Xavier, a wide receiver committed to Texas State, has proven to be a dynamic playmaker on the field. He combines reliable hands, crisp route running, and the ability to create separation, giving his quarterback a consistent and dangerous target. Xavier’s agility and vision allow him to gain yards after the catch, turning opportunities into big plays. With his skill set and production, he projects as a key offensive weapon at Texas State, capable of making an immediate impact and stretching defenses every time he touches the football.

Xavier is a polished wide receiver who consistently makes tough catches look easy. His sure hands and strong body control allow him to secure the football in traffic and high pressure situations. Xavier runs precise, disciplined routes and has an innate ability to find soft spots in coverage, making him a reliable target on every down. He understands how to use his speed and technique to get open, and once the ball is in his hands, he finishes plays with determination and savvy. Whether it’s moving the chains or making a game changing reception, Xavier brings consistency and professionalism that any offense would value.

Warren is explosive off the line and he has the quickness to beat defenders at engagement to get open. He has strong, reliable hands and he attacks the football at the catch point aggressively. He has the shiftiness in space to work the short to intermediate routes and get open. Warren is a deep threat who can stretch the field and make big plays. He has the breakaway speed to turn a short gain into a big play for six. He has had a strong start to the season, scoring 4 TDs in the first three games of the season. Texas Tech sent an offer recently, adding to the offers from Houston, Mississippi State, Nebraska and North Texas.