VYPE's Hot 100 for 2019
Owens, Richardson, Heard and Hudson headline next grouping
Dec 20, 2018, 3:55 pm
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Part two of Matt Malatesta's top 100 continues..
So many Class of 2019 prospects, so few slots.
VYPE will be rolling out our Hot 100 recruits for 2019 and where they are signing. The next grouping were headliners all season, starting with Manvel's Ladarius Owens. Owens was the leading RB for the Mavs and could be TSU's first big-time commit.
What a year Raymond Richardson had? The QB had over 3,300 yards and was the Offensive MVP of the District. Someone has to scoopthis athlete up. Tomball Memorial Christian Lovick had a great year, racking up 1,400 yards, while Todd Hudson of Clear Springs was his district's Offensive MVP.
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VYPE's Hot 100
No. 81-90
81. Ladarius Owens, Manvel, RB, TSU-commit
So confused why Owens has been so slept on. He was Manvel's leading rusher with over 1,100 yards and can do it between the tackles or on the outside. Coach Clarence McKinney got a steal.
82. Raymond Richardson, Jersey Village, QB, Uncommitted
Obsessed with this guy. Been around the program forever. District Offensive MVP, TD Club honoree with over 3,300 yards offense. Kid can play somewhere. Very athletic at 6-foot-2. Needs to gain weight. Good in the classroom.
83. Rason Williams, Elsik, DE, Houston-commit
Williams was a quiet commit to UH. At 6-foot-3, Williams is RAW. He has so much upside if he can pick up the system. He can run, but must put in the work in the weight room to get college-ready.
84. Peyton Sobosle, College Park, TE, UTSA-commit
It the new world of athletic tight ends, Sobosle is pretty legit. He didn't get that many touches his season in a run-oriented offense, but at 6-foot-6, he has the size to block and catch out of the backfield.
85. Christian Lovick, Tomball Memorial, RB, Tulsa-commit
In a high-powered offense at Tomball Memorial, Lovick was a beast carrying the ball. He had over 1,400 yards rushing and was a district first-teamer. Smallish back but runs hard.
Story continues here
L.J. Cryer scored 14 points, Milos Uzan added 12 points and six assists, and No. 6 Houston beat Baylor 76-65 on Monday night for its third straight victory.
Terrance Arceneaux had 11 points and J’Wan Roberts scored 10 for Houston (20-4, 12-1 Big 12). Emanuel Sharp also finished with 10 after missing two games with an ankle injury.
The Cougars shot 51% and went 10 of 24 on 3-pointers. They reached 20 wins for the 10th consecutive season.
Norchad Omier scored 19 points and Langston Love added 15 for Baylor (15-9, 7-6), which shot 58% — including 9 of 15 on 3s. VJ Edgecombe had 14 points and Robert Wright III finished with 10.
Baylor lost its third straight road game and fell to 0-4 against ranked opponents in true road games this season.
Takeaways
Baylor: The Bears missed an opportunity to add a marquee win and fell to 4-8 in Quad 1 games. Baylor’s lack of depth came into play as Houston outscored the Bears’ bench 24-1, and three starters played at least 35 minutes.
Houston: The Cougars improved to 5-3 in Quad 1 games and remained atop the Big 12 standings.
Key moment
Uzan hit a 3-pointer that sparked a 10-1 run and gave the Cougars a 26-16 lead with 7:53 remaining in the first half. Houston’s lead never dipped below six the rest of the way.
Key stat
Houston, which entered forcing more than 14 turnovers per game and ranking in the top 10 nationally with a 5.2 turnover margin, forced Baylor into 15 turnovers and converted them into 28 points.
Up next
Houston visits No. 13 Arizona on Saturday, while Baylor hosts West Virginia the same day.