm not mistaken, he's a top 100 consensus prospect.

Hank, who's your guy?

The state ranked 6A matchup in Alvin with a ton of star power.

If you like receivers, holy cow, is this the game for you? Benny Easter for Summer Creek.

Jalen Adai for Shadow Creek.

Dudes.

I think some folks are really into recruiting, some are kind of mildly, but this will be a bigger picture discussion here.

But When the 2027 class, which are the Brewsters, the Anthony Sweeney's, the Jaden Nelson's, the Julian Caldwell's, Benny Easter, KV on Bryant, these types of players, they are set to sign in December.

we still refer to them of the year class even though there is no signing period really well i guess there there is a late period but like in uh in february that's why that the it's like a it can be confusing so the 27 class which is yet to be inked when it started picking up big time steam and you were hovering around the top spot in the country and you're going to settle in as a is a top 10 because it's probably more uh it's way more quality than it is quantity and that factors into an overall class ranking if you sign 26 players you have a better chance of being ranked much higher in a recruiting ranking than if you only sign 15 or 16. okay so so that that part but as far as like star ranking per prospect and things like that texatech is going to grade out extremely well so when that philosophy started to change and you started to see the way that this thing was getting put together, you were curious, okay, is this a one-off? Is this a new philosophy that we're going to see continue forward? Part of that is yes.

Part of that is also like the fact that you're more than okay with these multi-year agreements.