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Position Group Breakdowns: Offensive Line
4/13/2020 5:31:00 PM | Football
DENTON – The Mean Green offensive line is looking to take a leap in 2020 under new leadership in co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Mike Bloesch. We take a deep dive into the offensive line room in this edition of position group breakdowns.
"The transition to UNT has been unbelievable for my family and I. I am so excited to be at the premier university in Conference USA. The administration, staff, facilities and support for our student-athletes at UNT is incredible.
"Obviously I was really looking forward to getting on the field with the o-line group this spring to truly evaluate each and every guy in the room. I was very pleased with the effort and attitude of our players through winter conditioning and their understanding of the new offensive schemes we are implementing. We are continuing to build on that development even while we are away from each other. We know that we must be dominant up front to accomplish our goals this fall.
"Jacob Brammer and Manase Mose will continue to lead the room just as they have for a while around here, but I anticipate a lot of guys stepping up and accepting their new roles once we return to campus."
Outgoing:
Five members of the offensive line from last season's roster have moved on, all of which graduated and exhausted their eligibility. Four of those saw significant time as starters in 2019, and the other made one start, so certainly a ton of experience is on its way out.
Four-year starter Elex Woodworth started 45 games out of his 48 career appearances for the Mean Green, spending time at both tackle and guard throughout his career. Woodworth's versatility and athleticism will certainly be missed by the Mean Green moving forward.
Sosaia Mose, who was the team's starting center Sosaia Mose for three seasons provided stability at a key position, appearing in 37 games, starting 35 of them dating back to 2017.
D'Andre Plantin spent one season in Denton, following his transfer from Virginia Tech and battled injury, while appearing in eight games, all starts for the Mean Green in 2019, primarily at left tackle.
Thomas Preston III appeared in all 12 games in 2019, starting eight, and over his two seasons in Denton, Preston made 17 appearances and nine starts as an interior lineman. Preston provided nice depth along the interior following his transfer from Scottsdale Community College.
Chandler Anthony decided to leave the program during this offseason with one season of eligibility remaining, but he does leave Denton with his degree. The Tuttle, Oklahoma, native made 27 appearances and one start throughout his career. He spent the majority of his time at tackle and was a fixture on the field goal/PAT protect unit.
New Faces:
There are five new faces with the program, including two who arrived on campus in January and three that will join the program in the fall.
#64 Anterrious Gray – redshirt junior – Macon, Mississippi (Northwest Mississippi CC)
Gray arrived in January and brings some size and experience to the offensive line for the Mean Green, measuring at 6'2" and 329 pounds. Gray was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports and was ranked the No. 9 junior college guard in the country by the 247Sports Composite ranking system. Gray helped pave the way for 2,830 rushing yards for Northwest Mississippi CC in 2019, while helping the Rangers ro the MACJC championship game. As a freshman in 2018, Gray started all 10 games.
"I'm looking forward to my opportunity to take the field with UNT in the fall. I wasn't highly recruited coming out of junior college, so I'm very appreciative of the opportunity that the coaching staff has given me. Regarding the other offensive lineman [on the team], we've become a family in the last couple of months. We were in the process of forming that bond that is needed to work well together on the field."
#52 Dane Jackson – freshman – Berea, Kentucky (Madison Southern HS)
Jackson, like Gray, arrived on campus in January and was also rated a three-star prospect by the 247Sports Composite ranking system, as well as ESPN. Jackson was ranked the No. 17 player in the state of Kentucky and No. 43 center in the country according to the 247Sports Composite. As a senior at Madison Southern High School, Jackson was a Kentuckypreps All-State selection and across his high school career, made a school record 51 starts.
"I feel like we have a great opportunity in our team to have a huge advantage over other teams. I feel like we have the guys on our team that will take it upon themselves to get better even with limited resources [during this pandemic]. It's a weird situation with an opportunity that can be very positive for our team in an earning a competitive advantage. I feel like we have all gotten pretty close with Coach [Mike] Bloesch. Even though we haven't had spring ball, I still feel like I've learned a lot from him already. Manase Mose has been a very good leader and that will help out with the whole offensive line group."
Kade Bond – freshman (arriving in the fall) – Magnolia, Texas (Magnolia HS)
Bond measures at 6'3" and 298 pounds and will join the Mean Green ahead of fall camp. Bond was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports and ESPN and was ranked as a top-100 guard in the country by 247Sports. Additionally, Bond was the No. 68 player on Vype Houston's Hot 100 list for the 2020 class. A three-time first team all-district selection (2017, 2018 and 2019), Bond helped pave the way for 2,921 rushing yards (265.5 yards per game) and 24 rushing touchdowns for the Bulldogs in 2019. As a junior in 2018, he helped anchor an offensive line that paved the way for 3,159 yards (315.9 yards per game) and 36 rushing touchdowns. Bond also showed his strength and power while lettering in powerlifting and track and field during his high school career.
Jett Duncan – freshman (arriving in the fall) – The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS)
Duncan, who measures at 6'2" and 291 pounds, was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports and ESPN. He was No. 88 on Vype Houston's Hot 100 list for the 2020 class. As a senior, Duncan was named a District 15-6A second team member and was named first team All-District and first team all-county in 2018 as a junior. In 2019, Duncan helped pave the way for 2,136 yards rushing (178 yards per game) and 22 touchdowns. Duncan was a multisport athlete at The Woodlands High School, also competing in track and field.
Teeshaun Turpin – redshirt junior (arriving in the fall) – Cleveland, Ohio (Long Beach City College)
Turpin was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports out of Long Beach City College. He helped pave the way for a potent LBCC rushing attack that averaged 196.2 yards per game in 2019. At 6'4" and 305 pounds, the Cleveland native will have a great opportunity to compete for time with Bloesch overseeing the line. Turpin selected North Texas over UTSA, UTEP and Arkansas Pine-Bluff.
Erik Williams – freshman (arriving in the fall) – Lubbock, Texas (Coronado HS)
Williams was the Mean Green's highest-rated prospect in their 2020 signing class, according to 247Sports, which was the top class in the cycle in Conference USA according to the publication. Williams is the sixth-highest rated player that the Mean Green have signed since the site has been ranking prospects. The service ranked him as the No. 61 offensive tackle prospect in the country. He was a versatile exterior lineman that played on both sides of the ball at Lubbock Coronado High School. As a senior while playing defensive end, he racked up 27 tackles, a sack, five quarterback hurries and recovered a pair of fumbles in nine appearances. As a junior while playing offensive tackle, he helped pave the way for 1,260 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns, while allowing his quarterback to account for 3,769 yards (314.1 passing yards per game) and 45 touchdowns. As a sophomore, he helped anchor an offensive line that paved the way for 2,025 rushing yards (144.6 yards per game) and 12 scores and a passing attack that accounted for 4,769 yards (340.6 yards per game) and 61 touchdowns. Williams projects him as a tackle at the collegiate level and showcased his athleticism in high school, also lettering in basketball.
Returners:
#72 Manase Mose – redshirt junior – Euless, Texas (Trinity HS)
Mose started all 12 games in 2019 at right guard and enters 2020 as a leader along the offensive line. A Conference USA All-Freshman team selection in 2018, Mose started all 13 games that season as well, giving him 25 career starts. Mose provides a very physical presence for the Mean Green on the interior of the offensive line and will again be a key fixture in a group that is looking to take the next step in its development.
#56 Jacob Brammer – redshirt junior – Richmond, Texas (Foster HS)
Brammer started all nine games he appeared in at right tackle during the 2019 season before suffering an injury that kept him out of the final three games. Like Mose, Brammer has ascended to a leadership role heading into 2020. Brammer, who measures at 6'4" and 280 pounds, made seven appearances in 2018 (four of which were starts) and is expected to take another leap individually as the group attempts to do the same.
"The opportunities are endless for this group. We have a lot of young guys with a lot of experience around them and we are starting to click on all cylinders. The bond that we all had last year is only getting better as we move on to this upcoming season. Even though we can't be [in Denton] right now, Coach [Mike] Bloesch is doing a good job of setting up meetings and just keeping us all connected and up to date. The strengths of our group is what I stated earlier, we have a lot of experience in this room and we can all play multiple positions on the line. That helps out a ton as we can be mentors to the new guys and make sure there's no drop off if someone ever has to come out."
#71 Brian Parish – redshirt junior – Arlington, Texas (Seguin HS)
Parish made 10 appearances in 2019 for the Mean Green in a variety of roles – spending time at a couple of positions on the offensive line, and also played a role on the field goal protect team. Parish has made 13 career appearances for the Mean Green and will likely have a much more significant role moving forward. Measuring at 6'4" and 270 pounds, Parish's athleticism provides a great option at tackle for UNT as they break in a new signal-caller.
"I feel like this could be the most all-around offensive line we have had in a long time. Even with seniors like Elex [Woodworth] and Sosaia [Mose] leaving, there are people filling their roles that have been in the program for years. Even in this strange time, Coach Bloesch has done the best job possible to continue our development in the new system by utilizing Zoom and having meetings and film. I honestly can't wait for the season to start because nobody has us picked to be the strongest unit on the team, but I feel we will definitely come out on top by the end of the season, which should lead to some success."
#65 Chad Hickson – redshirt senior – Denton, Texas (Oklahoma Panhandle State)
Hickson has been the team's backup center the past two seasons, and has made six total appearances across his career in Denton thus far, after making four in 2019. At 6'4" and 277 pounds, Hickson can play at any of the interior spots along the line, and will have the opportunity to increase his role for his final season in Denton.
#73 Cole Brown – redshirt sophomore – Conroe, Texas (Conroe HS)
Brown enters his third season on campus after appearing in all 12 games for the Mean Green during his first season following his redshirt year. Brown, who measures at 6'4" and 275 pounds, has versatility to play either tackle or at guard, and has a good chance to showcase his skillset to potentially fill some of the vacancies along the line when play begins this fall.
#78 Daizion Carroll – redshirt sophomore – Waco, Texas (Midway HS)
Carroll appeared in all 12 games in 2019, primarily on the field goal and extra point protection units, during his first season following a redshirt year in 2018. Carroll helped lead Waco Midway High School to the 2017 6A Division II state championship game during his senior year. He also picked up first team all-district honors during his junior season. At 6'2" and 307 pounds, Carroll is primarily an interior lineman and he has seen time at both guard spots.
#53 Jordan Redfearn – redshirt sophomore – Aubrey, Texas (Aubrey HS)
Redfearn has yet to appear for the Mean Green due to a couple of injuries over the past few seasons. Originally a two-star prospect, according to 247Sports, Redfearn appeared in three games as a senior in 2017 before suffering a season-ending injury. In those three games, Redfearn graded out at 95-percent and had 17 panncake blocks. H was a unanimous first-team all-District 5-4A offensive tackle and first team All-Area in the Denton Record-Chronicle as a junior in 2016.
#60 Chris Cassidy – redshirt freshman – Angleton, Texas (Angleton HS)
Cassidy redshirted during his first season on campus in 2019 and should have a good opportunity to showcase his growth and compete for a spot within the rotation. Originally a three-star prospect according to ESPN and the 247 Composite ranking system, Cassidy, who measures at 6'4" and 281 pounds, was part of an offensive line at Angleton High School that paved the way for 3,138 rushing yards and 38 scores on the ground.
#79 John Brunner – redshirt freshman – Brock, Texas (Brock HS)
Brunner redshirted during his first season in Denton in 2019. Brunner was originally rated a three-star prospect by ESPN and the 247Sports Composite ranking system and at 6'5" and 334 pounds, Brunner brings a lot of size and strength to the Mean Green offensive line. As a junior in 2017, was named All-County Offensive MVP for Parker County and earned all-district first team honors.
#68 Daxton Byers – redshirt freshman – Edmond, Oklahoma (Deer Creek HS)
Byers redshirted in 2019, his first year on campus in Denton. Byers, who measures at 6'5" and 303 pounds, was originally rated a three-star recruit by 247Sports and ESPN, who also ranked him as the 15th-highest rated prospect in the state of Oklahoma during the 2019 cycle. As a senior at Deer Creek High School, Byers was instrumental in an offensive line that paved the way for 1,451 yards rushing and 14 touchdowns.
#76 Nathaniel Herrera – redshirt junior – San Juan, Texas (Texas Wesleyan HS)
Herrera did not make any appearances for the Mean Green in 2019, his first season on campus since transferring after a pair of seasons at Texas Wesleyan. Prior to his collegiate career, Herrera was a two-time All-District selection at Pharr San Juan Alamo High Schoo and was named the PSJA Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2016. At 6'2" and 298 pounds, Herrera is best-suited as an interior lineman.
#61 Logan Davis – redshirt sophomore – Carrollton, Texas (Howard Payne)
Davis did not appear for the Mean Green in 2019, his first season on campus following his transfer from Howard Payne. While at RL Turner High School, Davis was a second team all-district selection and earned academic all-state honors.
"The transition to UNT has been unbelievable for my family and I. I am so excited to be at the premier university in Conference USA. The administration, staff, facilities and support for our student-athletes at UNT is incredible.
"Obviously I was really looking forward to getting on the field with the o-line group this spring to truly evaluate each and every guy in the room. I was very pleased with the effort and attitude of our players through winter conditioning and their understanding of the new offensive schemes we are implementing. We are continuing to build on that development even while we are away from each other. We know that we must be dominant up front to accomplish our goals this fall.
"Jacob Brammer and Manase Mose will continue to lead the room just as they have for a while around here, but I anticipate a lot of guys stepping up and accepting their new roles once we return to campus."
Outgoing:
Five members of the offensive line from last season's roster have moved on, all of which graduated and exhausted their eligibility. Four of those saw significant time as starters in 2019, and the other made one start, so certainly a ton of experience is on its way out.
Four-year starter Elex Woodworth started 45 games out of his 48 career appearances for the Mean Green, spending time at both tackle and guard throughout his career. Woodworth's versatility and athleticism will certainly be missed by the Mean Green moving forward.
Sosaia Mose, who was the team's starting center Sosaia Mose for three seasons provided stability at a key position, appearing in 37 games, starting 35 of them dating back to 2017.
D'Andre Plantin spent one season in Denton, following his transfer from Virginia Tech and battled injury, while appearing in eight games, all starts for the Mean Green in 2019, primarily at left tackle.
Thomas Preston III appeared in all 12 games in 2019, starting eight, and over his two seasons in Denton, Preston made 17 appearances and nine starts as an interior lineman. Preston provided nice depth along the interior following his transfer from Scottsdale Community College.
Chandler Anthony decided to leave the program during this offseason with one season of eligibility remaining, but he does leave Denton with his degree. The Tuttle, Oklahoma, native made 27 appearances and one start throughout his career. He spent the majority of his time at tackle and was a fixture on the field goal/PAT protect unit.
New Faces:
There are five new faces with the program, including two who arrived on campus in January and three that will join the program in the fall.
#64 Anterrious Gray – redshirt junior – Macon, Mississippi (Northwest Mississippi CC)
Gray arrived in January and brings some size and experience to the offensive line for the Mean Green, measuring at 6'2" and 329 pounds. Gray was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports and was ranked the No. 9 junior college guard in the country by the 247Sports Composite ranking system. Gray helped pave the way for 2,830 rushing yards for Northwest Mississippi CC in 2019, while helping the Rangers ro the MACJC championship game. As a freshman in 2018, Gray started all 10 games.
"I'm looking forward to my opportunity to take the field with UNT in the fall. I wasn't highly recruited coming out of junior college, so I'm very appreciative of the opportunity that the coaching staff has given me. Regarding the other offensive lineman [on the team], we've become a family in the last couple of months. We were in the process of forming that bond that is needed to work well together on the field."
#52 Dane Jackson – freshman – Berea, Kentucky (Madison Southern HS)
Jackson, like Gray, arrived on campus in January and was also rated a three-star prospect by the 247Sports Composite ranking system, as well as ESPN. Jackson was ranked the No. 17 player in the state of Kentucky and No. 43 center in the country according to the 247Sports Composite. As a senior at Madison Southern High School, Jackson was a Kentuckypreps All-State selection and across his high school career, made a school record 51 starts.
"I feel like we have a great opportunity in our team to have a huge advantage over other teams. I feel like we have the guys on our team that will take it upon themselves to get better even with limited resources [during this pandemic]. It's a weird situation with an opportunity that can be very positive for our team in an earning a competitive advantage. I feel like we have all gotten pretty close with Coach [Mike] Bloesch. Even though we haven't had spring ball, I still feel like I've learned a lot from him already. Manase Mose has been a very good leader and that will help out with the whole offensive line group."
Kade Bond – freshman (arriving in the fall) – Magnolia, Texas (Magnolia HS)
Bond measures at 6'3" and 298 pounds and will join the Mean Green ahead of fall camp. Bond was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports and ESPN and was ranked as a top-100 guard in the country by 247Sports. Additionally, Bond was the No. 68 player on Vype Houston's Hot 100 list for the 2020 class. A three-time first team all-district selection (2017, 2018 and 2019), Bond helped pave the way for 2,921 rushing yards (265.5 yards per game) and 24 rushing touchdowns for the Bulldogs in 2019. As a junior in 2018, he helped anchor an offensive line that paved the way for 3,159 yards (315.9 yards per game) and 36 rushing touchdowns. Bond also showed his strength and power while lettering in powerlifting and track and field during his high school career.
Jett Duncan – freshman (arriving in the fall) – The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS)
Duncan, who measures at 6'2" and 291 pounds, was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports and ESPN. He was No. 88 on Vype Houston's Hot 100 list for the 2020 class. As a senior, Duncan was named a District 15-6A second team member and was named first team All-District and first team all-county in 2018 as a junior. In 2019, Duncan helped pave the way for 2,136 yards rushing (178 yards per game) and 22 touchdowns. Duncan was a multisport athlete at The Woodlands High School, also competing in track and field.
Teeshaun Turpin – redshirt junior (arriving in the fall) – Cleveland, Ohio (Long Beach City College)
Turpin was rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports out of Long Beach City College. He helped pave the way for a potent LBCC rushing attack that averaged 196.2 yards per game in 2019. At 6'4" and 305 pounds, the Cleveland native will have a great opportunity to compete for time with Bloesch overseeing the line. Turpin selected North Texas over UTSA, UTEP and Arkansas Pine-Bluff.
Erik Williams – freshman (arriving in the fall) – Lubbock, Texas (Coronado HS)
Williams was the Mean Green's highest-rated prospect in their 2020 signing class, according to 247Sports, which was the top class in the cycle in Conference USA according to the publication. Williams is the sixth-highest rated player that the Mean Green have signed since the site has been ranking prospects. The service ranked him as the No. 61 offensive tackle prospect in the country. He was a versatile exterior lineman that played on both sides of the ball at Lubbock Coronado High School. As a senior while playing defensive end, he racked up 27 tackles, a sack, five quarterback hurries and recovered a pair of fumbles in nine appearances. As a junior while playing offensive tackle, he helped pave the way for 1,260 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns, while allowing his quarterback to account for 3,769 yards (314.1 passing yards per game) and 45 touchdowns. As a sophomore, he helped anchor an offensive line that paved the way for 2,025 rushing yards (144.6 yards per game) and 12 scores and a passing attack that accounted for 4,769 yards (340.6 yards per game) and 61 touchdowns. Williams projects him as a tackle at the collegiate level and showcased his athleticism in high school, also lettering in basketball.
Returners:
#72 Manase Mose – redshirt junior – Euless, Texas (Trinity HS)
Mose started all 12 games in 2019 at right guard and enters 2020 as a leader along the offensive line. A Conference USA All-Freshman team selection in 2018, Mose started all 13 games that season as well, giving him 25 career starts. Mose provides a very physical presence for the Mean Green on the interior of the offensive line and will again be a key fixture in a group that is looking to take the next step in its development.
#56 Jacob Brammer – redshirt junior – Richmond, Texas (Foster HS)
Brammer started all nine games he appeared in at right tackle during the 2019 season before suffering an injury that kept him out of the final three games. Like Mose, Brammer has ascended to a leadership role heading into 2020. Brammer, who measures at 6'4" and 280 pounds, made seven appearances in 2018 (four of which were starts) and is expected to take another leap individually as the group attempts to do the same.
"The opportunities are endless for this group. We have a lot of young guys with a lot of experience around them and we are starting to click on all cylinders. The bond that we all had last year is only getting better as we move on to this upcoming season. Even though we can't be [in Denton] right now, Coach [Mike] Bloesch is doing a good job of setting up meetings and just keeping us all connected and up to date. The strengths of our group is what I stated earlier, we have a lot of experience in this room and we can all play multiple positions on the line. That helps out a ton as we can be mentors to the new guys and make sure there's no drop off if someone ever has to come out."
#71 Brian Parish – redshirt junior – Arlington, Texas (Seguin HS)
Parish made 10 appearances in 2019 for the Mean Green in a variety of roles – spending time at a couple of positions on the offensive line, and also played a role on the field goal protect team. Parish has made 13 career appearances for the Mean Green and will likely have a much more significant role moving forward. Measuring at 6'4" and 270 pounds, Parish's athleticism provides a great option at tackle for UNT as they break in a new signal-caller.
"I feel like this could be the most all-around offensive line we have had in a long time. Even with seniors like Elex [Woodworth] and Sosaia [Mose] leaving, there are people filling their roles that have been in the program for years. Even in this strange time, Coach Bloesch has done the best job possible to continue our development in the new system by utilizing Zoom and having meetings and film. I honestly can't wait for the season to start because nobody has us picked to be the strongest unit on the team, but I feel we will definitely come out on top by the end of the season, which should lead to some success."
#65 Chad Hickson – redshirt senior – Denton, Texas (Oklahoma Panhandle State)
Hickson has been the team's backup center the past two seasons, and has made six total appearances across his career in Denton thus far, after making four in 2019. At 6'4" and 277 pounds, Hickson can play at any of the interior spots along the line, and will have the opportunity to increase his role for his final season in Denton.
#73 Cole Brown – redshirt sophomore – Conroe, Texas (Conroe HS)
Brown enters his third season on campus after appearing in all 12 games for the Mean Green during his first season following his redshirt year. Brown, who measures at 6'4" and 275 pounds, has versatility to play either tackle or at guard, and has a good chance to showcase his skillset to potentially fill some of the vacancies along the line when play begins this fall.
#78 Daizion Carroll – redshirt sophomore – Waco, Texas (Midway HS)
Carroll appeared in all 12 games in 2019, primarily on the field goal and extra point protection units, during his first season following a redshirt year in 2018. Carroll helped lead Waco Midway High School to the 2017 6A Division II state championship game during his senior year. He also picked up first team all-district honors during his junior season. At 6'2" and 307 pounds, Carroll is primarily an interior lineman and he has seen time at both guard spots.
#53 Jordan Redfearn – redshirt sophomore – Aubrey, Texas (Aubrey HS)
Redfearn has yet to appear for the Mean Green due to a couple of injuries over the past few seasons. Originally a two-star prospect, according to 247Sports, Redfearn appeared in three games as a senior in 2017 before suffering a season-ending injury. In those three games, Redfearn graded out at 95-percent and had 17 panncake blocks. H was a unanimous first-team all-District 5-4A offensive tackle and first team All-Area in the Denton Record-Chronicle as a junior in 2016.
#60 Chris Cassidy – redshirt freshman – Angleton, Texas (Angleton HS)
Cassidy redshirted during his first season on campus in 2019 and should have a good opportunity to showcase his growth and compete for a spot within the rotation. Originally a three-star prospect according to ESPN and the 247 Composite ranking system, Cassidy, who measures at 6'4" and 281 pounds, was part of an offensive line at Angleton High School that paved the way for 3,138 rushing yards and 38 scores on the ground.
#79 John Brunner – redshirt freshman – Brock, Texas (Brock HS)
Brunner redshirted during his first season in Denton in 2019. Brunner was originally rated a three-star prospect by ESPN and the 247Sports Composite ranking system and at 6'5" and 334 pounds, Brunner brings a lot of size and strength to the Mean Green offensive line. As a junior in 2017, was named All-County Offensive MVP for Parker County and earned all-district first team honors.
#68 Daxton Byers – redshirt freshman – Edmond, Oklahoma (Deer Creek HS)
Byers redshirted in 2019, his first year on campus in Denton. Byers, who measures at 6'5" and 303 pounds, was originally rated a three-star recruit by 247Sports and ESPN, who also ranked him as the 15th-highest rated prospect in the state of Oklahoma during the 2019 cycle. As a senior at Deer Creek High School, Byers was instrumental in an offensive line that paved the way for 1,451 yards rushing and 14 touchdowns.
#76 Nathaniel Herrera – redshirt junior – San Juan, Texas (Texas Wesleyan HS)
Herrera did not make any appearances for the Mean Green in 2019, his first season on campus since transferring after a pair of seasons at Texas Wesleyan. Prior to his collegiate career, Herrera was a two-time All-District selection at Pharr San Juan Alamo High Schoo and was named the PSJA Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2016. At 6'2" and 298 pounds, Herrera is best-suited as an interior lineman.
#61 Logan Davis – redshirt sophomore – Carrollton, Texas (Howard Payne)
Davis did not appear for the Mean Green in 2019, his first season on campus following his transfer from Howard Payne. While at RL Turner High School, Davis was a second team all-district selection and earned academic all-state honors.
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