Donovan Eaglin

Running Back

6′0″ / 215 lbs

Manvel, TX

Manvel

Class of 2020

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5 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger

A few RB names to keep an eye on

If the Aggies are going to have to find some more high school running backs to close on in the final recruiting window, here's a few names that I could see as targets heading toward February. Frank Brown - Houston Sterling - A Houston area HS coach told me, "Brown is the best player I've coached against in the last 5 years not named Devon Achane. Easily a high end, power 5 kid. Played on a struggling team."https://www.hudl.com/video/3/8145769/5ded6be55caaa50f0c96a6d0Donovan Eaglin - Manvel - Big back who exploded this year. 6-1, 215 right now. Not a burner by any means, but he did catch a lot of attention with his numbers this year. http://www.hudl.com/video/3/7926870/5da0e16d19af510e1c10e91cJahmyr Gibbs - Dalton (GA) - It looks like his visit weekends are pretty much lined up from now until signing day. That doesn't rule out midweek visits though. https://www.hudl.com/video/3/7058592/5d915e94bed7ed0fdc684030Ashaad Clayton - New Orleans (LA) - Colorado commit and teammate of Sedrick Van Oran. Feels like a longer shot than most. https://www.hudl.com/video/3/7858168/5df6fa887bdcb30cd80584ceLamy Constant - Brooklyn (NY) - This kid had a lot of Aggie attention early on in the process. A one time West Virginia commit, he backed away from the Mountaineers 10 days before Signing Day, less than a month after he committed. http://www.hudl.com/video/3/6194388/5bbdd2dc3448f80bec3acd6cAgain, this is just a watch list in case the Aggies do not land Zach Evans and choose to go back into the high school ranks to fill that open spot.

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