High school football kicked off its first week all around the country. The 2025 incoming freshman class is more important than ever for C2C leagues. Every week, we will update you on how players in the 2025 class are doing and whether they are moving up or down or grading boards. Throughout the season, we will post what stats and information we can find on the current top 10 at each position.
Quarterbacks
Bryce Underwood- LSU
Bryce will play his first game on Friday, 8/30, against Clarkston, MI.
Tavien St. Clair- Ohio State
Tavien totaled six touchdowns in his senior debut for Bellefontaine high school vs. Sidney. He passed for four while adding two rushing touchdowns. Tavien continues to be one of the gems of the 2025 class and is rated as a 0.87 in the QSI (quarterback star index.)
Keelon Russell- Alabama
Russell played in a scrimmage for Duncanville, TX, high school. He posted his own stats on Twitter. He went 13-for-19 for 213 yards and two passing touchdowns. He also had 46 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. Russell and Duncanville kick off their season on September 6th in search of a third straight 6A D-1 state title.
Julian Lewis- USC
Lewis continues his hot start to his senior season. In his game against Columbia, he passed for 274 yards and four touchdowns, leading Carrollton to a 35-7 victory.
Husan Longstreet- Texas A&M
Husan did not play in his season opener due to a foot injury. Reports are that the coaching staff is saving him for a championship run instead of focusing on one game. There is no word on whether he will play in week two.
Matt Zollers- Missouri
Zollers passed for 252 yards on Friday night. It has been confirmed that he is now the leading passer in Spring-Ford High School history with 5,760 yards. He still has his full season ahead of him to add to that record.
Deuce Knight- Notre Dame
Knight, the five-star quarterback Notre Dame commit, has played in his final preseason game. He led touchdown drives on each of his first three drives including a 60-yard touchdown pass to WR Brenn Moddy.
George MacIntyre- Tennessee
No reported stats for MacIntyre’s game with Brentwood Academy. However, he did throw an interception to end the game as Brentwood would go on to lose 31-24.
Ryan Montgomery- Georgia
Ryan suffered an injury early Friday night in his game. He was tackled and launched into the air, landing awkwardly on his knee. He was seen coming back into the game, limping, and was then removed. As of now, there are no reports on the severity.
Bryce Baker- North Carolina
Baker led East Forsyth High School to a 24-18 win while passing for 295 yards.
Running Backs
Harlem Berry- LSU
Harlem did not play this week. He will play his first game against Willow on Friday, 08/30.
Jordan Davison- Oregon
Davison helped lead one of the top-ranked high schools in Mater Dei to a win with his first 100+ rushing-yard game of his senior season. He rushed for at least one touchdown, a 44-yard scoring run.
Alvin Henderson- Auburn
Henderson opened his senior season by making a statement against Luverne High School. He rushed for 325 yards on 19 carries and five rushing touchdowns. His scoring runs consisted of a 67, 25, 51, 34, and 1 yard rush. He averaged an impressive 17.1 YPC.
Marquise Davis- Kentucky
Davis performed on both sides of the ball for Cleveland Heights High School in the opening game of his senior year. On 22 carries, he rushed for 233 yards and a pair of rushing touchdowns. He also added two interceptions on defense, one of which was returned for a defensive touchdown.
Wide Receivers
Dakorien Moore- Oregon
Moore and Duncanville played in a scrimmage this week. Moore made an impressive juke move that has made its way around social media, but there were no reports on his highlights.
Derek Meadows- LSU
Meadows hauled in at least one touchdown and blocked a punt, helping Bishop Gorman win their first game. Meadows did make a highlight touchdown grab, pinning the ball against the defender’s back, but it was called incomplete.
Jerome Myles- Undecided
Myles helped lead Corner Canyon to a big upset over one of the top ranked high schools in the country, IMG Academy. Myles had just five receptions but finished with 125 yards and three touchdowns. He averaged 25 YPC.
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