If conference realignment is going to drastically change how many top recruits leave the state of Texas, it hasn’t happened yet.
Of the state’s top 50 prospects for the 2013 class, 21 are currently committed to out-of-state programs. That might seem like a high number, but it’s right on par with the four-year average (20) between 2009 and 2012.
All but three of those 50 have already committed, and one -- Katy Cinco Ranch running back Jamel James -- will likely push that number to 22.
Of the state’s top 50 prospects for the 2013 class, 21 are currently committed to out-of-state programs. That might seem like a high number, but it’s right on par with the four-year average (20) between 2009 and 2012.
All but three of those 50 have already committed, and one -- Katy Cinco Ranch running back Jamel James -- will likely push that number to 22.
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