In the modern recruiting landscape, some offers are about rankings. Others are about projection. Houston’s latest move into Liberty-Eylau for Class of 2028 edge prospect Luke Baysinger feels much more like the latter — a staff identifying traits before the rest of the region fully catches up. At 6-foot-4 and 235 pounds, Baysinger already looks the part walking off the bus. Long frame. Natural edge-body build. Room to continue adding functional weight without sacrificing movement. The type of prospect defensive staffs quietly circle early because the physical makeup is difficult to manufacture…
Houston Plants Early Flag in Texas With 2028 EDGE Luke Baysinger
The 6-foot-4 Texas edge prospect brings length, toughness, and developmental upside as Willie Fritz’s staff continues building Houston’s future defensive identity.

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