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About CJ Cavazos About CJ Cavazos This agency has been in business since 1995. First of all my name is CJ Cavazos. I am a father and Ex-Football Coach. My background is very diversified. I coached High School Football and College Football. In 2002 I was a part of the Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Internship with the Arizona Cardinals. My passion for HS Athletes came from my coaching job at Dallas Carter High School. While at Dallas Carter I had the honor of working for Bruce Chambers, (Now the TE Coach at the University of Texas). I learned a lot about recruiting at Dallas Carter. Our football teams had many Division 1 athletes. We send players to schools like Miami, Notre Dame, Purdue, Texas, Texas A & M, Texas Tech, Baylor, Arkansas, Arkansas State, LSU, Oklahoma State, Tulsa, New Mexico, UCLA, USC etc. There are so many schools, but the truth is that I'm probable missing a lot more. In the 90's Dallas Carter was a ONE-Stop shop for College Coaches. A Division 1, Division 1-AA or Division 2 coach could stop at Dallas Carter HS and see 30-40 Division 1, 1-AA, or 2, athletes in one practice. I learned to listen to those coaches and ask them what they were looking for. While at Dallas Carter I had the pleasure of meeting Coaches like, Urban Meyer while he was the WR Coach at Notre Dame and now the Head Football Coach at Ohio State University, Kevin Sumlin while he was the WR coach at Purdue and now the Head Football Coach at Texas A & M University, Curtis Luper while he was the DB coach at Stephen F. Austin and now the Recruiting Coordinator at TCU, Steve Kragthorpe while he was the WR coach at Texas A & M and now the QB Coach at LSU, Curtis Johnson while he was the WR Coach at Miami, and now the Head Football Coach at Tulane, Ron Milus while he was the DB Coach at Texas A & M and now the DB Coach for the San Diego Chargers, Steve Wilks while he was the DB Coach at Notre Dame and now the DB Coach for the Carolina Panthers. This is just a few of the coaches that I can honestly say are "MY GUYS". These relationships are very special to me, in saying that I will not just take anyone as a CLIENT. We will evaluate each and every player and determine as a STAFF if we feel that YOUR SON/DAUGHTER has a chance to compete at the Collegiate level. If we feel that your child does have a chance we will set up a meeting and take the next step. Remember this before you contact us, WE ARE HERE TO BE HONEST WITH YOU. Divison 1 Coaches that we are Affilated with!!!! Alabama Crimson Tide University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Auburn Tigers Auburn University Auburn Troy Trojans Troy University Troy UAB Blazers University of Alabama Birmingham at Birmingham [edit] Arizona Arizona Wildcats University of Arizona Tucson Arizona State Sun Arizona State Tempe Devils University [edit] Arkansas Arkansas Razorbacks University of Arkansas Fayetteville Arkansas State Red Arkansas State Jonesboro Wolves University [edit] California California Golden University of California, Berkeley Bears Berkeley Fresno State Bulldogs California State Fresno University, Fresno San Diego State San Diego State San Diego Aztecs University San José State San Jose State San Jose Spartans University USC University of Southern Los Angeles California UCLA Bruins University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles [edit] Colorado Colorado Buffaloes University of Colorado Boulder at Boulder Colorado State Rams Colorado State Fort Collins University [edit] Connecticut Connecticut Huskies University of Storrs Connecticut [edit] Florida FIU Golden Panthers Florida International Miami University Florida Gators University of Florida Gainesville Florida Atlantic Owls Florida Atlantic Boca Raton University Florida State Florida State Tallahassee Seminoles University Miami Hurricanes University of Miami Coral Gables South Florida Bulls University of South Tampa Florida UCF Knights University of Central Orlando Florida [edit] Georgia Georgia Bulldogs University of Georgia Athens Georgia Tech Yellow Georgia Institute of Atlanta Jackets Technology Georgia State Georgia State Atlanta Panthers University [edit] Hawaii Hawaiʻi Warriors University of Hawaiʻi at Honolulu Mānoa [edit] Idaho Boise State Broncos Boise State University Boise [edit] Illinois Illinois Fighting Illini University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana–Champaign [edit] Indiana Indiana Hoosiers Indiana University Bloomington Notre Dame Fighting University of Notre South Bend Irish Dame Purdue Boilermakers Purdue University West Lafayette [edit] Iowa Iowa Hawkeyes University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa State Cyclones Iowa State University Ames [edit] Kansas Kansas Jayhawks University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas State Wildcats Kansas State Manhattan University [edit] Kentucky Kentucky Wildcats University of Kentucky Lexington Louisville Cardinals University of Louisville Louisville [edit] Louisiana Louisiana-Lafayette University of Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns at Lafayette Louisiana-Monroe University of Louisiana Monroe Warhawks at Monroe Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Ruston Bulldogs University LSU Tigers Louisiana State Baton Rouge University Tulane Green Wave Tulane University New Orleans [edit] Maryland Maryland Terrapins University of Maryland, College Park College Park [edit] [edit] Michigan Central Michigan Central Michigan Mount Pleasant Chippewas University Eastern Michigan Eastern Michigan Ypsilanti Eagles University Michigan Wolverines University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan State Michigan State East Lansing Spartans University Western Michigan Western Michigan Kalamazoo Broncos University [edit] Minnesota Minnesota Golden University of Minneapolis and St. Paul Gophers Minnesota Twin Cities [edit] Mississippi Mississippi State Mississippi State Starkville Bulldogs University Ole Miss Rebels University of Oxford Mississippi Southern Miss Golden University of Southern Hattiesburg Eagles Mississippi [edit] Missouri Missouri Tigers University of Missouri Columbia [edit] Nebraska Nebraska Cornhuskers University of Lincoln Nebraska–Lincoln [edit] Nevada Nevada Wolf Pack University of Nevada, Reno Reno UNLV Rebels University of Nevada, Las Vegas Las Vegas [edit] New Jersey [edit] New Mexico New Mexico Lobos University of New Albuquerque Mexico New Mexico State New Mexico State Las Cruces Aggies University [edit] New York Buffalo Bulls University at Buffalo, Buffalo The State University of New York Syracuse Orange Syracuse University Syracuse [edit] North Carolina Duke Blue Devils Duke University Durham East Carolina Pirates East Carolina Greenville University North Carolina Tar University of North Chapel Hill Heels Carolina at Chapel Hill North Carolina State North Carolina State Raleigh Wolfpack University [edit] Ohio Akron Zips University of Akron Akron Bowling Green Bowling Green State Bowling Green Falcons University Cincinnati Bearcats University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Kent State Golden Kent State University Kent Flashes Miami RedHawks Miami University Oxford Ohio State Buckeyes The Ohio State Columbus University Toledo Rockets University of Toledo Toledo [edit] Oklahoma Oklahoma Sooners University of Norman Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Stillwater Cowboys University Tulsa Golden University of Tulsa Tulsa Hurricane [edit] Oregon Oregon Ducks University of Oregon Eugene Oregon State Beavers Oregon State Corvallis University [edit] Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Pennsylvania State University Park Lions University Pittsburgh Panthers University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Temple Owls Temple University Philadelphia [edit] South Carolina Clemson Tigers Clemson University Clemson South Carolina University of South Columbia Gamecocks Carolina [edit] Tennessee Memphis Tigers University of Memphis Memphis Middle Tennessee Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro Blue Raiders State University Tennessee Volunteers University of Knoxville Tennessee Vanderbilt Vanderbilt University Nashville Commodores [edit] Texas Baylor Bears Baylor University Waco Houston Cougars University of Houston Houston North Texas Mean University of North Denton Green Texas Rice Owls Rice University Houston SMU Mustangs Southern Methodist University Park University TCU Horned Frogs Texas Christian Fort Worth University Texas Longhorns University of Texas at Austin Austin UTSA Roadrunners University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio Texas State Bobcats Texas State San Marcos University–San Marcos Texas A&M Aggies Texas A&M University College Station Texas Tech Red Texas Tech University Lubbock Raiders UTEP Miners University of Texas at El Paso El Paso [edit] Utah BYU Cougars Brigham Young Provo University Utah Utes University of Utah Salt Lake City Utah State Aggies Utah State University Logan [edit] Virginia Virginia Cavaliers University of Virginia Charlottesville Virginia Tech Hokies Virginia Polytechnic Blacksburg Institute and State University [edit] Washington Washington Huskies University of Seattle Washington Washington State Washington State Pullman Cougars University [edit] West Virginia Marshall Thundering Marshall University Huntington Herd West Virginia West Virginia Morgantown Mountaineers University [edit] Wisconsin Wisconsin Badgers University of Madison Wisconsin–Madison [edit] Wyoming Wyoming Cowboys University of Wyoming Laramie [edit] .
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