The 2030 prospect already has offers from both TCU and SMU. He talks about his early varsity experience, staying close to home and the parts of his game he wants to develop.
TCU football is getting an early look at a local wide receiver with plenty of time to grow. Ben Cornist, a 2030 prospect from Lake Dallas High School, has received offers from both the Horned Frogs and SMU.
At 6-foot-4 and 205 pounds, Cornist already has the size that draws attention at the position. He is also producing as a freshman. I spoke with him about playing varsity football, the attention from two Dallas–Fort Worth programs and what he hopes to improve before his high school career is over.
An Early Start at Lake Dallas
Cornist plays for a Lake Dallas program in its first season under head coach Jeremy Males, who previously served as the Falcons’ offensive coordinator. I asked how the program has prepared him for the next level. Cornist said, “Lake Dallas plays great competition every week, and I have been able to play at the varsity level early on, so that will help my game in the future.”…