'15 JUCO DL Mote Maile

[BillySee58]

Former Trinity Trojan and current Tyler Junior College player Mote Maile has been offered by us per Gabe Brooks. Looks like he played at Trinity early in his high school career and finished up in California. Obviously played good competition here in the DFW, but played very good competition in California as well. Likely being recruited as a strong side defensive end. Also has played tight end.

JUCO highlights and junior/senior high school highlights at Pittsburg High School in Pittsburgh, CA:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/o/473076/motekiai-maile--43

http://northtexas.scout.com/a.z?s=353&p=8&c=1&nid=7635328

Edited March 25, 2014 by BillySee58

[BillySee58]

Hearing that Tyler Junior College DL Mote Maile has a #MeanGreen offer and will visit in March. Also will visit #TCU on March 7.

— Gabe Brooks (@gabrieldbrooks)

February 19, 2014

[BillySee58]

Apparently picked up a TCU offer, per Gabe Brooks.

Got word that Tyler Junior College DT Mote Maile (@texas_boii817) has gotten a #TCU offer during today's visit. Also has #MeanGreen offer.

— Gabe Brooks (@gabrieldbrooks)

March 22, 2014

[BillySee58]

According to his scout profile, Maile is up to 300 lbs.

[BillySee58]

East Texas Weekly Recruiting Notebook by Gabe Brooks. Says Maile will be a mid-term enrollee.

http://foxs.pt/1iWh2Jf

[NT03]

Hearing Tyler JC DT Motekiai Maile (@texas_boii817) has received an #SMU offer. Already held #TCU and #MeanGreen offers. #Scout

— Gabe Brooks (@gabrieldbrooks)

April 26, 2014

[Ben Gooding]

If we get this guy I'll be thrilled! Would be monumental for us in regards to regional recruiting. I just don't get why these guys don't come here over TCU and SMwho. TCU is set up to be a doormat as well is SMwho. Coming here you have the opportunity to contribute to a pontential winning team. We have the facilities, academics, and we can get guys to the leauge. The glamour of sitting on the bench in the big12 is just better in perception than playing on the field in CUSA. I wish these guys would make smart decisions, rather than immature egotistical driven ones. North Texas could became a powerhouse if these guys would just move their ego to the side band together and commit to making North Texas a national recognized team. This may just be wishful thinking, but all the pieces are in place to erupt, athletically and academically.