Kid is gonna be a star
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Yeah, hopefully for us.
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He is going to put on about 20 lbs this off season and going to be outstanding! Go Coogs!
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Looks to be a very special player, hope we can give him plenty of tools to play with.
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Gotta keep him…his future looks bright.
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He seems to be mature for his age, level headed, and from a family that’s not using him for a buck. I think he may stay with us, until he declares. But, who knows.
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He performed with extraordinary poise.
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Him and Hebert looked amazing.
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Both these kids are going to be next level! 
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Speaking of the Hebert kid I noticed he wore No. 23 which is the same number Kenny Hebert wore for the Coogs back in the ‘60s.
Wonder if they are related.
Kenny was one of the best punter-kickers we ever had here not to mention being an outstanding receiver.
I remember that touchdown against Georgia in the Astrodome, him once having an 80 yard punt and also his argument with McVea on the sidelines.
Warren made the front cover of SI sitting on the sideline
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I think they both stay here and lead us to the promised land … 
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No relation according to stories and interviews I’ve read - I figure that would have been noteworthy enough to mention at some point.
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They may not be related, but the Hebert name is a nice blast from the past.
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No relation! But his dad, Jason Hebert was a stud DB at Klein High School and All conference DB at Rice. Played for the Chargers as well! He also has several uncles who played at Klein and in college. One played to Auburn, another at Ole Miss, and another at Texas A&M. Heck of a bloodline
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Here’s to him being the best of the bunch!
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I thought I read that before but it is ironic how both have the same name and number 23 and play for the Coogs.
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Every snap Keisean takes is costing us about 10K in next year’s NIL
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Keisean had a great game but let’s pump the brakes a little.
Do you get this excited when your stock goes up in a single day?
Patience.
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Keisean didn’t just look good, he looked athletic and polished.
Frankly, he looked like a man among boys, despite being one of the youngest players in the game.
The way he took that muffed snap and turned it into a TD epitomizes the phrase “turning lemons into lemonade”.
It looked absolutely effortless.
He deserves every bit of praise he’s getting.
I don’t blame ANYONE for being excited about him.
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It reminded me of another player I watched play as a true Freshman over 40 years ago who turned out to be one of the best EVER.
IMO, we all witnessed something very special last night.
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Valid take. When he does that against a P4 team there’s no turning back. (Actually no turning back now, but you know)
No, I only look monthly