The choices were there for Keller running back Howard Boye-Doe. Offers from Wisconsin, Texas Tech and Colorado State were on the table. But in the end, Boye-Doe found what he was looking for much closer to home. He is the 11th commitment for the Mustangs.
Oral commitments are non-binding.
The first day a recruit can sign a national letter of intent is Feb. 2. This year, they were a young team with no experience and a lot of injuries. But, I saw the potential they had. Among those players with potential was Sterling Harris, a freshman offensive lineman from Terrell, who played host to Boye-Doe during his visit two weeks ago. He was in the same boat I am.