isaiah andersOn

KD: On the other side for us is the X position. Isaiah has got unbelievable speed. He’s about 5-feet 10-inches and 175 pounds. He is fast. I mean he can really run. I go out there and run 40s with him every once in a while –trying to give him a little rabbit (laughs). He’s a good kid, and he works his tail off. He’s done great job catching the ball.

He’s one of the few kids last year that didn’t finish the season with a dropped pass. That’s a pretty good deal. He has worked hard on improving his hands. He spent a lot of time catching balls and tennis balls and going to jugs machines by himself and putting in all of that extra time and effort.

It’s great to see a guy like that work on it all summer long and have it work out for him during the season.

charLie MOOre

KD: Behind Anderson is Charlie Moore. He did great in the spring game, and we’ve got to a find a place for him to play this year. He did a nice job all the way through spring. People asked if he was playing like that during the first 14 practices in the spring, and the answer is yes. People just didn’t see him until the spring game.

He’s a big kid. He’s got good speed, and he’s going to make plays for us. No question. He’s working his tail off over the summer from what I understand and will be ready to go come August, too.

JhaJuan seaLes

KD: Jhajuan is a true freshman, a kid from Port Arthur, Texas. He’s got very good track speed. He’s fast, a kid with a very high ceiling. He has got a lot of potential. All these kids that we brought in this year, they’re all over six feet. They’re all tall. They’re all big and ready to go. They’re all 6’ 1” and 6’ 2.” They can all run. And Jhajuan’s probably the fastest one of the bunch.

Austin Hays

KD: Another true freshman – a kid from San Antonio. Austin is, at this point, a polished receiver, and he’s got size and the range.

He is also a very sharp kid. He’s got more a veteran feel to him. He doesn’t act like a rookie, and that is a good thing with the situation we’re in. We’re pretty excited about what we’ve got going on outside.