Corpus Christi Flour Bluff offensive lineman Johnny Dickson already holds offers from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Texas A&M. In addition to playing football this season, Dickson will have to watch his younger brother while his mom goes on deployment for the Navy.
Watch Mission Veterans Memorial's AJ Gonzaque pull an 18-wheeler 30 yards as part of a workout in preparation for the upcoming 2020 Texas high school football season.
Four-star Baylor offensive line commit Tate Williams only knows hard work. Be it on the football field or on his family's 2,500-acre farm where he helps grow cotton and watermelon, Williams' work ethic has helped turn him into one of the top players in the country.
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Grayson O'Bara nearly lost his arm due to an ATV accident before his freshman season, then broke his collarbone his sophomore season. Now healthy, he's hoping to help Denton Guyer win a state championship.
Lubbock Coronado quarterback Sawyer Robertson isn't just committed to Mississippi State in football, but he's also going to play baseball for the Bulldogs, making him one of the rare two-sport athlete commits in the SEC.
Rio Hondo's Humberto Barrera knows five people who've died from COVID-19. He wants to play football this season, but isn't sure if it's the best thing to do for himself or his family, an unfortunate decision that many student-athletes are facing across Texas.
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El Paso Burges running back Tavorus Jones wants to help put El Paso football on the map, similar to what friend and Green Bay Packers star RB Aaron Jones has been able to do. Tavorus could go down as El Paso's highest-rated recruit ever.
Bellaire Episcopal five-star offensive lineman Donovan Jackson is as talented a recruit as the state of Texas has produced in recent memory. The All-American is committed to Ohio State.
Austin LBJ's Andrew Mukuba used to have to walk four miles with his family just to get water in Zimbabwe. They moved to Austin when he was nine and Mukuba has since blossomed into one of the country's most sought after recruits with over 30 offers.
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