Denton RC High School

The ultimate leader in college recruiting, Rivals.com, has come out with its Texas Top 100 today, and a few area players made the list. Keep in mind, these are the Top 100, regardless of position.

Guyer left tackle Kyle Clark hit the list at No. 36. The 6-5, 265-pounder has committed orally to Texas Tech.

Argyle's Brady Brown came in at No. 51. The 6-5, 195-pound receiver is also listed No. 55 nationally of all wide receivers. He's considering 13 offers from Air Force, Duke, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Purdue, Utah, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Navy, New Mexico St., Rice and Tulsa. You reckon Brady Brown is a smart kid? I do.

So, the state 7-on-7 football championships are this week in College Station, and the folks over at TexasPrepInsider.com have released their top 32 teams in the 5A-4A division.

No. 14? Your Guyer Wildcats! Guyer has been the whipping boy of the area in the past two seasons, but things are looking bright for the Wildcats now after notching just one win in their first two varsity seasons.

It will be interesting to see the growth of sophomore-to-be quarterback J.W. Walsh, the son of Guyer head coach John Walsh. 7-on-7 is a great way for a new quarterback to get his feet wet.

Our boy Josh Williams will begin classes at the University of Nebraska on July 14, getting him to Lincoln to begin working out after being delayed by his legal troubles, according to this report.

As I'm sure you remember, Josh got in trouble punching an acquaintance in his car and taking $800 in cash from him -- allegedly. Now he has to keep his nose clean for two years to get it scratched from his record.

I'm sure I don't know Josh as well as some of you, but this incident came as a surprise to me. What do you guys think of Mr. Williams? Is this out of character for him? Do you guys think this was a one-time incident?