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'12 TX OT Ryan Melton (Signed to Texas State)

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Liberty H.S. (Liberty, TX)

Ht: 6-foot-6
Wt: 271 lbs
40: 5.1 secs

Rivals rating: 2*-5.4rr; unranked OT
Scout rating: unranked OT
ESPN rating: unranked OT
247s rating: 3*-80 grade; #123 OT

Reported Offers: Colorado, Lamar, LA-Lafayette, North Texas, Texas State, Tulane, UTEP, UTSA
 
Not much to say at this point. I found that he was home schooled through the 8th grade and started football as a freshman at Liberty. He's been hitting some combines (Under Armour, Houston Nike) and getting some exposure. Plays on a good high school team in Texas 4A.

Would like to see some film, because with him being unrated by the premium services and holding a low D1 offer list other than CU it's hard to have much of an opinion.
 
I really hope we can get Marshall and Brown some help on the recruiting trail. They're obviously good coaches and can identify talented players, but they must not be overly personable or something.
 
There's a balance. Those guys have the chops as coaches and they are working hard in recruiting. They are the types who get a bunch of guys once the program is winning and kind of sells itself. We have the opposite problem with some of our other guys, lots of charisma and will eventually be great recruiters, but they don't have the resumes yet as college coaches.

Figure that almost this entire class will be closed by Embo, EB, Tui, Kennedy and Cabral. And Brookhart could surprise. He's good.
 
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