'10 MN OL Seantrel Henderson (Official Offer)

[Muck]

Originally Posted by smitty03

Here is the link:

You may not know their names or their faces just yet, but - 07.14.08 - SI Vault

Interesting that the pros know him by name already.

[NJ-Buckeye]

I'm not sure I don't want him on the hardwood

[Oh8ch]

There a short little blurb and picture in the new Sports Illustrated of him. The feature is titled "Where Will They Be?" and gives a rundown of 15 teens that are the best in their respective sports and will make a splash in a couple of years (if they aren't already).

Future Buckeye wrestler Logan Stieber and his brother Hunter are included in that article if you read a little further.

[Cavfan89]

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Xavier Henry dropped in 36 points against Howard Pulley. His strong scoring effort was moot thanks to a last-second game-winning bucket from 6-foot-8 offensive lineman Seantrel Henderson.

[ryan20]

Originally Posted by Cavfan89

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Cant wait to see some film to see how athletic Seantrel is.

[Muck]

Originally Posted by Oh8ch

Future Buckeye wrestler Logan Stieber and his brother Hunter are included in that article if you read a little further.

Linked it in the OSU wrestling recruiting thread.

[Buckskin86]

Posted: Sunday July 13, 2008 6:56PM; Updated: Sunday July 13, 2008
Andy Staples > INSIDE HIGH SCHOOL

A pair of prospects look to reverse trend and become two-sport stars Story Highlights

Seantrel Henderson is a 6-7, 305-pound offensive tackle/power forward
Marlon Brown is a 6-5, 205-pound wide receiver/small forward
Starring in two sports is now difficult thanks to paranoid millionaire coaches

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. -- Seantrel Henderson expects the subject to arise this school year when college coaches are officially allowed to finally contact him. Marlon Brown, a year older than Henderson, already has made up his mind.

Henderson, from St. Paul, Minn., and Brown, from Memphis, Tenn., are two of the better players at this weekend's Nike Peach Jam. Coaches from across the nation would love to have the 6-foot-7, 305-pound Henderson patrolling the paint or the 6-5, 205-pound Brown on the wing. But another set of coaches covets Henderson and Brown even more. Henderson, a rising junior at Cretin-Derham Hall, may be the top offensive tackle prospect -- and possibly the top overall prospect -- in the class of 2010. Brown, a senior at Harding Academy, is ranked as the nation's No. 2 receiver in the class of 2009 by Rivals.com.

And each wants to do double duty in college. "That's what I want to do," said Henderson, a gentle giant who usually gets his way on the field and on the court. Brown, meanwhile, said the programs that stay in the hunt for his services will be the ones that will allow him to play both sports.

Henderson, meanwhile, is a road grader on the football field and a mighty road block on the court. Opponents can't box him out, and they seem shocked when they realize he can jump and run like a player half his size. Henderson, the sixth man on the Howard Pulley Panthers traveling team, spent much of Saturday night guarding Oklahoma City, Okla., star Daniel Orton, a 6-10 rising senior who is mulling offers from most of the top 25. While Henderson only finished with six points and five rebounds, he made the game-winning bucket. Orton finished with two points and one rebound.

Henderson said he loves both sports equally, though the affair with hoops did begin first. "I started playing basketball in third grade," Henderson said. "I started playing football in fourth grade. I went from there."

Two stars look to buck trend and play two sports in college - Andy Staples - SI.com