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Austin First Session Article | Austin Second Session Article

QB COLIN RENTON ESTABLISHES HIMSELF AS A FUTURE STAR.

SOUTHWEST 2 FIRST SESSION, JUNE 1, 2007, LAKE TRAVIS HS, AUSTIN, TX

The National Underclassmen Combine made a return trip to Texas recently, this time hitting up the Austin area.  This was also the first opportunity for the Combine to take it’s stage under the lights.  Leading the way in the first session was Overall MVP sophomore QB Colin Renton of The Woodlands High School in Texas.  Renton, 5-foot-11 and 190-pounds, showed an impressive combination of athleticism, decision making, and ball delivery.  He also had a 30.5-inch vertical, 9’7” broad, 4.63 40, 4.68 shuttle, and did 25 reps on 150-pounds.

 

While Renton won the Overall MVP, the QB MVP went to sophomore Connor Wood of Second Baptist High School in Texas.  Wood, 6-foot-2 ½ and 200-pounds, is a tremendous dual-threat prospect, and has great athleticism, footwork, and an impressive release.  He had a 29.5-inch vertical, 9’4” broad, 4.60 40, 4.53 shuttle, and 21 reps on 135-pounds.

 

The Fastest Man Award went to sophomore CB Julian Dozier of Stony Point High School in Texas.  Dozier, 5-foot-7 and 160-pounds, ran a 4.32 40, which was a Combine record, until it was toppled only a week later at the Ultimate 100 Camp. Aside from the blistering 40 time, Dozier also had 21 reps on 150-pounds, a 9’5” broad, and 31.5-inch vertical.

 

Anthony Moore of Judson High School in Texas took home the DB MVP, after showing tremendous athleticism, strength, and cover skills throughout the session.  Moore, 6-foot-1 and 180-pounds, also excelled during the combine events with a 4.51 shuttle, 8’8 ½” broad, 4.49 40, 21 reps on 150-pounds, and a 28-inch vertical.  He also touched 126 on the jump reach.  Another defensive back who showed great cover skills during the 1-on-1’s was sophomore safety Robert Shaw of Judson High School in Texas.  Shaw, 5-foot-9 and 180-pounds, also had a 4.64 40 and 26-inch vertical.

 

Winning the DL MVP was sophomore Alex Okafor of Pfluegerville High School in Texas.  Okafor, 6-foot-4 and 230-pounds, has all the tools to become a big time D-1 prospect, and his athleticism and speed are amazing for a player of his size.  He had a 27-inch vertical, 4.59 40, and 8’9 ½” broad.  Two other defensive linemen who deserve special mention are sophomore Bobby Kiesewetter of Cinco Ranch High School in Texas and freshman Elliot Hillard of Shoemaker High School in Texas.  Kiesewetter, 6-foot-1 and 217-pounds, has great athleticism and was dominant during 1-on-1’s.  During the combine events he had a 29-inch vertical, 5.01 40, 4.56 shuttle, and 22 reps on 185-pounds.  Hillard, 6-foot-1 ½ and 235-pounds, showed great strength for a freshman and has a ton of potential.  He also had a 22-inch vertical, 7’10” broad, and a 5.68 40.

 

Brian Cocoran, 5-foot-11 and 199-pounds, of Klein Oak High School in Texas took home the LB MVP.  Cocoran showed great strength and cover skills, and his feet were especially impressive during the individual skills portion of the session.  He had a 27.5-inch vertical, 8’4” broad, 4.78 40, 4.47 shuttle, and 25 reps on 150-pounds.

 

The running back position produced several memorable performances, and walking away with the MVP was sophomore Chris Walker of Cy Woods High School in Texas.  Woods, 5-foot-4 ½ and 180-pounds, was spectacular during 1-on-1’s and showed phenomenal athleticism throughout the session.  He had a 35-inch vertical, 9’4” broad, 4.44 40, 4.52 shuttle, and 23 reps on 150-pounds.  Two other running backs that excelled were sophomore Darius Staten of Hebron High School in Texas and sophomore Jauavis Murray of North Desoto High School in Louisiana.  Staten, 5-foot-4 ½ and 169-pounds, had a 4.53 40, 8’9” broad, 30-inch vertical, and 24 reps on 150-pounds, while Murray, 5-foot-7 and 168-pounds, was excellent during 1-on-1’s and had a 31-inch vertical, 9’2” broad, 4.41 40, 4.64 shuttle, and 15 reps on 150-pounds.

 

This session was dominated by Texas players, with the only out-of-state award going to Freshman MVP Joshua Calhoun of Melrose High School in Tennessee.  Calhoun, 5-foot-6 ½ and 164-pounds, was fantastic during 1-on-1’s, and had a 31-inch vertical, 8’10” broad, 4.45 shuttle, 4.52 40, and 15 reps on 135-pounds.  Another impressive freshman was Marcus Mata of Clear Creek High School in Texas.  Though only 5-foot-7 ½ and 162-pounds, Mata was extremely accurate during 1-on-1’s and individual drills, plus showed very good speed and footwork.  He also had a 4.70 40, 8’8” broad, 31-inch vertical, and did 25 reps on 135-pounds.

 

The OL MVP went to sophomore Ameer Townes of Judson High School in Texas.  Townes, 5-foot-11 and 310-pounds, has a great combination of technique, footwork, and athleticism for a player of his size.  He also had a 20.5-inch vertical, 5.33 40, 4.84 shuttle, 7’7 ½” broad, and 25 reps on 185-pounds.  Also deserving mention at the offensive line position was sophomore Michael Miller of Lamar High School in Texas.  Miller, 6-foot-3 ½ and 240-pounds, had both impressive technique and athleticism for an offensive lineman. He had a 21.5-inch vertical, 7’8” broad, 5.29 40, and 5.04 shuttle.

 

The final award of the early session went to WR MVP Marcus Trice of Mesquite High School in Texas.  Trice, 5-foot-7 ½ and 170-pounds, has great hands and ran tremendous routes throughout the session.  During the combine events he had a 30-inch vertical, 8’11 ½” broad, 4.35 shuttle, 4.56 40, and 20 reps on 150-pounds.

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WR DAXTON SWANSON RUNS ROUTES OF A VETERAN WITH BIG TIME D-1 POTENTIAL

SOUTHWEST 2 SECOND SESSION, JUNE 1, 2007, LAKE TRAVIS HS, AUSTIN, TX

The second session in the Austin area took the National Underclassmen Combine under the lights.  The brightest star of the second session was Overall MVP sophomore WR Daxton Swanson of La Vega High School in Texas.  Swanson, 5-foot-9 and 155-pounds, is already a phenomenal wide receiver, with great hands, speed, and route running ability.  He also had a 30-inch vertical, 4.48 40, 9’9” broad, and 17 reps on 150-pounds.

 

The DB MVP went to sophomore Tony Daddeo of James Bowie High School in Texas.  Daddeo, 5-foot-8 and 175-pounds, used his athleticism and speed to shutdown most of the receivers in attendance.  Daddeo was also equally impressive during the combine events with a 33-inch vertical, 9’11” broad, 4.55 40, 4.42 shuttle, and 25 reps on 150-pounds.  Also making a statement at the defensive back position was freshman Curtis Williams of Timberview High School in Texas.  Williams, 5-foot-4 and 122-pounds, showed great cover skills for a freshman, and had a 4.70 40 and 7”11” broad.

 

Sophomore Bubba Richards of Burnet High School in Texas took home the LB MVP.  Richards, 5-foot-10 ½ and 182-pounds, has great quickness and speed, and finished with a 29-inch vertical, 9’0” broad, 4.56 40, 4.26 shuttle, and 22 reps on 150-pounds.

 

Taking home two awards was Heath Hohmann, 5-foot-7 ½ and 180-pounds, of Bowie High School in Texas.  The sophomore won both the RB MVP and the Fastest Man Award with a 4.37 40.  Hohmann has all the tools, with a great combination of footwork, athleticism, speed, and route running ability.  He also had 30 reps on 150-pounds, a 9’5 ½” broad, and 32.5-inch vertical.  Not winning an award, but deserving special mention at the running back position was sophomore Chad Ward of La Vega High School in Texas.  Ward, 5-foot-11 and 180-pounds, had a 4.38 40, 4.40 shuttle, 9’4” broad, 35-inch vertical, and 14 reps on 150-pounds.

 

Just as with the running back position, two quarterbacks also stood out.  Winning the MVP was sophomore Dennis Berry of Hays High School in Texas.  Berry, 5-foot-11 and 178-pounds, is a great dual-threat quarterback, with a combination of athleticism, arm strength, and accuracy.  He had a 28-inch vertical, 9’3” broad, 4.45 shuttle, and 4.57 40.  Pushing Berry the entire way for the MVP was sophomore David Ramirez of Bowie High School in Texas.  Ramirez, 5-foot-10 and 172-pounds, showed great mechanics throughout the session and continuously threw a great ball.  He also had a 5.05 40 and 4.61 shuttle.

 

The final award in Austin went to Frosh MVP QB Joe Sanders of Rockdale High School in Texas.  Sanders, 6-foot-0 and 170-pounds, showed great passing skills and decision making for a freshman.  He had 14 reps on 135-pounds, a 4.46 shuttle, 4.81 40, and 25.5-inch vertical.