Get Right Game: Red Oak vs. Cedar Hill

<p>Both teams are coming off a tough Week 2 loss and are looking to right the ship tonight. The Hawks and the Longhorns, however, both have plenty of talent on both sides of the ball. This is a massive matchup for both squads as they look to swing back their momentum heading into district play. Let's check out three high-impact players from both teams. </p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Red Oak</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">An elite senior wideout with blazing (10.4 100m) speed, Robinson is the leader of the Hawks' offense and makes plays on all levels of the field. He's already utilized his explosive change of direction and smooth footwork to haul in touchdowns in the passing and return game this season. The Notre Dame commit will look to continue making defenders miss and taking the top off secondaries tonight.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">The Hawks' elite man-up corner plays with a lot of length and vet-like instincts. McGee, like his offensive counterpart, possesses great overall speed (4.4 40). Dhillon displays great footwork and the ability to flip his hips and recover when needed at the line of scrimmage. He had a couple of PBUs last week and will look to man down his side of the field against the Longhorns tonight. McGee has received offers from schools such as Penn State, Baylor, and SMU.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Kicking over to the trenches, Fitzgerald is a run-stuffing presence inside. Johnnie plays with a high motor and excels at gaining control at the point of attack and strafing guards to blow up plays at the line of scrimmage. The star DT showcases a great combination of size, agility, and violent hands. I expect him to wreak havoc inside for the Hawks tonight. His offer list includes Nebraska, Pitt, and Texas Tech.</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Cedar Hill</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">One of the best overall players in the state and the best defensive linemen in the country, Brewster is an elite 3-tech force with impressive athleticism. Brewster has lived in the backfield throughout the start of his junior campaign after a dominant sophomore season that also saw him get a hefty load of carries on offense. That speaks to his unreal athleticism at the position with his already P4-Level frame and strength. Expect the game-wrecker to play a major role tonight. Jalen holds offers from basically every big program in the country.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Jalen number two is just as terrifying for opposing backfields. Price boasts a versatile skill set, with the ability to either set the edge or close the run inside. He has a long frame and excels at exploding out of his hips and finishing plays with great body balance control. Price has produced several TFLs this season already and will look to help Brewster disrupt the Hawks' offense tonight. The junior DE has received offers from schools such as Auburn, Baylor, and UTSA.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">While the junior wideout didn't get a lot of action in the Longhorns' tough offensive showing against Allen last week, Caston reeled in a couple of impressive catches back in week 1. Braylon possesses great (4.4) speed, a polished route tree, and solid hands at all levels of the field. Expect him to progressively break out this season, and that may just start in tonight's contest. He already holds offers from Tulsa, Texas State, and Sacramento State.</p>

Both teams are coming off a tough Week 2 loss and are looking to right the ship tonight. The Hawks and the Longhorns, however, both have plenty of talent on both sides of the ball. This is a massive matchup for both squads as they look to swing back their momentum heading into district play. Let's check out three high-impact players from both teams.