Grayson O'Bara

Wide Receiver

6′1″ / 180 lbs

Denton, TX

Guyer

Class of 2022

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4 yr ago by Jason Howell

Texas High School football thread - Sept. 24

The Football weekend is about ready to kickoff. Brauny is at Klein Cain/Bridgeland and I am at McKinney Boyd/Flower Mound. Brauny will get to see 2022 RB Jaydon Blue of Cain and 2022 QB Conner Weigman of Bridgeland go head-to-head. While I will get a chance to see Flower Mound 2022 QB Nick Evers make his varsity debut. Tomorrow I plan to be at Hebron to see Texas A&M commits Eli Stowers and Deuce Harmon and Guyer open the season. Brauny will be at the Magnolia/Katy Tompkins contest where Texas A&M commit Matthew Wykoff will start his season. We'll post updates and highlights and stats throughout and feel free to chime in from whatever game you're at on this great Texas high school football weekend.

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