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NightmanCometh
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Austin Vincent, WR from Texas
Rob Howe (HawkeyeInsider) on Twitter
Scout Profile:
http://ulm.scout.com/a.z?s=346&p=8&c=1&nid=4786859
Rivals:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/iowa/football/recruiting/player-Austin-Vincent-115804
Rob Howe (HawkeyeInsider) on Twitter
Scout Profile:
http://ulm.scout.com/a.z?s=346&p=8&c=1&nid=4786859
Rivals:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/iowa/football/recruiting/player-Austin-Vincent-115804
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HawkeyeShane
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Sweet...thanks for the head's up Travisam!
Hawkfromnorwalk
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In the 08-10 classes we only had two TX recruits. We already have two this year. Interesting...
Mac50702
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Who knows if you remember my favorite class(2006) was probably the best recruiting year of WR's for Iowa and look where we're at now. And with the injury bug we have we may need all we can get.
Mac50702
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Mac50702
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I dont even think he starts on his team as a wideout. They have two more in front of him who also have d1 offers.
hawkeye12345
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DeSoto is a football breeding ground. Any inroads that you can make into that program will pay off down the road.
Pooker
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Excellent football program to get your mits into.
HawkinGoferLand
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Hawks add Texas WR06/23/2010 HawkeyeReport.com
Texas wide receiver Austin Vincent was flying a little under the radar this summer, but had quietly picked up scholarship offers from Iowa, Iowa State, Arizona, and Utah. Today, the 6-foot-0, 172-pound Vincent decided to end the recruiting process as he gave his verbal commitment to the Hawkeyes during a visit to Iowa City. We caught up with his coach at DeSoto High School, Claude Mathis, to find out more about the latest commit to Iowa.
Texas wide receiver Austin Vincent was flying a little under the radar this summer, but had quietly picked up scholarship offers from Iowa, Iowa State, Arizona, and Utah. Today, the 6-foot-0, 172-pound Vincent decided to end the recruiting process as he gave his verbal commitment to the Hawkeyes during a visit to Iowa City. We caught up with his coach at DeSoto High School, Claude Mathis, to find out more about the latest commit to Iowa.
homerHAWKeye777
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I really like that Iowa is hitting Texas for WRs.
Given the fact that football is year-round in Texas between the "normal" season and the 7-on-7 season ... there's a reason why Texas WRs and QBs are typically among some of the best in the nation.
On top of that, Iowa is getting guys who are running a little under the radar ... so that means that the guys will likely NOT be the types who will rest on their laurels.
Anyhow, I'm very excited about Vincent!
Given the fact that football is year-round in Texas between the "normal" season and the 7-on-7 season ... there's a reason why Texas WRs and QBs are typically among some of the best in the nation.
On top of that, Iowa is getting guys who are running a little under the radar ... so that means that the guys will likely NOT be the types who will rest on their laurels.
Anyhow, I'm very excited about Vincent!
TheBattman
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Sweet, cool, nice........ Recruiting is like waiting for the next Batman movie... see you in 2012!
IATrainMaster101
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Great athlete from a great football school in Texas. I'll take it.
A skinny 6-0 footer, who runs a 4.6 forty, and is a reserve on his HS team? How exactly does that equate to great athlete? I think it is probably more of a case of making connections with a good program by picking up a sound recruit that the coaches obviously feel has the potential to develop.
