During his junior season at Haughton (La.) High School, quarterback Dak Prescott brought his game attitude early and often. He accounted for 3,000 yards (rushing and passing) and 42 touchdowns, and exhibited his “game face” throughout the season.
Now the 6-foot-3 and 225-pound Prescott is taking the same approach with his summer camp tour.
Now confirmed, 2011 offensive lineman Max Lang (6′5″ 290-pounds) of Orlando has an offer from the University of Memphis to go along with USC, Florida State, Kansas, Texas Tech, Central Florida, Middle Tennessee, South Florida, and Florida International. The 6-foot-5, 290-pound Lang is No. 11 in the Sentinel’s 2011 Central Florida Super 60 and No. 62 in the Sentinel’s 2011 Florida Top 100.
Other schools involved are Florida, Duke and Rutgers but these schools have not offered yet. Lang has visited Florida State, Central Florida and South Florida for their junior days with the possibility of visiting the other local Florida schools soon mainly due to their proximity.
Photo By Chris Hays/Orlando Sentinel
According to the Orlando Sentinel, the University of Memphis has now become the first school to offer 6′5″ 2011 WR Chris Gallon. Gallon runs a 4.5 40-yard dash and is also being shown interest by Tennessee, Florida, and Miami.
The Orlando Sentinel’s Super 60 rankings has Gallon at number 20 overall. He had 326 receiving yards for Oviedo last year (totalling 6 touchdowns). Transferring to Dr. Phillips for his senior season, Gallon will be a big asset on the offensive side of the ball with his size.
Seastrunk, who is considering Memphis, will decide on Jan. 27th.
Temple senior running back Lache Seastrunk has made official plans to announce his college decision on January 27th in a ceremony at his school per his head coach Bryce Monsen.
Seastrunk is Temple’s all-time leader in total touchdowns and rushing yards. The ceremony, which will be held at Temple High School’s gym, will begin at 4:15.
According to the ESPNU 150, Seastrunk is the sixth-rated running back in the country, the sixth-rated player from Texas and the 40th-ranked overall national recruit.
Coming off of the Army All-American, ESPN Scouts, Inc. #6-rated running back Lache Seastrunk had no idea what was on the horizon for the University of Southern California and their football program. By Monday night, Seastrunk and all of America had their answer. Lane Kiffin.
Before the news broke of Lane Kiffin’s hire, Seastrunk was scheduled to visit USC this coming weekend. Narrowing his choices to Oregon, USC, LSU, Auburn and Memphis, Seastrunk draws near to a decision with National Signing Day only three weeks away. The announcement of a new head coach for the Trojans did not change his decision on whether or not he would visit USC.
Temple, Texas (Temple HS) running back Lache Seastrunk celebrates after the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday, January 9, 2010 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. / Gator Country photo by Tim Casey
In yesterday’s 10th annual US Army All-American Game, Temple running back Lache Seastrunk got the football in his hands only four times. However, there certainly didn’t seem to be any disappointment for Seastrunk as he celebrated with his West team after its 30-14 win over the East at the Alamodome.
“We got the win – that’s all that counts,” Seastrunk said afterward. “Winning and being out there with that talent.”
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