Trey, now committed to SMU Mustangs football, is a versatile offensive weapon who brings more to the table than just traditional wide receiver production.

He’s a smooth pass catcher with dependable hands and the ability to separate at multiple levels of the field. What makes him especially valuable is how his team used him creatively he wasn’t just lining up outside and running routes, he was a true offensive chess piece. In the wildcat package, Trey took snaps directly, forced defenses to adjust pre snap, and created offense with his vision and acceleration in space.

One of the best offensive weapons in the state, regardless of class, Haralson boasts a lengthy, strong frame with great footwork and consistent hands. He showcases elite explosive play ability, excelling down the field and after the catch. Trey demonstrates great release off the line of scrimmage, nearly always getting the first step on his matchups. He then does a great job of working the sideline and tracking deep balls, reeling them in with strong hands. After the catch, Haralson displays great overall speed and the lateral change of direction to make defenders miss at all three levels. Also providing value in the return game, the Lions’ star wideout totaled over 1,000 yards and 10 TDs this season. With offers from schools such as Texas, Ole Miss, and Utah, watch out for Trey to wheel his offense to run in the playoffs.

Haralson is an explosive player with the football in his hands and he excels at runs after the catch. He has strong hands with an extended catch radius and he attacks the football at the catchpoint aggressively. When he gets the ball in space he has the shiftiness to make defenders miss in the open field and he gets north quickly. Haralson is an explosive leaper who has the skill set to play above the rim and win on the 50/50 jump ball. Get the ball in his hands and big plays will happen. Haralson will be a key cog offensively for Tyler High this season. He has offers from SMU, TCU, Arkansas, Texas State, UNT and UTEP.