Reuben Fatheree, Foster
VYPE Preseason Boy's Basketball: No. 17 Foster
Holding down the nest until he gets back will be junior Chancellor White, who is also a stud. White is an East Carolina-commit and a returning first-teamer after a tremendous sophomore season. Jordan Faltine, whose brother is the slick-fielding shortstop at the University of Texas, adds some swagger in the backcourt. Sam Akinrelere is a transfer from Fulshear, who can score on the court and in the classroom.
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VYPE Houston Fab 40 - Class of 2021
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VYPE's FAB 40
No. 1 Cody Jackson, Foster, WR, Oklahoma-commit
Super WR. CeeDee Lamb-clone. That's saying something
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No. 2 Dematrius Davis, North Shore, QB, Virginia Tech-commit
Winner, leader, athlete, passer. Not enough adjectives
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No. 3 Donovan Jackson, Episcopal, OL
Polished OL. Smartest guy in the building
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No. 4 Tunmise Adeleye, Katy Tompkins, DE
Active defender with great motor
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No. 5 Shadrach Banks, North Shore, WR, Texas A&M-commit
Injury set back stud weapon
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No. 6 LJ Johnson Jr., Cy-Fair, RB
Best back in the city
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No. 7 Hayden Conner, Katy Taylor, OL, Texas-commit
Pushes defenders around. Great, athletic big-man
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No. 8 Reuben Fatheree II, Foster, OL
Huge OL with athleticism. Could play on Sundays
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No. 9 Jalen Milroe, Katy Tompkins, QB, Texas-commit
Great deep ball. Extends plays with eyes downfield
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No. 10 Jaeden Roberts, North Shore, OL
Kansas-native got Texas tough this season
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No. 11 Bryce Foster, Katy Taylor, OL
Has mean-streak on the field
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No. 12 Derrick Harris Jr., New Caney, LB, Texas-commit
Eagles not known for defense, can run
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No. 13 Kyron Drones, Shadow Creek, QB
Good size, big arm. Coaches son=great football IQ
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No. 14 Landon King, Atascocita, WR
Emerged as junior. Knows how to use 6-foot-5 frame
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No. 15 Edzavier Deblaw, North Shore, OL
The muscle inside
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No. 16 Terrence Cooks Jr., Shadow Creek, OLB
Heat-seeking missile
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No. 17 Cullen Montgomery, Episcopal, OL
Good feet. Can run and pass block
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No. 18 Hunter Washington, Katy, CB
Length and physicality
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No. 19 Var'Keyes Gumms, Dekaney, TE
Another big TE at Dekaney, shocker
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No. 20 Matthew Wykoff, Magnolia, OL
Road-grading run-blocker
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No. 21 Dylan Goffney, Bridgeland, WR
Great hands; Wins 50-50 balls
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No. 22 Latrell Neville, Hightower, WR
Slippery WR with wiggle
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No. 23 Romario Noel, Cypress Ranch, DB, Baylor-commit
Physical DB with cover skills
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No. 24 Teddy Knox, The Woodlands, WR
Baton Rouge move-in; getting used to Texas play
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No. 25 Brandon Campbell, Pearland, RB
Solid between tackles and in open field
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No. 26 Ronald Holmes, Northside, Athlete
Dude has HUGE upside at QB, WR
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No. 27 Ben Postma, Cypress Ranch, TE
The prototypical dual-threat TE
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No. 28 Remington Strickland, Fort Bend Christian Academy, OL
Don't sleep on this guy. Relentless worker
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No. 29 Carlton Guidry, Shadow Creek, WR
Can stretch the field
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No. 30 Mark Wilson, Clear Lake, CB
His best football is in front of him. Great upside
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No. 31 Mason Tharp, Klein, TE
The new TE; Great hands; almost like WR
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No. 32 Fernando Garza, Katy, TE
Huge TE with great hands; baseball player
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No. 33 John Paul Richardson, Ridge Point, WR
Great possession WR. Elite route runner
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No. 34 Alton McCaskill, Oak Ridge, RB
Sleeper back
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No. 35 Luis Chavarria, Episcopal, OL
Iron Sharpens Iron for Knights
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No. 36 Cale Sanders, New Caney, Athlete, Texas Tech-commit
Can run with the best of them
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No. 37 Lamont Vaz, FB Marshall, OL
There is a reason Achane and Hornsby rack up points
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No. 38 Jalen Emery, Shadow Creek, DB
Pesky DB who can lock down team's No 1s
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No. 39 Dalton Johnson, Katy, DB
DB gaining Power 5 Interest
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No. 40 Darius Hale, Dobie, RB
Durable RB. Has good size
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