Some recruits have to be found. Ezarian Fields was never lost.He grew up in the shadow of the same city that wants him to stay. He plays at North Shore, a program where football is less a sport than a civic habit. He stands 6-foot-5 and weighs 212 pounds, and he looks like a man who will be heavier and meaner in a year or two. The rankings agree. In the 2029 class, Fields is a four-star edge rusher, the No. 6 edge in the country, the No. 45 prospect overall, and the No. 8 player in the state of Texas per 247 Sports ranks. Those numbers draw company. The SEC has come calling, and so has the…
Ezarian Fields Visits Houston Saturday, and the Cougars Are on the Clock
Ezarian Fields has the SEC and the ACC on his phone. On Saturday, Houston has him on its campus.

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