Its demanding to find a quarterback that has done as much to elevation his standard this summer than Abilene. Texas pro-pattern passer Stephen Warren. The 6-foot-2, 195- had a strong showing at the TCU Elite 11 regional workout and he led his team to a near untarnished reputation at the Texas State 7 on 7 Tournament. Now, Warren is firm on the upcoming spell and putting his hard work to use.

I finally got done with all my camps, Warren said. Im working out all the time and Im effective, I have a job. I know my arm strength has gotten a lot well this summer because Ive so much but everyone I play with helps my arm strength.

Abilenes 7-1 running at the Texas State Tournament was an impressive run, tainted only by a close loss to Lake Travis.

We went 7-1, he said. We only lost one game and, I hate to say it, but we got screwed over in that game. We lost our first game against Lake Travis and there was a big divisive call but we won out.

While some teams success story in 7 on 7 may not render well into success during the year due to bellicose differences, according to Warren, Abilenes hit in the match have a duty to bode well for the period.

We take a whole lot from it because our momentary game is a lot on judgment so I know how all my are running their , he said. We jump two-a-days on the 11th (of August). Ive been ready to get going. Its been way too long since last time.

Recruiting is tranquil slow for Warren with one advance from Montana State. But there are quite a lot of schools that are viewing hectic interest and many more schools could come vocation in the fall.

The main family that Im looking at upright now are New Mexico State, Texas State and Stephen F. Austin, he said. Ive been to all of them and I like their education staffs and the offenses that most of guys run. I think Id fit well into it and they do too.

Posted on July 31st, 2008 by admin
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