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2019 Recruiting Board/Thread

@Daniel Seahorn

The 2019 Texas OL class consists of Shepherd, Johnson, Cunningham and Hookfin.

Success or failure, scale of 1 to 10 (10 being best)
Hookfin isn’t a name I’m familiar with. That’s a solid class, but it’s lacking interior bodies and particularly one that can at least crosstrain at center. Shepherd’s floor also spooks me a little bit. 6.5 is my cautious answer.

 
Texas coach Tom Herman made most of off week recruiting in his Bevocopter






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By: Cam Smith, USA TODAY High School Sports | October 22, 2018
Texas A&M has the “swagcopter”, made popular by now former A&M coach Kevin Sumlin’s quick dash recruiting trips. Now second-year Texas coach Tom Herman’s making the most of his own helicopter, especially on his team’s week off.

Herman spent a whirlwind Thursday and Friday night crisscrossing high profile sections of Texas, attending the games of high profile recruits after landing Texas football’s dedicated helicopter, the appropriately named “Bevocopter.”
























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The Bevocopter is here. Tom Herman flying in to see Texas commit T'Vondre Sweat. #HookEm

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Per 247Sports, those Herman Thursday pit stops included a stop to see Class of 2019 defensive end T’Vondre Sweat, Class of 2020 wide receiver Troy Omeire, while his Friday was even more a mad trolley dash run through. Just look at the list of players Herman got in front of while flexing the use of his Bevocopter: Andrew CokerBryce FosterHayden ConnorZachary EvansDamieon George and Shardach Banks, Javonne ShepherdDemond DemasVernon BroughtonPrince Dorbah and Chad Linberg.

While that massive crop of recruits is unlikely to commit to Texas en masse, it’s clear that Herman’s Bevocopter arrivals only helped his program’s cause.

“It was something you’re not going to see everyday,” Omeire told 247Sports. “He didn’t have to come to my game, so it means a lot for him to have come and spent time with my team.”

Added Evans: “It was a good feeling. I honestly didn’t see it at first. My team actually saw it and asked me who it was. It was live.”

Or, most impressed of all: The mother of Linberg, Emily Linberg:

“We were super excited about the arrival of the Bevocopter,” the elder Linberg told 247Sports. “I hadn’t really told a lot of people, so everyone was wondering what it was. I don’t think Chad’s teammates really thought it was going to happen, so they were thrilled. UT’s stock definitely rose.”

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Today seems like a good day for some good news.

Indeed it was a good day!  Landed a do it all ATH...

 
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The Oregon offer has pretty much put a wet blanket on Texas and Caleb Johnson...

 
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I know you guys are pumped OL Andrew Coker is going to be visiting. 
He’s a 3-star Tackle from Katy who has been committed to TCU awhile. But all of their drama has him still looking around. 

 
He’s a 3-star Tackle from Katy who has been committed to TCU awhile. But all of their drama has him still looking around. 
His tape didn’t give me the warm fuzzies initially. I’ll have to circle back for senior tape to see if he can sway my initial opinion. 

 
I would love to see the confidence levels with the remaining targets Texas us going after

 
Peyton Powell provides incredible versatility to the 2019 class. Four-star athletes that can play or defend any skill position is about as valuable as it gets. The coaching staff can assess his skillset in comparison to what they will need come next summer, and put him at QB, RB, WR, DB. The possibilities are endless with Powell.

 
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