The Rest of the Best
Second- and third-team Super Team offenses full of talent
AP
Cedar Hill's Ben Malena highlights the second-team Super Team offense.
There were only 12 spots on the first-team Reebok Super Team offense for players from all over the state.
And when you're from the most talent-rich state for high school football in the country, making second team or even third team is nothing to be ashamed of.
Today we'll go over the second- and third-teamers on the offensive side of the football that are from the DFW area.
Second team
RB - Ben Malena, Cedar Hill - Combined for more than 2,500 yards and 37 touchdowns last year. Committed to Texas A&M.
WR - Darrius Terrell, DeSoto - Averaged 17 yards per catch and scored six times. Committed to Texas.
WR - Kyle Guinyard, Ennis - Caught an incredible 110 balls and 20 touchdowns in high-flying passing attack. Has three Big 12 offers.
OT - Darryl Williams, Lake Dallas - At 6 foot 5 inches, 270 pounds, Williams is one of the best OT prospects around. Has 16 college offers.
OT - Cedric Ogbuehi, Allen - Another big-time tackle prospect, rated the 14th-best in the country. Committed to Texas A&M.
UTIL - Adrian Phillips, Garland - More than 1,200 total yards and 14 touchdowns split evenly between rushing and receiving. Committed to Texas.
Third team: WR - John Harris, Garland Naaman Forest; WR - Ross Apo, Arlington Oak Ridge; OT Garrett Gramling, Denton Ryan; OG Chris Adcock, Dallas Christian
Adam Boedeker is a sports writer/award-winning blogger for the Denton Record-Chronicle. He's going to see "Public Enemies" tonight. Be jealous.
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Posted Friday, Jul 17, 2009 - 10:48 AM CST
