Midwestern State - Signing Class 2018

As of 4:56, Feb. 7, 2018

High School signees

QB	Prince Mavula	Justin Northwest HS
RB	Tyrees Whitfield	Abilene Cooper
RB	Donaven Lloyd	Conroe HS
RB	Justin Jones	Holliday HS
RB	Fahez Yusuf	Richardson Berkner HS
RB	Chaise Ellis	Stratford HS
WR	Tony Richardson	Cedar Ridge HS
WR	Cornell Caldwell	Mesquite Horn HS
WR	Jordan Carroll	North Forney HS
WR	Jamarzeyea Arvie	North Mesquite HS
WR	Trevion Bandy	North Shore HS
WR	Leonardo Saldana	Northwest HS
WR	Jake Edgemon	Wichita Falls Rider
TE	Norman Petry	Beaumont Ozen HS
TE	Jay-Ton Franklin	Saint Mary's Hall HS
OL	Caleb Gill	Denton Guyer HS
OL	Mark Walton	Duncanville HS
OL	Steven Posey	Lake Travis HS
OL	Isaiha Peralto	Lubbock Monterey HS
OL	Errin Davis	North Mesquite HS
OL	Trey Hempstead	Plano East HS
OL	Rudy Garcia	San Antonio Clark HS
DL	Melik Owens	Cypress Ridge HS
DL	Zed Asowata	Cypress Ridge HS
DL	Zane Kuykendall	Hays HS
DL	Michael McDonald	Houston Nimitz HS
DL	Jacob Nichter	Keller HS
DL	Jaron Gary	Mesquite Poteet HS
DL	David Uwubanmwen	Sachse HS
DL	A'quan Randolph	Spring Dekaney HS
LB	Chase Albercrombie	Cedar Hill HS
LB	Zach Zamora	George Ranch HS
LB	Zack West	Henretta HS
LB	Jermaine "JJ" Wright	Langham Creek HS
LB	Justin Guillory	Spring HS
DB	My'kell Ross	Angleton HS
DB	Kevion Gabriel	Ennis HS
DB	Chris McDonald	Ennis HS
DB	Ky Halton	Frisco Heritage
DB	Ahmad Banks	Hempstead HS
DB	Deandre Walker	Rockwall-Heath HS
DB	Gerrick McKinney	WF Hirschi HS

Unconfirmed Transfers

DL	Ken Fagans	Kilgore JC
DL	Jack Gonzalez	LA Harbor College
DL	Anthony Fields	Trinity Valley CC
K	Ryan Buckley	Blinn JC

MWSUFootball delivers quality class of 42 on National Signing Day

WICHITA FALLS, Texas - Midwestern State coach Bill Maskill unveiled a talented 2018 recruiting class with a balance of size and speed following a furious day of activity Wednesday on National Signing Day.

The strong class of prospects includes 42 prep standouts who chose to continue their gridiron careers and suit up for the Maroon & Gold.

"This class has the ability to be one of the best we've assembled in my tenure," Maskill said. "We were able to add a few players late who add to an already solid group. I am particularly excited for the help coming on the defensive line. We are also able to add quality depth. How they contribute will depend on how they are willing to prepare and what kind of shape they are in mentally and physically going into the fall. We are very excited that we were able to address many needs with potential quality student-athletes."

The class includes 22 offensive position players including seven offensive linemen, seven wide receivers, five running backs, two tight ends and a quarterback, while 20 defensive position players fill out the class including five defensive ends, five linebackers, four cornerbacks, three interior linemen and three safeties.

Midwestern State finished its 18th consecutive winning season in 2017 completing its second undefeated run through the regular season. The Mustangs claimed their third Lone Star Conference championship advancing to the NCAA playoffs for the ninth time.