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  1. https://247sports.com/longformarticle/navy-all-american-bowl-all-lobby-team-texas-am-texas-ohio-state-penn-state-auburn-kiotti-armstrong-243635134/ First off the bus: Kiotti Armstrong, 2025 Top247 4-star TE, Texas A&M signee Jasper (Texas) standout Kiotti Armstrong has long been our radar as a monstrous tight end prospect who could play along the defensive front or easily grow into an offensive tackle. That said, the Texas A&M signee's functional athleticism and layered athletic background, which includes baseball and basketball, support just how effective he is with the ball in his hands. Armstrong measured 6-foot-5 and nearly 270 pounds with enormous features: 10 1/2-inch hand, almost 36-inch arm, and a 6-foot-11+ wingspan. Coincidentally, the "first off the bus" selection was the second through the door of more than 80 players at Monday's check-in. Lamont Rogers, 2025 Top247 5-star OT, Texas A&M signee Five-stars typically look the part when they walk through the door, and that was exactly the case when Mesquite (Texas) Horn behemoth Lamont Rogers showed up to Monday's check-in. A five-star offensive tackle, Rogers, who also has played basketball and soccer, measured just shy of 6-foot-6 and almost 330 pounds. With 10 3/8-inch hands, the Texas A&M signee also posted a 35+ arm and a legitimately 7-foot wingspan. Chace Sims, 2025 Top247 4-star DL, Texas A&M signee Texas A&M signee Chace Sims assembled an outstanding senior year for Texas Class 5A Division II state champion Richmond Randle out of the Houston metro area. Sims, who registered 28.5 TFL and 11 sacks as a senior, measured north of 6-foot-3 and almost 280 pounds with an enormous arm number (35 inches) and nearly 6-foot-10 wingspan. -- Texas A&M sent the highest number of signees/commits to the Navy All-American Game and they impressed in the check-in line. Pushing 6-foot-5 and almost 250 pounds, West Coast edge defender Marco Jones represented one of those impressive Aggies. Jones boasted large hands (10+) and the requisite LOS length.
  2. Keep reading that Wikipedia article: Dillingham began coaching at age 17 after he tore his ACL during his senior year.[1] He started working with the junior varsity team at Chaparral High School before being promoted to offensive coordinator of the varsity team at 21 years old.[2] While coaching at Chaparral, he went to Arizona State University, graduating in 2012 with a degree in interdisciplinary studies. He was hired as an offensive assistant at Arizona State in 2014 under offensive coordinator Mike Norvell, whom he met while coaching at Chaparral.
  3. Another 5 star QB bust, drifting in and out of the Portal like JT Daniels, Brock Vandegriff (who just announced he's going pro in something other than sports), Malachi Nelson, and Jaden Rashada.
  4. Well, there are like a thousand 3 stars, but as Texas fans we might only need to think about ten of them.
  5. Well, it's Rivals, but I'll still happily take another #1 ranking.
  6. One of the priority guys @closetojumping mentioned
  7. Wouldn't Fleck's WMU squad have been in the CFP? They were an undefeated G5.
  8. We took Norton and Lole in the spring window last year, we should be fine
  9. With a name like Travis, he was destined for UT
  10. Another legacy in the class with Lott and Finley
  11. I appreciate a little synopsis of how other programs are doing, keep it up
  12. Gotta be an experienced PWO to replace Lourd to bulk out the room and be a good resource for our young guys
  13. Gotta include the whole "announcement"!
  14. I live in NC and grew up in CA and Texas just gets the standard amount of shit for being big and rich. Are you sure your friends don't just like to fuck with you?
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