McNeese State Cowboys Getting a Steal in Sulphur High School Athlete Will Hassein

by Lee Brecheen

 

 

January 7, 2009 - A few days ago I ran a story on the top Athletes in Louisiana, and Will Hassein of Sculpture HS, was one of my sleeper Athletes, Will, Committed to McNeese State, on (Wed) over Southeastern, their in conference new rival in Hammond, Will, is in the 5-9 to 5-10 range, weighs 180 to 185, and looks like a 4.4 forty, watching this exciting player for Sulphur in a High School football game. Will times in the low 4.5 s, in the forty. I had the opportunity to see this kid play three different times his senior year and I was so impressed, with ability to juke defenders with moves in the open field, and his ability to separate on kickoff returns, and catching passes downfield. His effort after the catch is always all out, and he’s also super quick returning kickoffs.


Will, brings the ability of being able to play several positions for the Cowboys, and I predict, Will, will make an impact at the slot WR position, after a Redshirt Freshman Season, if there’s any injuries during the season, it would not surprise me to see this kid even play some WR, as early as a True Freshman. I was able to see Drew Dileo play at Parkview Baptist HS for three years, who’s committed to Michigan in Ann Arbor, and I believe this kid is the Lake Charles version of Drew, and very underrated from a recruiting stand point. Throw height out the window, just ask Wes Welker , formerly Texas Tech, and currently New England Patriots, if being under 5-11 really matters in college or the NFL, I’m sure he would tell you it really doesn’t matter. Wes Welker, prior to his season ending knee injury, had a league leading 123 catches on the season, and he stands only 5-8, to 5-9 in height.

 

The Cowboys Recruiting class already has Commitments from twin brothers Will and Wes Briscoe, from Central HS, (QB), and (WR). This class is off to a great start, and has a chance to be the best class in the Southland Conference, when it's said and done for 2010.

 

Coming Friday Best Fullbacks in Louisiana for 2010, and top sleepers.
 

 

THE BAYOU-25

Name
Ht.
Wt.
Pos.
School
Nic Jacobs
6-5
260
DE
Many  
James Wright
6-3
200
WR
Belle Chasse 
Jarrett Fobbs
5-11
185
Ath
Huntington  
Tyran Mathieu
5-10
170
CB
St. Augustine 
Eric Reid
6-3
220
FS
Dutchtown  
Tharold Simon
6-3
205
FS
Eunice  
Alfred Blue
6-2
215
RB
Hahnville  
Trovon Reed
6-0
180
Ath
Thibodeaux  
Frankie Jackson
5-9
195
RB
Capitol  
Terrance Broadway
6-2
215
QB
Capitol  
Munchie Legaux
6-4
195
QB
Edna Karr 
Taylor Bullock
6-3
215
QB
Catholic New Iberia
Armand Williams
6-3
190
WR
Slidell  
Jordan Allen
6-6
270
OT
West Monroe 
Trevence Patt
6-0
180
SS/FS
Breaux Bridge 
Will Briscoe
6-3
185
QB
Central  
Tauren Nixon
5-11
170
CB
Southern lab 
Ivan Robinson
6-3
265
DE
South Beaureguard 
Robdonovan Lewis
6-0
180
CB
Jonesboro Hodge 
Brad Wing
6-3
185
Punter
Parkview Baptist 
Seth Ancar
6-0
200
LB
South Plaquemines 
Karl Butler
6-1
200
FS
Brother Martin 
DJ Welter
6-0
225
LB
Notre Dame 
Collin Ellis
6-1
200
SS
Dunham  
Audoniss Madison
6-4
305
OG
Edna Karr 
Conner Nichols
6-3
205
FS
Airline  
Andre Hal
5-11
175
CB
Port Allen 
Alex Hill
6-4
300
OG
Slidell  
Wendell Beckwith
6-3
225
LB/DE
Clinton  
Dwayne Mitchell
6-2
215
LB
Edna Karr 
Jeremy Myers
6-2
215
Ath
St. Michael 
Gavin Webster
5-11
210
QB
Lutcher  
LaCraig Brown
6-4
275
DE
Richwood  
Damien Jacobs
6-4
300
DT
H. L. Bourgeois
Kenny Welcome
6-2
275
DT
MCDonogh 35 

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