Junior to Watch: Justin Sealy
Junior to Watch: Justin Sealy
School: Plano (Texas) Plano West
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Position: Cornerback
Size and speed: Justin Sealy is 5–foot-8 and 170 pounds. He has a 40-yard dash time of 4.5 seconds.
Statistics: Last year he had 34 tackles, forced one fumble and recovered one fumble and picked off two interceptions on defense. He averaged 40 yards a kick-off return on special teams.
Honors: He was named to his ditricts second team.
Favorite Schools: He is hearing from "Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, SMU and TCU." Oklahoma is recruiting the hardest and the favorites would be Oklahoma followed closely by Texas A&M.
If he could take his five official visits they would go to:
Oklahoma - "The staff and athletic program are well organized. It's a family tradition and a top school in the nation. They are also winning."
Texas A&M - "They were the first to recruit me ever. They gave me recognition when nobody else was, so I'm interested in them. They are also a well organized program with a good coach."
Notre Dame - "The academic expectations are high, a good athletic program and the tradition of Notre Dame football and winning is legendary there."
Texas - "Mac Brown is a good guy and coach. I liked the facilities and campus when I made an unofficial visit there."
Texas Tech - "I have a friend going there and it's a good team period."
Skinny: Don't let Sealy's size fool you. He has the confidence to make things happen.
"My man to man coverage (is a strong point). I play the run well and can play zone well. My technique, quickness and break on the ball are strong."
He described himself as a cover corner and "I dare quarterbacks to throw my way, so that I can make them pay for it."
"Distance will not be a factor, as I will be looking at the academics for broadcasting, the environment of the campus, the coaches' personalities and possible playing time as my factors. Oklahoma is a favorite for my Mom, as it is a family tradition to attend there."
He plans to attend the Nike camp, the Rivals camp, Oklahoma and Texas A&M camps.