FBCA's Bennett Warren
DESTINY AWAITS: FBCA’s Warren becoming hot commodity
Junior offensive lineman Bennett Warren has piqued the interest of dozens of top-tier universities.
With offers from several of college football’s biggest names, including Texas A&M, Kansas, and Oklahoma, it’s clear that the tremendous potential of the young offensive lineman is being recognized.
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
“It’s a really amazing experience to see people around the nation respect the work that you put in,” said Warren. “It means a lot to hear that somebody likes what they see in my game film, and see how I’ve improved over the years.”
Considering Warren has the luxury of choosing which prominent school he’d like to attend, it would appear that the world is his oyster. However, the opportunity wasn’t just handed to him. It was earned.
“I can’t take all the credit,” Warren said. “I feel that as a team and a family, we’ve all come really far and we began to realize that it’s not about playing for the scouts or the views. It’s about playing as a family to reach a goal we collectively hope to achieve. There’s no sense of jealousy or hatred within us.”
Thus far, FBCA has proven to be incredibly beneficial for Warren and his teammates. Of course, winning a State Title will garner the attention of college scouts seeking potential recruits, but the three years played at FBCA means so much more to No. 76 .
The 2022-23 TAPPS 5A-D2 State Champions, Fort Bend Christian Academy FootballJustin Hartojo (VYPE)
“I feel that playing at FBCA has helped me grow as a person in general,” said Warren. “Initially, I thought our team may be small in comparison to some 6A schools. But, the love is real and there are no gaps in how we treat each other. Me and my friends, Max Granville, Ivan Jimmy-Ducksworth and Cobey Sellers, have all been set on the same goal and have always been there for each other.”
Furthermore, his teammates aren’t the only ones who have made an impact on his life.
“I feel that my biggest inspiration would be our coach,” Warren said. “Coach [Jordan] Black leads us as men, and teaches us things to help us grow in life.”
Warren will have one more year to play for the Eagles before he advances to the collegiate level. With the momentum generated from their Championship season, who’s to say FBCA won’t repeat next fall?
“Winning a State Title was an incredibly unreal experience,” said Warren. “I’m happy we got it done, but we’re hoping to run it back once more.”
Donovan Jackson, Episcopal
The H-Town Hot 100: The Rankings No. 1-50
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This list keeps us up at night.
There are so many elite prospects, it's so hard to slot them. But we did our best.
No. 1 has to be Dematrius Davis as he could be the best high school football player in the history of H-Town. But after that, there are college stars and future pros in our Top 50.
We can't wait to see what this looks like five years from now.
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1 Dematrius Davis, North Shore, QB, Auburn-commit
2 Cody Jackson, Foster, WR, Oklahoma-commit
3 Donovan Jackson, Episcopal, OL, Ohio State-commit
4 Shadrach Banks, North Shore, WR, Texas A&M-commit
5 Reuben Fatheree II, Foster, OL, Texas A&M-commit
6 LJ Johnson Jr., Cy-Fair, RB
7 Bryce Foster, Katy Taylor, OL
8 Kyron Drones, Shadow Creek, QB, Baylor-commit
9 Jalen Milroe, Katy Tompkins, QB, Alabama-commit
10 Jaeden Roberts, North Shore, OL, Auburn-commit
11 Hayden Conner, Katy Taylor, OL, Texas-commit
12 Landen King, Atascocita, TE, Auburn-commit
13 Derrick Harris Jr., New Caney, LB, Texas-commit
14 Albert Regis, La Porte, DT
15 Cullen Montgomery, Episcopal, OL, Oklahoma-commit
16 Terrence Cooks Jr., Shadow Creek, OLB
17 Alton McCaskill, Oak Ridge, RB
18 Maddox Kopp, St. Thomas, QB, Houston-commit
19 Matthew Wykoff, Magnolia, OL, Texas A&M-commit
20 Hunter Washington, Katy, CB, Florida State-commit
21 Latrell Neville, Hightower, WR, Nebraska-commit
22 Fernando Garza, Katy, TE, Texas A&M-commit
23 Dylan Goffney, Bridgeland, WR, SMU-commit
24 Ahmonte Watkins, Klein Forest, RB
25 Elijah Bean, Summer Creek, TE, Baylor-commit
Elijah Bean, Summer Creek
26 Javon Gipson, George Ranch, DB, Baylor-commit
27 Ronald Holmes, Northside, Athlete
28 Teddy Knox, The Woodlands, WR, Mississippi State-commit
29 John Paul Richardson, Ridge Point, WR, OSU-commit
30 Brandon Campbell, Katy, RB, USC-commit (Foregoing Sr. Season)
31 Trevor Woods, Katy Taylor, LB, Colorado-commit
32 Mason Tharp, Klein, TE, Texas Tech-commit
33 JP Martin, Cy Falls, RB, Memphis-commit
34 Cameron Whitfield, Dawson, DE
35 Ben Postma, Cypress Ranch, TE, Georgia Tech-commit
36 Dylan Hazen, College Park, LB, Wake Forest-commit
37 Romario Noel, Cypress Ranch, DB, Baylor-commit
38 Remington Strickland, Fort Bend Christian, OL
39 Carlton Guidry, Shadow Creek, WR, Houston-commit
40 Mark Wilson, Clear Lake, CB, Houston-commit
41 Luis Chavarria, Episcopal, OL
42 Jalen Emery, Shadow Creek, DB, Houston-commit
43 Cale Sanders, New Caney, Athlete, UCF-commit
44 Colby Powers, Klein Collins, TE, Arizona-commit
45 Keith Cooper, Dickinson, DE
46 Shepherd Bowling, Katy, LB
47 Julius Loughridge, Mayde Creek, RB
48 Dalton Johnson, Katy, DB
49 Marcus Collins, Magnolia West, TE
50 KC Ossai, Oak Ridge, LB, Arizona-commit
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