Cibolo

And we know safety, one of those areas that, uh, that they could use another guy here, as we look so far, when we look at this class, uh, safety, I don't feel a hundred percent confident in what you got right now.

Now you start off with Eli Johnson, who is a top 300 prospect from Cibolo, Texas, six foot three, 190 pounds, a long fluid athlete covers a ton of ground.

good in pass coverage against a lot of very good passing offenses down there in Texas.

But what he isn't is a real thumper in the run game.

This is part four, the series finale of our Fall Weekends with Kids in Central Texas.

And today we are zeroing in on Seguin, Schertz, Cibolo, Converse, and Universal City.

And Tyler, I mean, it honestly feels like we've crossed entirely different cultural zones to get here.

Oh, completely.

Exactly.

You aren't driving an hour out into the remote countryside.

The borders between like Scherz and Cibolo and Universal City, they almost blur together.

You don't even know when you leave one and enter the other.

The voter turnout is very low.

I think you and I, in fact, have talked in the past about the s- the, the phenomenon of the very kinds of people who would hear what you're saying and sympathize with it are also the kind of people who now call Cibolo or Boerne their home, right?

Mm-hmm.

Like, they've, they've given up on the city and in some cases they've given up on the county.

But I moved actually to Texas pretty early when I was about, like, maybe, like, three, uh, around.

Um, my mom ended up moving over here, um, then, you know, San Antonio area and, uh, stayed there for a little bit, then moved to Cibolo right outside of San Antonio for high school, um, middle school and high school.

Played ball at Cibolo still.

Pretty good high school.

Yeah.