Austin Carlisle
Status:
Committed
HIGH SCHOOL

Austin Carlisle

Quarterback
5′11″ / 185 lbs
Missouri City, TX
Ft Bend Ridge Point
Class of 2025
Rating: 88
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National Avg
Rating: 87.4
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School Preferences

School
Interest
Offer
Official Visit
Houston
Committed
5/18/2024
Arkansas State
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Army
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Colorado State
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Cornell
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Dartmouth
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Houston Christian
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Incarnate Word
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Jackson State
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Louisiana Lafayette
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Louisiana Monroe
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Marshall
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McNeese State
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Navy
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North Texas
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Penn
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Rice
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Sam Houston
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Texas State
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Tulsa
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UNLV
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UTEP
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Videos

(6 Total)
Highlights: Ridge Point beats Hightower to claim district title, 35-20
Highlights: Ridge Point pulls away from Bridgeland on Saturday night
Highlights: Fulshear outlasts Ridge Point in back-and-forth contest
Highlights: Ridge Point edges Tompkins in a huge first round matchup
Fort Bend Ridge Point outlasts Fort Bend Hightower in rivalry shootout
Junior Year Highlights

Updates

Defection from A&M's 2025 recruiting class disturbs smooth waters
1 day ago by Ryan Brauninger
Defection from A&M's 2025 recruiting class disturbs smooth waters
Husan Longstreet flipped his commitment from Texas A&M to Southern Cal on Sunday, leaving Mike Elko & Co. without a quarterback in the class of 2025. With signing day a couple of weeks away, here are a few names the Maroon & White could re-engage.
Ryan Brauninger
3 days ago by Ryan Brauninger
On Husan Longstreet and QB recruiting…
The California based QB called the A&M staff a short time ago to inform them of his flip to USC which has now gone public. After gathering more information, I'm very confident that this came down to a couple of factors. The first one holds the most weight in terms of why the decision was made, and it's the depth chart. Since Marcel Reed became the guy for the Aggies, Lincoln Riley and the Trojans began really selling their path to the field compared to A&M's for Longstreet. USC did not take a quarterback in the 2024 class, and their current signal callers have had serious issues this fall. Their depth chart was always an element to Husan's recruitment that they were trying to utilize when they could, but the emergence of Reed as the starter in Aggieland with 3 more years of eligibility was a key turning point for the Trojan's messaging. Secondly, because the USC QB room is a bit of a mess, the Trojans are motivated to fix it as quickly as possible. In today's college football, I'll let you figure out what that means. Finally, there is the fact that the kid will stay in state and play for a guy that has worked directly with 3 Heisman Trophy winners in recent history. The question for A&M now is where do they go from here with signing day just a couple of weeks away. Based on my latest intel, I do think the staff is doing/will do a deep dive on the in-state crop of signal callers in the coming days. There are probably 4-5 names that will get extensive looks. I think the first call they'll make is to Duncanville standout Keelon Russell who visited Texas A&M a couple of times during last spring. He's been committed to Alabama for a while now, and it's hard to imagine him coming off that pledge. Still, it's worth making the call to see. After that, a few more kids that I could see getting hard looks are Adam Schobel at Columbus (TCU), Ty Hawkins (SMU) who played most of his high school career at San Antonio Johnson before transferring to IMG Academy this year, and Austin Carlisle at Ft Bend Ridge Point (UH). That list is not exhaustive by any means. There are guys like Edward Griffin (Baylor) at Coppell and Lloyd Jones III (Texas Tech) at Hitchcock who have had strong senior campaigns, as well.Regardless, I do think the Texas based quarterbacks are going to be where the search starts.
TexAgs' TXHSFB Recap: Reviewing our coverage from Week 10
17 days ago by TexAgs Recruiting
TexAgs' TXHSFB Recap: Reviewing our coverage from Week 10
Ten weeks are in the books for Friday Night Lights as the 2024 Texas High School Football season continues on. It's time to look back at the TXHSFB highlights that Jason Howell, Ryan Brauninger and Cade Draughon saw during Week 10 around the Lone Star State.
Highlights: Ridge Point beats Hightower to claim district title, 35-20
2:16
19 days ago by Cade Draughon
Highlights: Ridge Point beats Hightower to claim district title, 35-20
A battle between district rivals in Fort Bend ISD went down on Thursday night, where Ridge Point pulled off a 35-20 win over Hightower. TexAgs was there to catch the game, and now, we present the highlights of the action.
Klein 2-for-2 on the recruiting trail after landing Longstreet, Casuga
29 days ago by Ryan Brauninger
Klein 2-for-2 on the recruiting trail after landing Longstreet, Casuga
Texas A&M OC and QB coach Collin Klein has enjoyed early success recruiting, securing the commitments of top targets in Husan Longstreet and now Helaman Casuga. The former Heisman Trophy finalist is far from flashy, but he knows how to forge meaningful bonds.
All Updates

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