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Message: [QUOTE="CuseLegacy, post: 1731605, member: 469"] [SIZE=4][URL]http://etsn.fm/hendersons-trestan-ebner-picks-up-offer-from-north-texas/[/URL][/SIZE] [SIZE=6][B][/B] [B]Henderson’s Trestan Ebner Picks Up Offer From North Texas[/B][/SIZE] by [URL='http://etsn.fm/author/mikegraham/'][U]Mike Graham[/U][/URL] April 7, 2016 11:53 AM [URL='http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fetsn.fm%2Fhendersons-trestan-ebner-picks-up-offer-from-north-texas%2F%3Ftrackback%3Dfbshare_top&t=Henderson%26%238217%3Bs+Trestan+Ebner+Picks+Up+Offer+From+North+Texas'][/URL] [IMG]http://wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net/80450F/etsn.fm/files/2015/09/IMG_2822.jpg?w=630&h=420&zc=1&s=0&a=t&q=89[/IMG] Henderson receiver Trestan Ebner received an offer from North Texas on Thursday. (Trey Bell, ETSN.fm) People just won’t leave SMU verbal commitment Trestan Ebner alone. North Texas joined the Henderson receiver’s recruiting mix Thursday morning with a college football scholarship opportunity. It came on the heels of Syracuse offering Wednesday evening. Ebner (5-11, 180), who announced the latest news through his personal Twitter account, became SMU’s very first 2017 commitment in December. Four of his six total offers arrived after he made his pledge. Arkansas, Kansas and Illinois are the other schools that have standing offers out for Ebner. The Mean Green program is in a transitional phase. Former head coach Dan McCarney was fired midway through last season as the team sputtered toward a 1-11 record. Seth Littrell was hired as McCarney’s replacement in December. Littrell served as North Carolina’s offensive coordinator the past two seasons and owned the same title at Indiana three campaigns ago. He picked up another nine years years of assistant coaching experience split between Texas Tech and Arizona. The Mean Green coaching staff has a bit of East Texas flavor. Running backs coach Tommy Perry, a Tyler Lee graduate, was retained from McCarney’s staff. North Texas has been to five bowl games through 20 years as a modern Division I program. It played FCS ball between 1979 and 1994. Ebner helped Henderson to a 7-3 finish in 2015. The team missed the playoffs despite tying for the final playoff berth out of District 9-4A Division I, but ended the regular season with a 30-10 win over the league’s first-place finisher, Kilgore. Henderson will once again compete in 9-4A D-I in 2016 along with Bullard, Carthage, Center, Chapel Hill, Kilgore and Palestine. Ebner, like all current junior prospects, can officially sign with the college of his choosing on Feb. 1, 2017. [/QUOTE]

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