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Per the DMN:

Class 4A overview
06:55 PM CDT on Wednesday, August 23, 2006
By BRANDON GEORGE / The Dallas Morning News
Breakout players
At 6-3 and 265 pounds, Highland Park senior offensive tackle Kelly Turner is hard to miss. But most Highland Park followers know little about Turner.
That's what happens when you play all season behind a Division I prospect. Turner spent last year as the backup to standout lineman Reid Prince, who is now at Baylor.
Turner seems primed for a breakout season this year. He orally committed to SMU before making a varsity start at Highland Park.
Turner is a strong, physical lineman who gets off the ball quickly and should be another in a long line of talented Division I players produced by Highland Park. Turner will be key to the offense this season as senior William Webb adjusts to the role of starting quarterback and Highland Park establishes its running game with RB Alex Carroll, a returning starter.

For other players who should have breakout seasons click on
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent ... 33a1f.html

Another Big Ugly. I know BUS will be happy and so am I. Can't have enough horsepower up front in the trenches. The bigger and uglier the better. Keep 'em coming.

So this is the second lineman from HP?

East - Big is beautiful NOT ugly.

Go Mustangs

I know it's just a term East and you mean no ill from it.

SMU
Super Model University

Sorry about that. I read the last post on this page. Just the one - This One.

This is not a new "new" recruit, he gave us a verbal awhile back - just was posting a new article on him from Wednesday......

Another "BREAKOUT PLAYER" in that same article:

Logan Turner, QB, Springtown:
The senior transfer from Sulphur Springs has orally committed to SMU. Turner (6-1, 175) was named the District 12-4A MVP and passed for more than 5,400 yards and 53 TDs the last two seasons. His father, Brad, is Springtown's new coach.