I coached in the same district last year as Miles and I’ve said and I maintain the stance that he moves like Roy Williams. I think he is a great get. I don’t know if we will have the same career but when you just watch him it’s hard not to notice.

I can’t find anything other than the ESPN film on him, which doesn’t have many plays and shows off his good feet, but not a whole lot more than that.

Most lists have Metoyer ahead of Onyegbule and I haven’t seen enough film on the latter to make definitive statements about that, but Metoyer is a big-time playmaker — he doesn’t have the best measurables and probably doesn’t run a great 40 time, but he makes things happen on the football field. Whitehouse really rode him hard this year and from the numbers and his sophomore film, he produced, even after Preston Conder left and Quincy Aldridge was hurt. He pretty much was that football team for most of the season, meaning that he was going against defenses geared to stop him.

With that being said, it’s clear that either because Metoyer wasn’t that high on Texas or simply because Bobby Kennedy, who I believe recruited Onyegbule personally, had Onyegbule rated more highly. There are some strong reasons to like Onyegbule a great deal, particularly his agility for his size and a frame that can add some weight, but I like Metoyer a great deal as a player as well.