2021 Recruiting - Football

A move for Bowman from S to WR is too easy, logical and attractive to forego if Texas gets loaded at safety. Has he been assigned a position yet?
 
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22Horn said:
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Joe Fan said:
Listed at 6'2 215
FWIW, 5 of the last 6 Ray Guy winners have been Australian
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Some more on Pearson the Punter
It's kind of long so in a spoiler

Isaac Pearson woke up beaming.

Pearson, 22, had once been headed on a different path. But since a change of plans, he’d been dreaming of this. Now, it had actually happened.

The Australian punter, out of the heralded Prokick Australia program, pulled on a burnt orange long-sleeved shirt and a three-year-old black ball cap with a Horns logo.

The night before, he’d announced his commitment to Texas, becoming the 11th member of the 2021 class.

“Never did I think I’d actually land at Texas,” Pearson said last week during a Zoom call from his family’s home in Newcastle, New South Wales. “But the stars aligned and here we are.”

It wasn’t initially clear he’d ever have the chance to play for the Longhorns himself, though. He started out training with Prokick once every three or four months, flying south for a weekend from Newcastle to Melbourne. But last year, he moved to Melbourne to begin training full time.

In a typical week, Pearson participated in eight training sessions, including four conditioning periods that would start at 5:30 a.m. and four punting periods that lasted two or three hours. Dave Tuinauvai, founder and head of performance of Conquest Athletic Performance, served as Pearson’s strength and conditioning coach.
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Entering 2020, though, Pearson had yet to hear from any colleges. At Prokick, communication between colleges and players is strictly filtered through Prokick coaches. Pearson believed in Prokick’s track record and that he’d land with a school eventually.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Australia, Pearson rejoined his family in Newcastle. While home, between February and March, Pearson said, the Longhorns made initial contact.

“My coaches sent film to wherever. I don’t really know,” Pearson said. “It just happened that the first team that contacted me was the Longhorns. … It was sort of kept on the downlow, I’m not really sure how the whole recruiting process works over in the States. But here it’s all kept pretty quiet.”

Special teams coordinator Jay Boulware and special teams quality control staffer Casey Horny directed the recruiting charge. After conversations with them, Pearson received an offer. He will join Bujcevski, who missed four games because of a broken clavicle last year, as the second scholarship punter on roster.
 
Gabe Brooks thinks we still have a chance on WR Theo Knox
It doesnt feel that way but we will see

This past week, the 5-foot-10, 167-pound Knox named a top seven list that featured Alabama, Baylor, Georgia, Louisville, Mississippi State, Tennessee, and Texas. Of that top seven, Mississippi State and Texas are the top contenders for Knox, who owns elite speed with a verified 4.42 in the 40 and a blistering 10.40 in the 100 meters. Both of those times, along with a stellar 21.03 in the 200, come from the spring of 2019.​
 
Joe Fan said:
Gabe Brooks thinks we still have a chance on WR Theo Knox
It doesnt feel that way but we will see

This past week, the 5-foot-10, 167-pound Knox named a top seven list that featured Alabama, Baylor, Georgia, Louisville, Mississippi State, Tennessee, and Texas. Of that top seven, Mississippi State and Texas are the top contenders for Knox, who owns elite speed with a verified 4.42 in the 40 and a blistering 10.40 in the 100 meters. Both of those times, along with a stellar 21.03 in the 200, come from the spring of 2019.​
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On a level playing ground, Texas wins hands down. But $EC? Let us hope Texas still wins.
 
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