2026 Denton Guyer WR Corbin Glasco (5'9, 170) had a breakout season on the field in 2023, securing 41 receptions for 484 yards and six touchdowns. 

Guyer Head Coach Reed Heim, who served as a college assistant at Baylor, Colorado, SMU and Tulsa, is excited about Glasco's potential in the offensive scheme. 

"The sky is the limit for him, and I am excited to watch him grow and be a part of our program's success over the next couple of years," Heim said. 

"Statistics don't tell you everything, but if you look back in the past here at Guyer, we have had a lot of outstanding players come through here, and just the fact that he had 40 receptions as a sophomore speaks volumes about the level of player that he is already and where he is headed.

We look forward to watching his skill set grow in the receiver room. He catches the ball well, and his routes will improve with time and development. He has the speed to take it off the top, is strong and will run through arm tackles. He is a prolific catcher."

Heim and offensive coordinator Blake Joseph hope to create unique ways to get Glasco touches within the scheme and take advantage of his blistering 4.36 speed and tackle-breaking ability. 

"We do many different things to get him the ball," Heim said. "You combine his pass-catching ability with his flat-out track speed...at the end of the year, we hope he will be anywhere from a 10.50-10.80 (100-meter) kid. You just can't put a value on that type of speed.

He is also incredibly strong for his size. He is not a huge guy, but he hit 250 today on cleans (Power Clean), and if you are 170-180 pounds and hitting on your weight and a half on cleans, that is super impressive." 

Glasco has secured an offer from UTSA and will be a high-profile recruiting target in the spring evaluation period.