Dyshawn Batiste

Cornerback

6′0″ / 185 lbs

Beaumont, TX

Central

Class of 2018

Rating: 81

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School Preferences

Houston

Medium

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7 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger

Couple of quick notes from the Golden Triangle

Spent the day at a few spots watching some of the elite players in the Beaumont area workout during their Christmas break. Here's some things I picked up. -Texas A&M offered 2019 PNG QB Roschon Johnson recently. I spoke with Roschon today, and he's a long way off from a decision. However, the Aggies offering first was important to him. He said current A&M commit Keynel McZeal has been on him pretty regularly about choosing the Ags. Florida offered recently as well. If Texas throws their hat into the ring soon, they'll certainly be in his top group. He likes what Herman did with Greg Ward. This kid is a total stud on and off the field - easily one of the more under control, focused kids I've spoken to. I'll have a full video interview up next week. Here are some clips I put on Twitter:https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/812386017613377537https://twitter.com/r_brauninger/status/812385522643509248-Spoke to quite a few folks about recent A&M OL commit Dan Moore from Beaumont West Brook. They all agreed that the Ags got a steal. One source near the West Brook program called Moore "an absolute mauler" and said "with a year in a college strength program, he's going to look like a mountain." -Talked to a person in Silsbee that believes A&M and Baylor are the current leaders for 2018 WR Kalon Barnes -Name to watch: 2018 Beaumont Central DB Dyshawn Batiste -- big, physical dude that has that SEC look. Like we've said, that 2018 DB class is loaded, and you can add Batiste to that list.

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