Lloyd Avant
Status:
Signed
HIGH SCHOOL

Lloyd Avant

Running Back
5′10″ / 190 lbs
Humble, TX
Summer Creek
Class of 2024
Rating: 85
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National Avg
Rating: 85.5
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School Preferences

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Tulsa
Signed
Colorado State
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Incarnate Word
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Louisiana Lafayette
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Louisiana Monroe
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Louisiana Tech
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Marshall
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Memphis
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Sam Houston
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Texas State
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UCF
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Videos

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Highlights: Summer Creek wins instant classic over Fort Bend Hightower
Highlights: Summer Creek rolls past Stratford in playoff win, 52-15
Highlights: North Shore shows out in showdown with Summer Creek

Updates

Highlights: Summer Creek wins instant classic over Fort Bend Hightower
5:23
11 mo ago by Ryan Brauninger
Highlights: Summer Creek wins instant classic over Fort Bend Hightower
The Summer Creek Bulldogs scored with 21 seconds left in the game to complete a fourth-quarter rally over Fort Bend Hightower to advance to the state semifinals. TexAgs was on hand to bring you the highlights.
Highlights: Summer Creek rolls past Stratford in playoff win, 52-15
4:32
11 mo ago by Ryan Brauninger
Highlights: Summer Creek rolls past Stratford in playoff win, 52-15
The Summer Creek Bulldogs made quick work of the Stratford Spartans in a regional semifinal win on Saturday as the Texas high school football playoffs roll along. TexAgs was on hand, and now, we bring you highlights of the action.
Brauny's Best: Highlighting top high school performances from Week 11
12 mo ago by Ryan Brauninger
Brauny's Best: Highlighting top high school performances from Week 11
With no shortage of standouts on the high school football gridiron, Ryan Brauninger dives into some of the top showings he saw in Week 11. This week's spotlight features Texas A&M commit Tyanthony Smith as well as Lloyd Avant and Jermaine Bishop.
Highlights: North Shore shows out in showdown with Summer Creek
4:52
1 yr ago by Cade Draughon
Highlights: North Shore shows out in showdown with Summer Creek
The North Shore Mustangs showed out in one of the biggest matchups of the year with a win over Summer Creek, 31-21. TexAgs was on hand for the Thursday night showdown and now presents the highlights of the action.
Ryan Brauninger
2 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger
A few notes from ESPN's Underclass Camp - Houston
On Sunday, I drove down to Planet Ford Stadium in Spring to check out ESPN's Elite Underclass Camp. The majority of kids in attendance were 2024's or 2025's, but there were more than a few seniors-to-be in attendance looking to get invites to the Under Armour All American game in Orlando at the end of the year. Here are a few standouts that I saw in each class with maybe a note or two here and there...2023Smithson Valley OL Colton Thomasson - The A&M commit brought home offensive line MVP honors as he continues to just keep getting better. He's my Hunter Erb in this class. By the time signing day rolls around, I think we will be looking at a totally different kid than the one we saw when he first popped up on our radars. His feet have gotten so much better that I think he can stick as a right tackle. Picayne (MS) RB Dante Dowdell - Very physical kid who already holds a host of P5 offers. Built like a linebacker. Mansfield DL Kaleb James - I thought the Arkansas commit made a good account of himself. Showed plus power and get off in one-on-onesKaty Paetow LB Alex Kilgore - A kid who I think should have more offers. Passes the eye ball test rather easily and makes plays on Friday nights. 2024***Willis QB Derek Lagway - Huge tools as a quarterback prospect. Elite arm strengthStephenville OL Creece Brister - Body still needs time to mature, but he was the requisite size/feet combo to see his recruiting start taking off this summer. Lewisville OL Devin Love - A relatively new name to most of the analyst out there, Love repeatedly flashed plus athleticism and punch power in both drill work and against pass rushers.Spring Westfield OL RayQuan Bell - Likely an interior prospect, he worked out at tackle. Already holds P5 offers and will add more as he hits the camp circuit this summer. Pearland Dawson DE Edward Smith - Still skinny, but very twitchy and explosive. A&M has been sniffing around there, and he's been to campus a few times. I'll be interested to see him at camp this summer. Houston Heights OL Frank Moss - Center or guard at the next level, but you can't deny his power. Kid was an anchor against pass rushers all day. Also, his Twitter handle is Mr_IHOP. Love thatBaton Rouge (LA) OL Jude Foster - Great frame. Moves well. Still very under the radar, but he impressed all the analyst in attendance with his potential. The Woodlands OL Koltin Sieracki - I really like him as a center prospect. He'll increase his value there. Ft Bend Hightower RB Jeremy Payne - Might have been the best back there. Incredibly quick and sudden. Loved that A&M offered already. Manvel LB Kaleb Blanton - Long frame with room to fill out. Runs well in the open field. Summer Creek RB Lloyd Avant - Good blend of quicks and power. Great sophomore tape. Lumberton ATH Brock Jackson - I don't know what he plays in college yet, but there's no denying the frame and athleticism. Right at 6-4, 240 pounds and can really run. A&M is very intrigued based on what we've heard. CyFair QB Trey Owens - Long limbed QB who showed good arm strength and a repeatable delivery. High upside kid who will camp in College Station this summer. Katy Seven Lakes LB Dakyus Brinkley - Son of Jasper Brinkley. Passes the eye ball test with flying colors. He could blow up soon. Very impressive from a physicality standpoint. Wimberley QB Cash McCollum - Another really good player in the 2024 QB class. He's had a strong camp circuit so far this year. ***Silsbee ATH Drelon Miller - Won WR MVP, but he could play either side of the ball at a high level in college. Potential top 5 player in the state. Aggies in a good spot, but it's very early. CE King DB Lavonte Johnson - A great framed safety prospect that is starting to pop up in the recruiting rooms of the power programs in the region. He'll add to his offer list soon. Ft Bend Ridge Point ATH Mason Dossett - 3 sport athlete who has legit track times this spring. Plays RB and WR in high school. Explosive runnerNew Braunfels Canyon QB Deuce Adams - Smooth operator. Really clean delivery with plus athleticism. Ft Bend Hightower WR Zion Kearney - Much faster than most anticipate given he's already got a sturdy, built frame. Battling a wrist injury, but he stood out with his movement skills. Katy Taylor TE Ian Flynt - Rapidly improving prospect with P5 schools starting to take notice. Gets better every time I see him. He could have a big summer in terms of offers. ***Lake Belton WR Micah Hudson - Freaky athlete. Potential to be a top 5 player in the state in his class. He'll be a high profile, nationally recruited kid. Aggies in the mix early. 2025***Beaumont Kelly QB Roy Thomas Jenkins - Still thin, but growing in strength and athleticism quickly. Ran sub 4.8 in the 40. Spins the ball well. Katy Jordan WR Andrew Marsh - Shows elite playmaking ability every time I see him. Has a chance to be one of the top wideouts in the state in his class. Has family ties to A&MAldine Eisenhower ATH Deion DeBlanc - Electricity. Kid can flat out go. He'll be a highly offered prospect in short order. Tyler Chapel Hill QB/ATH Demetrius Brisbon - Great athlete playing QB. Impressive tape from last fall and has improved greatly as a passer this offseason. Atascocita RB Tory Blaylock - Extremely advanced physical gifts for a freshman back. Good top end speed. Offered by Oregon right after the camp ended. Dickinson OL Tyler Thomas - Massive frame that bends well. Needs more strenght, but that's coming. Jackson (MS) OL Reginald Vaughn - Promising frame and movement patterns show great potential. Massive hands that provide powerful punch. *** - Denotes A&M offer
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