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On My Whistle Podcast | Is TCU-commit Daulton the best QB ever at The Woodlands High?
The Woodlands has long been a breeding ground for elite quarterbacks — from Chance Mock (Texas) to Eric Schmid (Sam Houston State) to Mabrey Mettauer (Sam Houston State). But could Jack Daulton top them all?
The incoming senior has all the tools: blazing speed, a high football IQ, and a cannon for an arm. His skill set has made him a national recruit, and he gave his verbal pledge to TCU earlier this year.
Daulton’s stock rose even higher this summer when he led the Highlanders to the UIL State 7-on-7 Championship, showcasing his leadership and playmaking under pressure.
VYPE’s Matt Malatesta caught up with the rising star as he gears up for the 2025 season — from his offseason grind to his goals for the fall.
BREAKING: 2026 Oak Ridge Three-Star WR James Scott commits to TCU
2026 Oak Ridge (TX) three-star wide receiver James Scott has announced his commitment to TCU.
The 6-foot-5 215 pound wide receiver commits to the Horned Frogs over Houston, USC, LSU, and Texas A&M among others.
“I feel like the last seven years coach Kelly has been at TCU he has developed and sent multiple wide receivers to the league and that’s what really made me want to commit to TCU.”
Scott was at TCU for his official visit this past weekend and the visit with the Horned Frogs really helped solidify his commitment.
“I had been to TCU three to four times before my OV and really wanted to go their for my OV and see what the difference was from Houston and TCU and after my visit it really solidified my decision in committing.”
Scott is now the the 11th commit in TCU’s 2026 class and will also be joining a familiar face in current TCU commit, The Woodlands QB Jack Daulton.
“Jack and I have been talking a lot ever since he committed to TCU,” Scott said. “We have a pretty good connection and he had been trying to get me on board and join him at TCU since he committed.”
Now with his commitment out the way, the star Oak Ridge wide receiver is ready to focus in on his senior year and help lead the War Eagles back to the playoffs.