Lake Travis football coach Hank Carter confirmed on
Monday that Lagasse gave a verbal commitment to Southern Methodist
University over the weekend. Lagasse, a junior, also reportedly received
a scholarship offer from Rice.
A sophomore starter in the secondary for Lake Travis’ 2009
championship squad, Lagasse became a do-it-all all-star for Lake Travis’
2010 title team.
Lagasse intercepted three passes this fall but it was his work on
offense that helped lead Lake Travis to another championship. With
quarterback Michael Brewer sidelined midway through the
season with a shoulder injury, Lagasse filled in for three games before
diverting his attention to other offensive positions.
Lagasse finished the season with 517 rushing yards, 25 receptions and
20 offensive touchdowns. He was honored on the All-Central Texas first
team as a utility player.
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