Jaden Smith is a 2027 DB/ATH with the speed, versatility and varsity experience to contribute in multiple roles. Offensively, he can line up at running back, inside receiver or outside receiver, giving an offense flexibility to move him around and create favorable matchups. He is also a dangerous return option with the ability to generate explosive plays in space.

Jaden brings verified speed, including a 10.99 100-meter time, and was a member of Plainview’s Class 4A state-championship 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams. That speed translates directly to the field, where he can separate, close ground quickly and threaten defenses vertically or after the catch. Defensively, he has experience in the secondary and the athletic ability to cover, run and play in space. His value increases because he can contribute on offense, defense and special teams without needing a highly specialized role.

His combination of verified speed, positional versatility, return ability and two-way experience gives a college staff several ways to use him and get him on the field.

Dominique Coursey is a high-level 2028 two-way athlete with a rare combination of size, speed, physicality and production. At roughly 6'3", 210 pounds, he has the frame of a big receiver with verified 10.90 100m speed and the athleticism to create matchup problems all over the field. That speed has also translated to the track, where he was the anchor for the state-championship 4x100, 4x200, and 4x400 relay teams.

Offensively, Dominique is a polished, physical receiver with strong hands, excellent body control and the ability to win both underneath and vertically. As a sophomore, he caught 23 passes for 602 yards and 6 touchdowns, averaging over 26 yards per reception. He runs well after the catch, finishes through contact and has the speed to turn routine completions into explosive plays.

He is just as impactful on defense. Dominique totaled 101 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and 4 interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown. His combination of size, range and physicality allows him to play aggressively near the line of scrimmage while still covering ground and making plays in space. A multi-sport athlete in football, basketball and track, Dominique brings legitimate high-level athleticism to an already college-ready frame.

Jett Frankum is a powerful, explosive 2028 athlete who has already proven he can take over games in multiple ways. As a sophomore, he produced 1,487 all-purpose yards and 13 touchdowns. He split time between running back and slot, averaged over 7 yards per carry and contributed heavily in the return game.

Jett is a decisive runner with excellent vision, patience behind blocks and strong contact balance. He has the burst to turn a crease into a big play and dependable hands as a receiver. He is comfortable catching the ball out of the backfield or lining up in the slot as a true receiving threat.

Jett’s production does not stop on offense. He is a two-way starter who added 61 tackles, 3 interceptions, 9 pass breakups, 2 fumble recoveries and a blocked field goal on defense. He is also especially dangerous fielding punts and kicks.

His wrestling background shows up in his leverage, balance and physicality, while his track background gives him legitimate athletic versatility. He is the type of player a staff can move around and create touches for in multiple ways.

Gray Barrett is a high-upside 2029 prospect who already looks and plays well beyond his age. At 6'1", 210 pounds, he combines varsity-ready size and strength with unusual speed, quickness and lateral agility for his frame. He plays with real physicality and already possesses a rare blend of traits with three full high-school seasons still ahead of him.

As a freshman, Gray was a major impact player on both sides of the football. Offensively, he is a powerful blocker with reliable hands and the athleticism to create matchup problems at TE or H-back. Defensively, his combination of strength, range and pursuit ability allows him to make plays both near the line of scrimmage and in space.

For his sophomore campaign, Gray has moved to middle linebacker and will be trusted to call and help lead the Plainview defense for the next three seasons. His football IQ, instincts and understanding of the game stand out for such a young player. He diagnoses plays quickly, communicates well and plays with intensity and passion. The responsibility he has already earned reflects the confidence his coaches have in him as both a player and a leader.

Gray is also one of the hardest workers in the room. He is highly competitive, embraces physical contact, competes in multiple sports and maintains a 4.0+ GPA. His combination of size, athleticism, physicality, football intelligence and leadership gives him significant long-term upside as a linebacker and makes him an especially intriguing young prospect in the 2029 class.