Tyler Lytle

Quarterback

6′5″ / 200 lbs

Anaheim, CA

Servite

Class of 2017

Rating: n/a

National Avg

Rating: 86.5

School Preferences

Colorado

Committed

Baylor

Medium

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7 yr ago by Brian Ethridge

2017 Class Possibility 1/10

With four signees currently in class and some mid-year transfers expected, here is a view of what the breakdown could be for 2017.2017 MID-YEAR ENROLLEESQB - Anu Solomon (Arizona)QB - Charlie Brewer (Lake Travis)RB - Abram Smith (Abilene)WR - RJ Sneed (Cy Ranch)DL - James Lockhart (Texas A&M)DB - Jalen Pitre (Stafford)Possible addition to MID-YEAROL - Tyler Moore (Minnesota)2017 CLASS (25 MEMBERS)QB - Avery Davis (NOTRE DAME) or Tyler Lytle (COLORADO)Notes: These two are a longshot, but Baylor continues to attempt to pry one loose.RB - Lakendrick Van Zandt (TCU) John Lovett Notes: Van Zandt and Lovett could both find a spot in the class, but Lovett seems to be a tough recruiting battle with several SEC and ACC schools.WR - Tariq Woolen (UTSA)WR - Charleston Rambo (OKLAHOMA)WR - KD Nixon (COLORADO)WR - Gavin Holmes WR - Trestan EbnerWR - Omar Manning Notes: Rambo is the longshot, but he is visiting which gives a glimmer of hope. The rest appear headed to Baylor.TE - Brandon Thompson (Also DE)TE - Louis Dorsey Notes: Thompson appears to be headed to Baylor and Dorsey could shut it down if he comes in this weekend.OL - Jason Moore OL - Henry Klinge OL - Xavier Newman OL - Eleasah Anderson OL - Brenden Jaimes (NEBRASKA) or Stephan Zabie or George Moore OL - Gray Davis Notes: It is difficult to find six offensive linemen for this class and the addition of Jaimes, Moore, and Zabie could include Huhn, Bardwell, and Cosmi.DL - James Lynch (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DL - Justin Harris DL - Chidi Ogbonnaya DL - Morris Joseph DL - Brandon Thompson (Also TE)Notes: I see Chidi flipping to Baylor when he visits. I also believe the Bears land Harris and Morris if he is offered. LB - Terrel Bernard (HOUSTON)LB - Amaud Willis-Dalton Notes: Baylor sits in a good position for Bernard. Willis-Dalton will be a fight, but the staff is putting in work on him.DB - Timarcus Davis (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DB - Harrison Hand (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DB - Trevon Lewis (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DB - Myles Jones DB - Kamren Curl Notes: This position is essentially full, but a special talent like Curl would be taken. Myles Jones is a longshot, but he'd be taken up until the ink is dry.

7 yr ago by Brian Ethridge

2017 Class Possibility 1/6/17

QB - Grad Transfer in MayQB - PWO JC in JanuaryQB - Charlie Brewer (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR MID-YEAR)QB - Avery Davis or Tyler Lytle RB - Abram Smith (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR MID-YEAR)RB - Lakendrick Van Zandt or Calvin Tyler or John Lovett WR - RJ Sneed (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR MID-YEAR)WR - KD Nixon WR - Trestan Ebner WR - Gavin Holmes WR - Tariq Woolen or Charleston Rambo TE - Kedrick James TE - Brandon Thompson (also DE)OL - Jason Moore OL - Henry Klinge OL - Dennis Bardwell OL - Grant Polley OL - Gray Davis OL - George MooreOL - Samuel Cosmi DL - James Lockhart (MID-YEAR TRANSFER)DL - James Lynch (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DL - Justin HarrisDL - Joshua Rogers DL - Chidi Ogbonnaya DL - Mohamed Sanogo (also LB)LB - Brett Taylor (MID-YEAR GRAD TRANSFER)LB - Terrel Bernard DB - Jalen Pitre (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR MID-TERM)DB - Trevon Lewis (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DB - Timarcus Davis (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DB - Harrison Hand (COMMITTED TO BAYLOR)DB - Nate Jones (MID-YEAR JC GRADUATE)DB - Myles Jones

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