Jason Hannan was rated as 4-star center, top high school center, and has three years of eligibility left. Looks like Bush got himself some more blocking up front.
A number of new Texas State linemen were at he workout including University of Oklahoma transfer Jason Hannan, who comes to San Marcos with three years of eligibility and a very impressive resume.
The 6-3, 283-pound sophomore from Waxahachie was the nation’s top-rated center and No. 23 overall coming out of high school in 2007 according to Rivals.com.
And you’ll never guess who played a key role in luring Hannan to San Marcos: Former Bobcat quarterback/receiver Chase Wasson, who transferred to Oklahoma two years ago.
“We were roommates for a semester at Oklahoma and he told me about Texas State. I wanted to be a little more close to home, so I decided to come here,” Hannan said.
I'm not so hot on FBS transfers as a whole but this puts us 3 deep at center, all sophs, and adds to our 2 deep depth on the O line, with experience all across it.
CatMom wrote:I'm not so hot on FBS transfers as a whole but this puts us 3 deep at center, all sophs, and adds to our 2 deep depth on the O line, with experience all across it.
Thats what I'm happy about....depth. Now we can rotate fresh guys in and really dominate on offense.
