“No matter where you put him on the football field — special teams, offense, defense — if he’s on the field, good things are going to happen. He’s a natural playmaker.”

After going (10-2) and making it to the third round of the playoffs, one would think that Flour Bluff’s best players would be getting some recruiting attention. However, two of the teams’ staples on a defense that allowed just an average of 16.5 points per game in district play, Kadon Luke and Javaris Lawson, haven’t seen much college interest at all.

It's a loaded crop of linebackers in the Class of 2019 in Texas...

It's a loaded crop of defensive backs in the Class of 2019 in Texas, with some of the best and brightest athletes in the state plying their trade in the back half of the defense...