Cy Woods All-Time Roster: Number 85

Up next, the Wildcats who have worn #85. All but one have been wide receivers.

Sean Weda, another Wildcat who has answered the call to serve our nation, was the first to wear this number. He joined the Marines after graduating and has served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Sean Weda, 2008

Clesmie Burden was assigned this jersey upon his callup in 2009, but he wore #19 in 2010. I'll have more on him when I get to 19.

Brandon La Porte, also known as Coach Whitmore's son, wore #85 in 2010. He used to bear a strong resemblance to a young Tiger Woods but as he's gotten older, he's transformed into Russell Wilson.

After graduating from LSU, Brandon became a coach. He spent the 2015 season as a graduate assistant at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, working with the wide receivers. Brandon served as the video coordinator and an assistant special teams coach at Lamar University in Beaumont in 2016. In 2017, Brandon entered the high school coaching ranks as a wide receivers coach at Seguin High School, where he eventually became the co-offensive coordinator. Brandon then moved to defense in 2020 when he took a position as the safeties coach at Oak Ridge High School in Conroe ISD.

Brandon La Porte (right), 2010

The next player to wear 85 was Ryan Hunter in 2011. 

Ryan Hunter, 2011

Devin Hokanson was called up late in the 2012 season and was assigned #85, but he wore #3 in 2013, his senior year. More on him when I get to #3. 

Luis Reyes, a kicker, wore #85 in 2014, his sophomore year after transferring in from Langham Creek. That season, Luis set a new Cy Woods single-season record for points by a kicker with 95. Luis was nothing short of outstanding in his first season; he proved to be adept at onside kicks and came through when his team needed him most as he drilled a game-tying 37-yard field goal against Cy-Fair to force overtime. He also set a new school record with a 48-yard field goal against Cy Lakes.

Luis wore #7 during his junior season and wore #1 as a senior. He played one season at Texas Southern.

Luis Reyes, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2014-16; wore #7 in 2015 and #1 in 2016

Texas Southern Tigers, 2017

Tory Spears, a safety, made the varsity in 2016, his junior year. He transferred to Cy Woods from Randall High in Amarillo, where he played wide receiver as a sophomore. Tory also played basketball for the Wildcats.

His father, Marcus, was an offensive lineman who played ten years in the NFL for the Chicago Bears, Kansas City Chiefs, and Houston Texans.

Tory Spears, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2016-17

Iowa State Cyclones, 2018-present