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Thursday, December 23, 2010

Five-Star Dallas RB Kenny Womack Narrows His Decision Down to Three Schools

Posted on December 23, 2010 at 11:24 AM.

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RIVALS.COM REPORT:
The five star speed back from Dallas, Texas has eliminated five of his original eight offers in order to focus in on three schools in particular.

Before yesterday, he had shown interest in Colorado, UCLA, USC, Texas, Oklahoma State, Georgia, Florida and Oklahoma, and received offers from all eight schools.

Yesterday, he announced that he would be eliminating Oklahoma, Texas, Georgia, USC, Florida and Oklahoma State from the sweepstakes, leaving Colorado, UCLA and Southern California left in the mix.

SCOUT.COM REPORT:
Kenny Womack, a five-star running back from Dallas, has narrowed down his college offers, according to an interview with sports radio station 1310 The Ticket in Dallas.

"Well, right now it's between UCLA, Southern California and Colorado," said the 5'9 senior. "But nobody's the leader in the clubhouse there."

Womack eliminated Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, Oklahoma State and Georgia from contention.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Road to Glory - NCAA 11

Posted on December 22, 2010 at 05:25 PM.

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RIVALS PROFILE:
Kenny Womack
Running Back (Speed), * * * * *
Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS)
Ht: 5'9
Wt: 168
Ovr Rating: 84

College Choices:

Colorado - interest: high
UCLA - interest: high
Southern Cal - interest: high
Texas - interest: medium
Oklahoma State - interest: medium
Florida - interest: medium
Oklahoma - interest: low
Georgia - interest: low

Speed: As Good As It Gets
Size: Division I Player
Strength: Division I Player
Agility: Blue Chip
Elusiveness: As Good As It Gets

On the Hoof: Womack is a quick-twitched, fast running back who catches well out of the backfield and operates well in space. He reminds us of USC signee Dillon Baxter and Oklahoma commit Roy Finch.
Needs Improvement: The speedy back has lots of trouble breaking free from tacklers, often failing to get past the first or second defender he makes contact with. He'll have to get stronger and bigger in order to become an every-down back.
Most Impressive: He has a chance to score every time he touches the ball. A true home run threat, Womack can score on outside runs, screen plays, wheel routes, kick returns and punt returns. He also has great hands and could play slot receiver if he chose to.
Conclusion: Womack has a very good chance of taking the starting spot at whatever school he attends, excluding Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. If he doesn't get a lot of carries, he will be presented opportunities in the passing game in order to get involved.