Recruiting
Recruiting Road Report: Big Stars Making Big Plays
DCTX Recruiting Road Report highlights the top Texas high school football prospects we scouted in person, including SaRod Baker James Foster and Ty Snell.

James Foster (Photo: Greg Powers)
2027 RB SaRod Baker - DeSoto: The Texas Tech commit remains firmly in the five-star conversation with big performance after big performance. In a rivalry win over Lancaster, Baker broke DeSoto's all-time rushing record, surpassing Tiger Riden. What's even more impressive is that it took him just over a season and a half to accomplish the feat.
2029 RB Germarquis Robinson - Malakoff: Robinson was named Player of the Game following a dominant win over Winnsboro, where he scored four touchdowns. With his cut-and-go ability, Robinson is one of the state's brightest young stars and already holds offers from Baylor, North Texas, Colorado and more.
2028 S James Foster - Lancaster: The 6-foot-2, 200-pounder is a complete defender who can and will attack the run while displaying tremendous range in the secondary. He already rates as one of the nation's top recruits with over 40 offers, and he lived up to the hype. Programs like Texas, Notre Dame, Miami (FL), Oklahoma and more are pressing hard for his commitment.
2029 QB Ty Snell - Allen: The recently minted DCTX four-star plays beyond his years, showing complete control of the pocket and the pinpoint accuracy needed to help the Eagles in their quest for a sixth state title. The 6-foot-3, 195-pounder has been putting up big numbers week after week, so it's easy to see why programs like Texas A&M, Ohio State, Tennessee and more are pressing hard for his commitment. He already holds over 30 offers.
2028 OL Maxx Jones - Allen: Jones turned in one of the most dominant performances up front we've seen this season, opening up huge running lanes, protecting Snell's blindside and burying defenders into the turf with punishing pancake blocks. He's another nationally rated prospect with offers from coast to coast, including Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Alabama, LSU, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Oregon.




