UNLV 2010 Football Recruit Analysis: Week 6 - Recruits 16-18

by rebelfan1 on May 22, 2010 12:00 AM PDT in Mountain West Football Recruiting

This is the sixth article of an eight part "Recruiting Trip" that will describe each UNLV football recruit. Each separate article will start off with the same introduction.

UNLV has a wide variety of recruits this year, as this coming year will be Bobby Hauck's first year as UNLV head coach. This class ranges from Defensive Ends to Running Backs and shows promise in almost every recruit. He impressed many people, including myself, in the job he did in such a short period.

Hauck was put in the top 25 recruiters by ESPN, given the late start he had, and that deserves some recognition in itself. His highest recruit that he signed was given a 75 by Scouts, Inc. and was a 3 star recruit, but when your coming from a team that went 5-7 its past 2 years and has literally no prestige under its belt, thats not a bad job of recruiting.

List of 2010 Recruits, their upsides, their downsides, and statistics:

Name: Taj Hasson

School: UNLV

Position: Cornerback

Height/Weight: 6'1" 175 lbs.

High School: Cathedral High School in Los Angeles, CA

Other Offers: None

Recruiting Profiles: Rivals, ESPN, Scouts, Max Preps

There was no information to give an evaluation of this recruit.

Name: Cameron Jefferson

School: UNLV

Position: Offensive Tackle

Height/Weight: 6'7" 250 lbs.

High School: Deser oasis High School in Las Vegas, NV

Other Offers: Nevada

Recruiting Profiles: Rivals, ESPN, Scouts, Max Preps

There was no information to give an evaluation of this recruit.

Name: Kjelby Oiland

School: UNLV

Position: Defensive Tackle

Height/Weight: 6'4" 270 lbs.

High School: Joel E. Ferris High School in Spokane, WA

Other offers: None

Recruiting Profiles: Rivals, ESPN, Scouts, Max Preps

There was no information to give an evaluation of this recruit.

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the problem with unlv is their facilities.

sam boyd stadium kinda sucks. it’s used to be in the middle of nowhere but they have built town homes around most of it. it’s in the worst part of the city(other side of boulder hghwy) and at about the lowest elevation. it is also like 4 or 5 miles to the unlv campus. i read once their weight room is not too good either. they need to upgrade the facilities but most of the sports money goes to basketball b/c unlv is considered a basketball school. i do wish them well. win all your ooc game’s please.

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