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The Welcome back to a special edition emergency podcast for the state of recruiting.

I am Mike Roach and I'm joined as always by Hudson Standish.

And we're coming to you on this emergency basis for the big news, Texas Landing, transfer

wide receiver, Ajai Hall from Alabama.

And we kind of just wanted to get on here and do an instant reaction and break this down.

So we're going to talk about a couple things, mainly, you know, what Hall brings to the table,

what he can kind of do to diversify the texas office and then

obviously you know as it's been talked about there are some red flags there uh with him and and so we'll

talk a little bit about if uh you know what this does to a locker room to bring in a player like

this potentially uh hudson you found some interesting testing data before we recorded.

You know, what do you think, or I guess, skill set-wise, what do you really love about

a Jai-Haul?

Well, Mike, one of the main things when I was looking back, because the first thing

when you look at a Jai-Hull is how much of a freak he is athletically.

You know, we talk a lot about the Florida talent, the Georgia talent.

He is a wide receiver straight from the state of Florida.

And his measurements of 6.3, 190, he has an 81.5 inch wing, 36-inch arms, and he runs extremely well in the 40 and in the 20

with laser times. So you're just getting a true boundary wide receiver that's going to be able to

still have Steve Sarkisians, all gas, no brakes, speed outlook at the wide receiver spot. I mean, there is a reason

that Jeff Banks was his primary recruiter when he was still at Alabama, and that's because they

think that he's a round one level NFL type talent. It's just an unbelievable get for Texas,

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