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California

Scholarship traits at the Group of 5 level, with the tools to earn Power 4 looks as you develop.

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Scholarship traits at the FCS level, with room to climb through continued development and film.

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I was born in San Antonio, TX.  We have family in the Midwest.  I pride myself in the weight room, being a good teammate, my academics, and ultimately serving God.  I’m blessed to be part of the Jags program and enjoy battling alongside my brothers.  I come from an athletic family.  My sister ran college track, my mother was a multi-sport athlete as well as my father.  He played RB at Ball State and is a two time Hall of Famer.

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A developmental projection today — keep adding film, measurables, and reps, and your evaluation grows with your game.

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Scholarship-caliber traits for Division II and NAIA programs, with room to climb through continued development.

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Starter-caliber traits for a Power 4 program (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC). Squarely on major-conference radars.

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Blue-chip traits — a high-priority Power 4 target with the tools to contribute early at the highest level.

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The top of the scale — national-caliber talent that every major program pursues, with a clear NFL trajectory.

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Three-down running back prospect who wins with burst, vision, and a physical downhill style. Verified at 5-foot-9, 177 pounds in March 2026, and it's very possible he's closer to 180-plus pounds now, with camp being over five months ago. Athletic, developed build, with his upper body filled out and limited room left, while the lower half can still add some mass. He's close to his physical ceiling but should sit comfortably in the 200–pound range at the next level without sacrificing athletic ability. Ran an impressive laser-verified 4.71 40-yard dash to go with a 4.52 shuttle, and posted solid explosive numbers, jumping nearly 30 inches in the vertical and nearly 9 feet in the broad jump.

His burst and acceleration are his calling card; he reaches his top gear in a hurry and has real juice out of the backfield. Strong runner who runs behind his pads and isn't afraid of contact. Sees lanes quickly and accelerates through them, and when the runway is blocked, he has the vision to find daylight. Accelerates through contact with strong leg drive, which makes him tough to bring down in close quarters. He's also a quality pass catcher out of the backfield and down the field. Natural ball tracker who's comfortable catching the football away from his frame, which paired with his physical demeanor as a blocker, gives him genuine three-down value.

The developmental questions center on his balance and movement skills. He has some apparent hip stiffness and occasionally stumbles over his own feet, and it shows up in his contact balance. Rather than absorbing contact and staying upright, he tends to lower his shoulder and fall forward on first contact, which too often ends the play. And the hip stiffness limits his wiggle and elusiveness, so he lacks the lateral ability to consistently make defenders miss in space. Because he doesn't create much on his own, he ends up meeting defenders and engaging in contact more often than not, which leads to him going to the ground.

I'm projecting him to the FCS level, where I find his ability to carve out a role as a three-down back is more likely than at the FBS level early on in his career. He can win on first and second down with his physical running style and the vision to find daylight, and he's an explosive, well-tested athlete. On third down, his physicality should make him a willing blocker, and he's a comfortable enough pass catcher to stay on the field. The hangup is the contact balance and hip stiffness. The leg drive and toughness are there, but until he learns to absorb contact and stay up, and until he develops the wiggle to avoid meeting defenders in the first place, the plays that should extend are going to keep ending on first contact. If he can clean that up while adding mass without losing his burst, there's room for him to climb and potentially move on to FBS football.

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