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Carius Curne

CariusCurne

Marion, ARMarion
Jersey
#57
Pos
OT
HT / WT
6-4 / 320
Class
FR
NIL Valuation
$750K
$493K
91.00
Ole Miss
College Rankings
NatlOT#35
93.80
Portal Rankings
Natl#39OT#5
Experience
2026 – present
Year
Sophomore
Age
20
The Journey
Class of 2025
Ole Miss Rebels
ENROLLED
LSU Tigers
LSU Tigers
2025 – 2025
TRANSFER
Marion Patriots
Marion Patriots
2023 – 2024
HIGH SCHOOL

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Reminds Us Of

Jason Peters
Jason Peters
OT / 6-4 / 328
ArkansasArkansas · HS Class of 2000

Any comparison to such an accomplished NFL player is a lofty one, but Carius Curne's rare athleticism along the offensive line reminds us of Jason Peters. Both are similarly sized at the same stage and unique movers for the position along with being recruited as defensive linemen.

Scouting Report

Approved · Nov 25, 2024

Carius Curne

Scouted byCharles Power
IOL2025 · Football

Freakish athlete along the offensive line. Measured in at 6-foot-4, 320 pounds with 33.5-inch arms and 9.5-inch hands prior to his senior season. Carries his weight well, looking like a much lighter player to the eye. Registers as an elite athlete in the combine setting, running a 4.8 second 40-yard dash and posting an eye-popping 4.3 second short shuttle at college camps prior to his junior season. Lines up as a two-way standout at his high school, playing left tackle and along the defensive line. Shows rare movement skills with twitch that immediately stands out. Moves at a different speed…

Personal Life

Carius Curne's high school coach isn't afraid to call his shot. “He is a top-10 NFL pick, if he realizes his potential, and he can do that at any of the schools he chooses,” Marion (Arkansas) High coach Lance Clark told Best of Arkansas Sports. The praise means a lot, especially since Curne didn't play football until the ninth grade and Clark said Curne was "raw" even as a sophomore. "He's long, so athletic," Clark told Arkansas Online. "I think he's a stud. I think he's going to be dominate. He's as good of an offensive lineman that I've seen since I've been coaching." Benton coach Brad Davis said he has seen enough of Curne to know he's a difference-maker. "He is big athletic guy that can play offensive line or defensive line, didn't play as much defensive line against us but you can tell he is very athletic and can move," Harris said. "As an O-lineman, if he got his hands on our defensive line guys, they were in trouble. He was really physical, and he would stay attached until the whistle blew."

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