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BamaDude
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Of the SportsDay 100 top recruits in the Houston area, 53 have signed with out of state schools, and only 24 have signed letters of intent with schools in the state of Texas. Texas A&M leads the in-state Power-5 schools with 5 signees - including 4 in the top 25. Texas, Baylor & Texas Tech have two signees each, while TCU nabbed just one.
SMU leads the in-state Group of 5 teams with 4 signees & another 4 unsigned commitments. North Texas has 4 signees, Rice has two, and Texas St., one. Oddly enough, there are currently no signees or commitments to the University of Houston; but FCS squad Texas Southern has signed one.
In Power-5 schools from bordering states, Oklahoma & Oklahoma St. have 6 signees apiece, with Oklahoma grabbing 4 of the top 10, and the Cowboys snatching 3 of the top 25. Arkansas has 3 signees and LSU, one.
Neighboring G-5 schools with Houston area signees include Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana Tech, and Louisiana-Monroe with one signee each.
Those going to P-5 schools farther afield with Texas links through conference affiliation include: Kansas St. (3 signees), Missouri (two signees, 1 commit); Georgia, Alabama, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt & Iowa St. with one signed player each; and South Carolina with one commitment.
Of the G-5 schools with Texas links, UConn has signed two, and Navy has one commitment.
Power-5 schools with no Texas ties that are in the picture include: Illinois, Notre Dame, Stanford, California, Arizona St. & Arizona with two signees each; and Minnesota, Purdue & Utah with one signee each. Other G-5 schools include: San Diego St. & Colorado St. with two apiece; Wyoming & Utah St. with one apiece; and Liberty University with one unsigned commitment.
There are also 15 uncommitted recruits in the SportsDay 100, 11 of which have at least one Texas school among the offerings they are considering.
SMU leads the in-state Group of 5 teams with 4 signees & another 4 unsigned commitments. North Texas has 4 signees, Rice has two, and Texas St., one. Oddly enough, there are currently no signees or commitments to the University of Houston; but FCS squad Texas Southern has signed one.
In Power-5 schools from bordering states, Oklahoma & Oklahoma St. have 6 signees apiece, with Oklahoma grabbing 4 of the top 10, and the Cowboys snatching 3 of the top 25. Arkansas has 3 signees and LSU, one.
Neighboring G-5 schools with Houston area signees include Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana Tech, and Louisiana-Monroe with one signee each.
Those going to P-5 schools farther afield with Texas links through conference affiliation include: Kansas St. (3 signees), Missouri (two signees, 1 commit); Georgia, Alabama, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt & Iowa St. with one signed player each; and South Carolina with one commitment.
Of the G-5 schools with Texas links, UConn has signed two, and Navy has one commitment.
Power-5 schools with no Texas ties that are in the picture include: Illinois, Notre Dame, Stanford, California, Arizona St. & Arizona with two signees each; and Minnesota, Purdue & Utah with one signee each. Other G-5 schools include: San Diego St. & Colorado St. with two apiece; Wyoming & Utah St. with one apiece; and Liberty University with one unsigned commitment.
There are also 15 uncommitted recruits in the SportsDay 100, 11 of which have at least one Texas school among the offerings they are considering.