Talent In Wichita: Titans and Golden Buffaloes Class of 2021

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Jeremy Deckard August 5, 2020 @ 04:34 PM

Wichita Northwest is loaded with football talent receiving Division I football offers. Yet, there is solid football talent all over the city of Wichita and two schools on the southside are stocked with quality players. Here is a report on members of the Wichita South and Wichita Southeast teams receiving, contemplating, and hoping for college football offers. DL [player_tooltip player_id="35404" first="Adam" last="Shipp"], 6'2”,255, Wichita South (Ranked No. 63) – Shipp works hard to keep his pad level low and knows how to fill a gap. He misses very few tackles and has the size and speed on play defensive end or defensive tackle. RB, Jordan Huggins, 5'8”, 190, Wichita South– Huggins is tough to catch and tough to tackle. He has a compact frame and runs north and south. The Titan senior has been clocked with a 4.5 forty. OL, Brenden Vlach, 6'1”, 290, Wichita South –Vlach is a raw and powerful young man. He keeps his feet and legs moving while blocking. He needs to improve on making the first contact against the defender. He has a huge upside and should be looked at by state community colleges. OL, De'Andre Hudson, 6'4”, 343, Wichita Southeast– In a word, Hudson is huge. The Golden Buffalo is built to play on the offensive line. He has a quick first step and is strong. He best suited for running blocking, but has a great frame and the potential to get even stronger. CB Sahntaj Murphy, 5'10”, 168, Wichita Southeast– Murphy can play on both sides of the ball, but he has great closing speed as a defender. He is a solid tackler and his vertical plays when covering taller wideouts. Other seniors to watch on the Titans roster include CB, Kevin Smith; TE, Nazirr Breeden; and WR, Trevion Lynch. Other seniors to keep an eye on when attending Golden Buffaloes games are OL, Jacob Condit; OL, Michael Hadley; QB, Elijah Lewis, ATH, Jakobi Livingston; and WR Cypress Sallee.