Houston's Versatile TE from the Case Keenum Era
Wesley Scourten, a 6-6, 235-pound tight end for the Houston Cougars around 2010, stood out with game-changing plays like earning Player of the Week honors for a standout performance against the Rams, blocking a crucial Tulane field-goal attempt, and hauling in a 31-yard reception—showcasing his rare blend of size, special teams tenacity, and receiving upside in an era powered by Case Keenum's record 5,671 passing yards in 2009. His multi-tool intensity makes him a coach's dream for red-zone mismatches and hustle plays, though as a redshirt senior by 2010, he's likely post-college now; scout him if seeking prototypical TE leadership.
