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1. Anthony Cook, Houston Lamar (6-0, 168)
Evaluations: Practice, camp, 7v7, private workout, film
The Skinny: Cook has some of the best technique out of any cornerback in the country. He is fundamentally sound and is ready to make an immediate impact at the next level. Cook is extremely physical, has great cover skills and uses his length to his advantage. He is a true shutdown cornerback. — Holland
2. Jalen Green, Houston Heights (6-0, 171)
Evaluations: Practice, camp, 7v7, private workout, film
The Skinny: Green has the perfect build and skillset to be an elite corner at the next level. Green’s length and physical play allow him to control receivers at the line of scrimmage, and his athleticism and instincts can take away one side of the field for opposing offenses. — Roach
3. BJ Foster, Angleton (6-1, 188)
Evaluations: Camp, 7v7, film
The Skinny: Foster is coming off a torn ACL, but when he is healthy, he is arguably the top safety in the country. Foster has an excellent build with great natural instincts and a knack for making plays on the back end. He can come up an lay the boom and is a sure tackler. — Holland
4. WR Jaylen Waddle, Houston Bellaire Episcopal (5-9, 175)
Evaluations: Game, camp, 7v7, private workout, film
The Skinny: One of the most explosive slot receivers in recent memory, Waddle is a man amongst boys at the private school level. He separated himself from the pack this offseason against other elite prospects with his speed, quickness and soft hands. He is simply an electric playmaker. — Holland
5. TE Mustapha Muhammad, FB Ridge Point (6-4, 235)
Evaluations: Practice, camp, 7v7, film
The Skinny: Muhammad is a complete tight and has all the tools to make an immediate impact at the next level. Muhammad has great hands and runs excellent routes for his size. He is deceptively athletic and often acts as his quarterbacks’ security blanket. Muhammad is also a formidable blocker. — Holland
6. S Caden Sterns, Cibolo Steele (6-1, 192)
Evaluations: Game, practice, camp, 7v7, private workout, film
The Skinny: Sterns is one of the most versatile defensive backs in the nation. The Texas commit has the skills to play safety, nickel and cornerback at the next level, and he shows the best instincts in the state when it comes to reading quarterbacks and breaking on passes. — Roach
7. S DeMarvion Overshown, Arp (6-4, 200)
Evaluations: Practice, film
The Skinny: One of the biggest risers of the offseason, Overshown is a monster athlete with unlimited potential. The Texas commit has eye-popping size and length and is versatile enough to play safety or outside linebacker at the next level. His ceiling might be higher than any other recruit in this class. — Holland
8. WR Brennan Eagles, Alief Taylor (6-3, 214)
Evaluations: Camp, 7v7, film
The Skinny: Eagles declared himself as a major prospect with eye-popping testing numbers during spring camps. Eagles has a huge build with great straight-line speed and incredible body-control which allows him to threaten defenses vertically and over the middle. — Roach
9. WR Al’vonte Woodard, Houston Lamar (6-1, 193)
Evaluations: Practice, camp, 7v7, film
The Skinny: Woodard has a fantastic build, and great natural receiving skills for a deep threat. He uses his smooth route running to set defenders up before ultimately accelerating past them. He shows the versatility to play both inside and outside. — Roach
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