Kaleb Black
Status:
Signed
HIGH SCHOOL

Kaleb Black

Athlete
5′10″ / 160 lbs
Spring, TX
Klein Oak
Class of 2023
Rating: 86
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National Avg
Rating: 83.8
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School Preferences

School
Interest
Offer
Official Visit
Arizona State
Signed
Arkansas State
None
Houston
None
Kansas
None
Memphis
None
Tulsa
None
Wisconsin
None
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Updates

Jason Howell
2 yr ago by Jason Howell
Weekend Recruiting Thread
We'll be posting news and notes here throughout the weekend.Here's a look at the visitor list2023'sWylie (TX) East DE Anthony James (Texas A&M)Denton (TX) Guyer S Peyton Bowen (Notre Dame)Dickinson (TX) CB Vernon Glover Jr Odessa (TX) Permian OL Harris Sewell Klein (TX) Oak ATH Kaleb Black Katy (TX) CB Torik Aigbedion Waco (TX) Connally RB Tre Wisner Dallas (TX) South Oak Cliff CB Jayvon Thomas Suwanee (GA) North Gwinnett DL Kayden McDonald 2024'sHouston (TX) Clear Lake S Damani Maxson Dickinson (TX) CB Rodney Bimage Bellaire (TX) Episcopal WR Andre Thompson Tyler (TX) Tyler High RB Derrick McFall Buford (GA) DL KingJoseph Edwards Barbers Hill (TX) WR Trey Dixon Missouri City (TX) Ft Bend Hightower WR Zion Kearney Southlake (TX) Carroll TE Harrison Moore 2025'sConroe (TX) Grand Oaks WR Quanell X Farrakhan Jr Texas City (TX) ATH Xavier Skowron Pearland (TX) Dawson WR Chase Davis Houston (TX) Heights OL Devinn Farris Houston (TX) Heights DL Jordan Clavelle Bryan (TX) Rudder ATH Jaquise Martin College Stattion (TX) A&M Consolidated QB Will Hargett DeSoto (TX) RB Deondrae Riden
Ryan Brauninger
2 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger
Visitor List: April 1-3
No officials scheduled for the weekend, but there are a lot of expected visitors on their way to College Station to check out the facilities, tour campus, and watch practice this weekend. Here's what we've got so far…2023'sWylie (TX) East DE Anthony James (Texas A&M)Denton (TX) Guyer S Peyton Bowen (Notre Dame)Dickinson CB Vernon Glover JrOdessa Permian OL Harris SewellKlein Oak ATH Kaleb Black Katy CB Torik AigbedionWaco (TX) Connally RB Tre Wisner Dallas (TX) South Oak Cliff CB Jayvon Thomas 2024'sClear Lake S Damani Maxson Dickinson CB Rodney Bimage Bellaire Episcopal WR Andre Thompson Tyler RB Derrick McFall Buford (GA) DL KingJoseph Edwards Barbers Hill WR Trey Dixon Ft Bend Hightower WR Zion Kearney Southlake (TX) Carroll TE Harrison Moore 2025'sConroe Grand Oaks WR Quanell X Farrakhan Jr Texas City ATH Xavier Skowron Pearland Dawson WR Chase Davis Houston Heights OL Devinn Farris Houston Heights DL Jordan Clavelle Bryan Rudder ATH Jaquise Martin A&M Consolidated QB Will Hargett
Ryan Brauninger
3 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger
Notes from Pylon 7on7
Spent most of the day Saturday watching a lot of greater Houston's (and some of DFW's) top prospects compete at the Pylon 7on7 tournament at CE King HS. Our recruiting intern Walker Lott shot something like 1,000 pictures throughout the day so I'm thinking we may have a photo gallery coming soon, as well. Here are some of my key takeaways...A&M commitsDickinson TE Donovan Green and Clear Springs WR Noah Thomas were the only two current commits playing this weekend. Their South Texas Elite squad brought home their 2nd title so far this off-season in the 18u Seniors Allowed division. Both Green and Thomas had just come off the basketball court for good prior to competing this weekend. Thomas looks like he's grown even since we shot his commitment video a few weeks back. Green has added weight but still moved around very fluidly and had a really impressive grab on Sunday. The two talked a lot about adding more of their Houston area buddies to the A&M class.https://twitter.com/donovangreen23/status/1366089633914712066?s=21https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/1365735573374271495?s=21Katy DE Malick Sylla was out there watching the action on Saturday. We chatted for a short bit before he had to go, but he said he's currently checking in at 6-6, 220 pounds and would like to get north of 240 before arriving in College Station. His teammate and fellow A&M commit Bobby Taylor is nursing a knee issue so he didn't play on the weekend, but he did show up to do some recruiting for A&M on Sunday. A&M targetsI'll do these quick hitter style...- Clear Lake CB Julian Humphrey confirmed with me that his April 1st decision date isn't some kind of April Fool's joke. He told he's been talking with TJ Rushing almost daily and is impressed with how the Aggie corners performed in 2020. He plays on the same team as Green and Thomas. - Port Arthur Memorial CB and Texas pledge Jaylon Guilbeau told me he had just spoke with Coach Rushing prior to arriving at the tournament. That's the second time he's told me that he's still talking with A&M in the last month or so. However, it doesn't sound like a flip or decommitment is imminent in any way. - By now, most of you have heard my interview with Beaumont West Brook S Bryce Anderson. Mike Elko has gotten much more involved in the day to day aspect of his recruitment, as has Jimbo Fisher. The Longhorns and their media are extremely confident in landing Bryce, but it sounds like Texas A&M is going to have every opportunity to land the kid. LSU is still making a hard push, as well. Bryce wants to take all 5 of his official visits and is on record of saying he's going to take his time with the decision. https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/1365834938222858243?s=21- I've never spoken with Garland S Chace Biddle until this weekend, but it sounds like Mike Elko has certainly made a big impression. I don't know why, but I was kind of surprised how positive/upbeat he was when talking about the Aggies. He was wearing an Alabama hoodie at the event, and some sources there mentioned how close he is with Jay Valai who is now in Tuscaloosa. Oklahoma also remains a legitimate option while his WR teammate Jordan Hudson (who was really stinking good on the weekend) remains committed to the Sooners. However, there was quite a lot of buzz around the event that Texas was pushing hard for a flip of Hudson. We'll see how much that would affect Biddle. - 2023 El Campo RB Rueben Owens showed up a little late on Saturday after being stuck in traffic, but he did compete a bit for Texas Stars. Fresh off his verbal commitment to Texas, he told me he's been on the phone with the A&M staff in the last couple of days, specifically mentioning conversations with Tommie Robinson and Jimbo Fisher. - I've always felt good about A&M's chances with Ft Bend Marshall WR Chris Marshall, and nothing I saw/heard this weekend changed that at all. I was told Dameyune Craig has been a key cog for the Aggies. Chris is also very close with Devon Achane. The more Marshall plays, the better he's getting. He looked more comfortable and explosive than I've ever seen him on Saturday. He's ultra competitive and a monster in 50/50 balls. https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/1365772738686812171?s=21https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/1365765119381303300?s=21- I don't think we've talked enough about Lexington S Jarred Kerr when discussing A&M's outlook at safety in this class. He was playing with Juice 7on7 out of Austin, and he more than held his own against some of the best in Houston. Kerr was on a virtual visit with A&M last week, and he spoke about the appeal of playing in the SEC close to home. Kerr is heady, smart, and has a ton of quality leadership traits. The kid knows just knows where to be, and what makes it even more impressive is that he spent much of his HS season at positions other than safety - much like Bryce Anderson. https://twitter.com/bamperformance/status/1366062495132221443?s=21- 2023 North Shore CB Jacoby Davis was his usual sticky self on Saturday night. He's incredibly good in terms of staying tight to receivers due to his willingness to be physical at the line of scrimmage and his elite change of direction skills. Texas A&M was one of his first offers, and he likes what the Aggies have done in the secondary. https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/1365835830053502978?s=21Other 2022 names/notes- Pearland LB Dylan Dixson won defensive MVP. A source there told me he's been in contact with area recruiter Darrell Dickey and LB coach Tyler Santucci recently. He's committed to Colorado, but he's starting to get the attention of a lot of the big boys in the region. - WR Kevin Coleman out of St Louis and 5 star DB Travis Hunter were there with Fast Houston. From what I've heard, Ohio State may have the inside track with Coleman, and Hunter remains solid in his pledge to Florida State. - Ft Bend Marshall WR Jaydon Johnson was the best overall player I saw on Saturday. He's 6-2, 200 pounds and can absolutely go get the football. He transferred to the Buffalos this off-season from nearby Stafford. The offers have started to come in, but don't be surprised if he explodes with a lot more here soon. He was that good on Saturday night. Underclass names to watch- 2024 Manvel WR Andre Thompson - extremely twitchy. Ole Miss has already offered. - 2023 CyRanch DL Ashton Porter - wasn't playing but was impressive just walking around out there. 6-4, 235 pounds. - 2024 Clear Lake CB Hunter Moddon - kid is built like a senior already. Will be a highly offered DB prospect in short order. Has Pitt offer in hand.- 2023 Dripping Springs QB Austin Novosad - still a bit skinny but spun the football real well on Saturday. - 2023 Klein Oak ATH Kaleb Black - do-it-all playmaker for Jason Glenn. Big time explosive traits. Power 5 player. - 2023 Beaumont West Brook WR Javon Sorrell - wiry but explosive. Showed next level play making ability down the field. Lots of upside/room for growth.- 2023 Clear Falls LB Corey Kelly - 6-4, 215 pounder that projects as a OLB/WDE. Showed impressive athletic traits while playing receiver all weekend. - 2023 Shadow Creek LB Scott Koumado - very impressive kid on the hoof. He just needs some varsity film, and he'll explode with offers. - 2023 Ft Bend Ridge Point WR Braylon Gardoni - difficult cover in the slot. Shifty, quick, tough kid who looks like he'll slide right into John Paul Richardson's spot next season. - 2024 Klein Cain OL Gibson Pyle - already checks in at 6-4, 240 and played varsity ball as a freshman. Great frame for a young offensive lineman.

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