Marquette Seaton
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Uncommitted
HIGH SCHOOL

Marquette Seaton

Offensive Lineman
6′5″ / 300 lbs
Southlake, TX
Carroll
Class of 2021
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Jason Howell
5 yr ago by Jason Howell
A few notes from Cedar Hill Trinity Christian
-2020 DB Dwight McGlothern had a solid game. He matched up quite a bit with All Saints 2020 slot WR Monterren Parks and he did a good job of keeping him under wraps. McGlothern has the ability to play either safety or cornerback. I love his range and length at free safety. His one-on-one cover skills are also very strong. On the night, he also played receiver and was back on some punt and kickoff returns. We have an interview coming and I think you will like it. He is extremely high on the Aggies right now. -Get ready to hear the name Brandon Buckhaulter. The Trinity Chrisitian 2021 WR is originally from Brandon (MS), and he arrived in Texas already holding a Mississippi State offer. He is a big, physical WR, and he was Sanders go to guy especially when he threw downfield. -2019 S Lewis Cine is the real deal. Someone is going to get a good one. He is looking at Georgia, Michigan, Texas, Florida, and Penn State. Texas A&M was never involved due to holding commitments of Demani Richardson and Brian Williams. -I don't know why De'Marvin Hartfield is not hearing from more colleges. He's 6-1, 230 and he plays RB and LB for Trinity Christian. He is an absolute bruiser at RB and I could see him being a FB/H-back kind of prospect. This guy can play at the FBS level IMO, maybe not at Texas A&M, but he can play somewhere.-RB Qualan Jones had a big game. Once he gets downhill he is a load for defenders. He has a powerful lower body and runs behind his shoulder pads. Baylor got a good one, with a quick initial burst. He also got behind the defense and had a big TD reception. -Trinity Christian brings the beef in the trenches with two 2021s to watch in DT Marquette Seaton (6-3, 300) and DL/OL Elijah Bowser (6-4, 320). I could see Bowser being a true nose on defense or an OG on offense. Seaton plays with an edge and I see him drawing FBS looks at DT.

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