Who is Chancellor Roberson

Galena Park, Texas, standout Chancellor Roberson is an enigma.

At 6-2, 240-pounds, Roberson bench-pressed 185-pounds at the Greater Houston Area combine 34 times and ran a 4.6 in the 40-yard dash. He plays all over the field for the Yellow Jackets from running back and full back to linebacker and defensive end. And he's passed the SAT with a 900 and has exemplary grades to boot.

So who the heck is this kid and why isn’t he getting as much attention as he deserves?

"I prefer the offensive side of the ball, but I really like contact, which gets me back on defense," he said. "I don't mind moving all over the field, I just want to be on it for most of the game."

Galena Park coach Mike Coker said Roberson has a shot at being special.

"He's a good one – probably as good as Trumaine Johnson right now," Coker said.

Johnson signed with LSU in February. Transferring from Dallas Skyline after his sophomore season, Roberson was lost in the shuffle by college recruiting coordinators, but they found him again recently.

"Oklahoma State, UCLA, TCU, SMU and Georgia Tech have all been through here and we've been talking a lot," Robertson said.

Roberson will be busy camping this summer, traveling to Baylor, TCU, SMU,

Houston, Oklahoma State and LSU's one-day camps.

"I ready for the camps, but I'm really ready to get next year's season started," he said.