Recruiting Wrap: Beck is waiting on his first scholarship offer.

Performance: Beck is currently listing himself as a cornerback prospect and

that's where he looks most comfortable right now but, at 6-foot-2 and 175 pounds,

he could grow into a free safety before all is said and done. As it is, the

sophomore has long arms and plays with great length. He did very well in

one-on-ones, registering several pass break-ups.

Recruiting Wrap: Ausbon hearing from Oklahoma, Texas A&M and

Houston.

Performance: An early four-star in the 2017 class, the 6-foot-3, 185-pound

Ausbon is a big, powerful wide receiver. He is still developing the ball skills

and route-running aspects required of the position, but he was able to make some

impressive catches by using his body to shield defenders. Speed is also not an

issue for Ausbon, who accelerates quickly and has the ability to stick his foot

in the ground and make an explosive cut.

Recruiting Wrap: Lee holds an early offer from Texas Tech.

Performance: Lee is not the biggest of cornerbacks at 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds,

but what he lacks in height he makes up for in leaping ability. He went airborne

for a pass break-up on one particular one-on-one rep that seemed to defy

gravity. His unique athleticism aside, Lee was in the hip pocket of receivers

all day and showed outstanding coverage skills.

Recruiting Wrap: Roane is waiting on his first scholarship offer.

Performance: Dillon Sterling-Cole's dominating

performance on Saturday overshadowed several other really strong quarterback

outings. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound Roane was very solid from beginning to end. The

left-hander threw for over 3,000 yards as a sophomore, but beyond that

production, Saturday's camp showed us that Roane mechanically is a very

solid quarterback who has both accuracy and velocity.

Recruiting Wrap: Williams is waiting on his first scholarship offer.

Performance: Williams came in a little nicked up and didn't take a lot of

repetitions, but when he did the freshman showed why his name is buzzing around

the Houston area early in his career. The 5-foot-9, 153-pound Williams is known

as a speedster and he put that speed on display Saturday. He also showed good

ball skills, coming down with several big receptions during one-on-one

repetitions.

Recruiting Wrap: Grammer is waiting on his first scholarship offer.

Performance: One-on-ones are most difficult for linebackers, who are tasked with

defending running backs for whom the advantages of change of direction and

quickness usually lie with. The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Grammer, however, found a

lot of success during his one-on-one reps. We had him down for two

interceptions, including one during the fast-paced 7-on-7 portion of the event.

Recruiting Wrap: Roscoe is waiting on his first scholarship offer.

Performance: Like Grammer, Roscoe also found an unusual amount of success for a

linebacker in the one-on-one portion of the camp. Built like an inside

linebacker at 6-foot-1 and 225 pounds, Roscoe showed great speed to the

sidelines and broke up several passes, including one where he undercut the

receiver and should have had a pick six. He came back a few repetitions later

and did the exact same thing, this time reeling in the interception.