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Pierce DeVaughn is a 6-4 235lb DE from Prestonwood Christian Academy in Plano Texas. Other offers from Army, Montana State and Northern Colorado.
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I'm cool with becoming known (again) as a school where late bloomers come to, um, bloom!By some accounts this is a kid that grew a few inches his senior year - so late bloomer so to speak. Probably has a bit more growing to do.
He shows a decent burst off the snap. Athletic. Tackles with a good pad level. Long arm reach. Definitely has some upside.
He looks young but has a great frame, a couple years in the weight room and he looks like he could cause real havoc for opposing QBs! Nice to see another kid from Texas choose Connecticut as well!
Also nice to see us continue to recruit against the academies. RE is laying a foundation, for sure.
Yes and no. The lines at the academies (particularly Army) are usually under-sized due to the PT requirements. As a result, however, they look for guys with great feet and excellent technique to compensate. The guy I want is the one that the academies wanted but added 3-4" and 30-50 lbs. going into his senior year to outgrow their requirements.It's a recipe for success for the lines.
Pierce DeVaughn is a 6-4 235lb DE from Prestonwood Christian Academy in Plano Texas. Other offers from Army, Montana State and Northern Colorado.
Highlights
Seems like old times, Coach Edsall getting kids who will learn, succeed and grow at UConn.Also nice to see us continue to recruit against the academies. RE is laying a foundation, for sure.
I know edsall tweeted the picture that is your avatar a few weeks/months ago. I would be so pumped if this happened. Also., good luck to your son!Pierce: Welcome. I'm from Plano & McKinney; it's great to see a Collin County guy on the Huskies! Good luck! My son plays football here and he hopes to join you.
Thank you.I know edsall tweeted the picture that is your avatar a few weeks/months ago. I would be so pumped if this happened. Also., good luck to your son!