Branson Bragg
Status:
Committed
HIGH SCHOOL

Branson Bragg

Offensive Lineman
6′4″ / 270 lbs
Crandall, TX
Crandall
Class of 2019
Rating: n/a
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National Avg
Rating: 92.0
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School Preferences

School
Interest
Offer
Official Visit
Stanford
Committed
6/15/2018
Baylor
Medium
 
Kansas
Medium
Oklahoma State
Medium
Rice
Medium
SMU
Medium
Texas Tech
Medium
Tulsa
Medium
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JUNIOR ROACH PATROL
SOPHOMORE ROACH PATROL 2016
Freshman Season 2015

Updates

Stories From The Opening: Dallas Regional
5 yr ago by Brian Ethridge
Stories From The Opening: Dallas Regional
News and more were flowing on Sunday
Under Armour Dallas: Offensive Line/Defensive Line Breakdown
6 yr ago by Brian Ethridge
Under Armour Dallas: Offensive Line/Defensive Line Breakdown
Which prospects stood out during the event and why
Under Armour Camp - Dallas Recap
6 yr ago by Grayson Grundhoefer
Under Armour Camp - Dallas Recap
Some of the most talented high school recruits in the country showed up at Cedar Hill HS in Dallas, TX to attend the Under Armour Camp.
Brian Ethridge
6 yr ago by Brian Ethridge
Big Bear Brawl Observations (6/17)
Left the house around 10amAmy beat me to the event. Bought her a Snickers to make up for it.It was hot, damn hot, the breeze was like a furnace, we were glad it moved to the Indoor facility. The AC wasn't on or didn't feel like it.Met David Wetzel while talking with lettermen Tracy Miller, Chris George, Herb Barritt, and Robin Jones. David knew our site and was great to talk with, as were Tracy, Chris, Herb, and Robin. Over 140 OL and over 120 DL were there. OL broke out in lines of 10 and have 14.5 lines. DL had 15-20 per group and had 7 groups running drills.There were less of the young kids there, but a few were mixed in.We all timed Robin Jones' son Myles in the 40 and were within .03, .06, and .08 on our phone stopwatches, officially 4.81 (Amy 4.78/Brian 4.87/Nadia Jones 4.89) Robin says he ran 4.75 in college, Tracy disagreed.Myles is a young 6-1 2019 that looked good at DE, but Mike Siravo pulled him from drills and took him outside and worked individually with him at LB. Myles has athleticism and build to play if he doesn't grow as big as his dad.Isreal Isuman-Hundley looks like a freak, runs like a freak, and is going to be a freak in HS and then college. He will blow up. Baylor was first and that is huge for his family and mother. He went to KSU last weekend as his dad played there, but might be too far from home.We did a video interview with Isreal and he was a joy to be around.Andrew Coker has changed his body and moved better. He still needs to work on conditioning, but he's getting there. We have a video interview with him.Braedon Mowry has a great frame and the Baylor coaches ran him inside and outside and we caught up with him for a video interview.T'Vondre Sweat is a 2019 offer and he might grow into a DT. Big frame, on a visit to all of campus today and was there for over 8 hours and still there when we left.#430 in black was a great DE for 2018 and Amy has the name.#621 in white tore it up at DT and I wouldn't be surprised to see him get major attention for 2019.Jermarques Bailey, 2020 OL of Cedar Hill is massive and moves well. Video interview of him coming. Watch for a possible offer coming.Preston Wilson of Argyle has a chance to be good at OL for 2019. Kenny Arthur has been holding out on me or in Jost Van Dyke the past year.Branson Bragg got plenty of attention from the staff. DeLeone had the bullhorn over him cheering him on in one on one competition and he performed well.Starting to have a mancrush on DeLeone. That old man is great. He's surly, but funny. A perfectionist that doesn't let up.#522 in white was a 2019 OT in the making at 6-7+ 280ish and scratching the surface.Blake Lodes of Lake Ridge looked good and then tweaked his shoulder and faded. He's one to watch for 2018.A 2018 OL and DL got into a little shoving match for high hands to the face of the DL and the OL smirked as he walked off about his nasty/dirty play and DeLeone sort of loved it. Robinson liked it as well and slapped the kid on the butt with a smile. Those two are going to get some results.Josh Cochran is going to be good as a coach in a few years.Matt Rhule addressed the camp and told the OL if they didn't run under 5.3 they wouldn't be recruited.He told them to put down the video games and go run. Move. Get outside and move. Play basketball. Play racquetball. Play something.He wants OL that can broadjump 8'6He wants DTs that can run 5.0 and underDTs need to borad jump 9'DEs need to run 4.6ishNeeds to jump 9'6 (#430 went almost 11')Baylor is looking for tough, physical competitorsThey had a 185lb bench press competition during the hour break and it wasn't about how strong they were. It was about how much they would push and compete."If you're an OL or DL and you don't love to lift, you don't love football." - Matt Rhule"Thank your parents, thank your coaches, thank anyone that has supported you as they have sacrificed for you to be here." - Matt RhuleYep, definitely a mancrush on DeLeoneGot home around 8:45Ate Taco Bueno, don't @ me. Amy had Panera Bread. I win.Back on the road tomorrow
Colt  Barber
6 yr ago by Colt Barber
Friday 5/19 Housecleaning Items
Baylor has been in talks with 2018 Texas A&M DT pledge Dominic Livingston for the last several weeks. Baylor has not offered, but when I spoke to Livingston yesterday he told me that they are very interested especially as he progresses this summer. Livingston says that he intends to get on campus soon. Obviously, Texas A&M is the leader (he's committed there) but based on my read of out conversation, he's open to hearing from everyone. Baylor is also watching TCU DE pledge Ochaun Mathis (Manor) very close. Mathis has told me that he continues to be interested in Baylor, but an offer would need to be extended to really get things going between the two parties. Four-star speedster RB Craig Williams (Crosby) told me today that Baylor's OC and RB coach Jeff Nixon has really picked up communication in recent days. He has always been in contact, but after his performance in the regional track meets where he consistently ran in the 10.4s. My take is that Williams is the perfect compliment back to recent Baylor pledge Stanley Hackett. His size is his biggest deterrent, but it's not something that's a massive hindrance. I'd expect to see Williams on campus in the very near future. Keep an eye on OL Branson Bragg (Crandall) as a potential offer from the 2019 class. He holds offers from Kansas, Texas Tech, and Oklahoma State in the Big 12 and will receive a visit from George DeLeone today. He has a lot of family in Waco and told me that Baylor will automatically be among his top group with an offer. Cornerback Trevon Moehrig-Woodard might be committed to TCU, but apparently, mom loves Baylor's new staff. If and when the NCAA issues are cleared away, this might be one to watch closely. Baylor is putting a little bit of a press on Tanner Mordecai to help combat his recent offers from Oklahoma and Georgia. Nothing to really discuss regarding it, but the staff isn't getting complacent thinking they are in the lead. The visit this weekend from Rafiti Ghirmai is what I would call "on his own." The staff is interested, but he is not a priority for them. The communication is there, but Baylor isn't necessarily pushing for him right now.
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