Texas 2027 Receiver Already Has 42 Offers, With UW Among Them

Originally posted on Washington Huskies on SI
By Dan Raley | Last updated Jun 4, 2025 8:59 PM ET

Trenton Yancey better watch out or he's liable to get a big head.

Wrapping up his sophomore year of high school in the Dallas metro area, the wide receiver holds a whopping 42 college football scholarship offers, including one from the University of Washington.

If you are Jedd Fisch or any other coach trying to speak with him direct, good luck.

The kid might need a switchboard operator to handle all of his incoming calls.

Yancey, who doesn't resemble any of the characters from Friday Night Lights, whether it be the movie or the TV series, is a creation all to his own self.

In a promo shot, he's shown sitting on a throne wearing shades and chains, which could mean he has expensive tastes.

Batten down the NIL accounts because Yancey might be looking for a good-sized incentive to come to your school.

All offers on the table so far for Class of 2027 4 ⭐️ WR Trenton Yancey ( @d1trent_ ).
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Trenton Yancey is a 6’0 (180 LBS) WR out of Duncanville, TX. With a total of 42 offers, Trenton is one of the top ranked prospects in the Class of 2027 ranking as the 22nd overall recruit in… pic.twitter.com/k035AJtsCv
— Steezo (@SteezoDsgn) June 3, 2025

He's a 6-foot, 180-pound pass-catcher who plays for Duncanville, which is one of those Texas schoolboy football powerhouses, with this one located southwest of Dallas.

Yancey comes off a 30-catch, 450-yard, 7-touchdown showing for the 13-1 Panthers, who lost 36-34 to eventual state champion North Crowley in the 6A semifinals.

Again, that's Duncanville Panthers, not Dillon Panthers.

Yancey changed schools after spending his freshman year at Arlington's Lamar High School, but saw his numbers dip almost in half by moving up. In 2023, he caught 59 balls for 814 yards and 5 scores for a 4-6 team.

Regardless of numbers, he's still considered a 4-star recruit and the No. 22 player nationally in his Class of 2027.

The Huskies offered Yancey during spring football a year ago and, while they've been fairly aggressive going after players well away from Seattle, there doesn't seem to be any real sort of connection between him the the UW.

But it's early yet. The beauty of Yancey, considering how young he is, is how many scholarship offers can this guy run up before it's time to go off to college.

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