State MVP Watch

[Beaumont_Legend]

When was this article published? How could you leave out Christine Michael as a choice among your running back candidates for MVP. He's only ranked the top back in Texas by rivals, and top 5 or 6 in the nation.

http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=828668

http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=2116&Year=2009


This is your analysis:

There is game changing talent abound at running back. Running backs get their hands on the ball more than anyone except the center and quarterback, so they are natural favorites for post-season accolades. Senior Jonathon Miller (Naaman Forest) is one of the top returning producers in the state along with Mansfield senior Stepfan Taylor. Seniors Stephen Salinas (SA Southwest) and Dominic Wilkins (Klein Forest) will be among the players chasing the state rushing title this year. Austin Westlake senior Ryan Swope can produce as both a runner and receiver. Senior Kasey Carrier (Pearland) and junior Lache Seastrunk (Temple) are two of the most explosive runners in the state. Plano’s all-purpose standout Rex Burkhead contributes as a runner, receiver and return man. He’s even passed for a touchdown. If there’s a player who represents what an MVP is in every sense of the word, it is Rex Burkhead.

All these guys are good. However I think C. Michael has done enough just to be mentioned...

[ftballin11]

When was this article published? How could you leave out Christine Michael as a choice among your runnings back candidates for MVP. He's only ranked the top back in Texas by rivals, and top 5 or 6 in the nation.

http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=828668

http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=2116&Year=2009


This is your analysis:

There is game changing talent abound at running back. Running backs get their hands on the ball more than anyone except the center and quarterback, so they are natural favorites for post-season accolades. Senior Jonathon Miller (Naaman Forest) is one of the top returning producers in the state along with Mansfield senior Stepfan Taylor. Seniors Stephen Salinas (SA Southwest) and Dominic Wilkins (Klein Forest) will be among the players chasing the state rushing title this year. Austin Westlake senior Ryan Swope can produce as both a runner and receiver. Senior Kasey Carrier (Pearland) and junior Lache Seastrunk (Temple) are two of the most explosive runners in the state. Plano’s all-purpose standout Rex Burkhead contributes as a runner, receiver and return man. He’s even passed for a touchdown. If there’s a player who represents what an MVP is in every sense of the word, it is Rex Burkhead.

All these guys are good. However I think C. Michael has done enough just to be mentioned...


Im interested to see him against Katy.

[dada]

sigh......here we go again:rolleyes:...

[Favpack]

Is the WB vs. Lufkin scrimmage in Lufkin or B'mont? I'd like to see him run for sure.

[Magellan]

Is the WB vs. Lufkin scrimmage in Lufkin or B'mont? I'd like to see him run for sure.

I can picture a certain DL who wears Purple and Gold who would love to "meet" him. :p

[jc84chill]

When was this article published? How could you leave out Christine Michael as a choice among your running back candidates for MVP. He's only ranked the top back in Texas by rivals, and top 5 or 6 in the nation.

http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=828668

http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=2116&Year=2009


This is your analysis:

There is game changing talent abound at running back. Running backs get their hands on the ball more than anyone except the center and quarterback, so they are natural favorites for post-season accolades. Senior Jonathon Miller (Naaman Forest) is one of the top returning producers in the state along with Mansfield senior Stepfan Taylor. Seniors Stephen Salinas (SA Southwest) and Dominic Wilkins (Klein Forest) will be among the players chasing the state rushing title this year. Austin Westlake senior Ryan Swope can produce as both a runner and receiver. Senior Kasey Carrier (Pearland) and junior Lache Seastrunk (Temple) are two of the most explosive runners in the state. Plano’s all-purpose standout Rex Burkhead contributes as a runner, receiver and return man. He’s even passed for a touchdown. If there’s a player who represents what an MVP is in every sense of the word, it is Rex Burkhead.

All these guys are good. However I think C. Michael has done enough just to be mentioned...

I would have to agree with you here. Michael definitely belongs among those other names.

[dada]

I would have to agree with you here. Michael definitely belongs among those other names.

isnt that a quote from the gridiron guide?

[jc84chill]

isnt that a quote from the gridiron guide?

Yep...I didn't write this feature, so I thought I was qualified to respond like I did.:)

[dada]

Yep...I didn't write this feature, so I thought I was qualified to respond like I did.:)

LMAO.....I wonder WHO wrote it...lol
"brother....meet bus"

[jc84chill]

LMAO.....I wonder WHO wrote it...lol
"brother....meet bus"

haha...I'm little brother...I'm allowed to get away with making questionable decisions.

[82 5A State Champs]

Is the WB vs. Lufkin scrimmage in Lufkin or B'mont? I'd like to see him run for sure.
It's in Beaumont.......Thank God. It's not near as hot on grass as it is on field turf. The scrimmage last year was in Lufkin.....whew, it was sweltering at field level.

[82 5A State Champs]

I can picture a certain DL who wears Purple and Gold who would love to "meet" him. :p Really!? I dont think we play Galveston Ball this year! LMAO!:)