6A District 4 Sleepers: Part I

Jake Lemming

June 4, 2024 @ 10:11 AM

We're back looking at sleepers in Texas' highest classification division four. Keep in mind, that some of the prospects listed have FBS-level potential, while others could be steals for someone on the lower levels of college football. Regardless of their level of play, each guy has potential for the next level. These young men have been working hard this offseason and could see it pay dividends this fall. Keep an eye on them as their squads begin their quest for a state championship.   As always, If you have someone you think I need to see, please DM them to me on Twitter at @hsfbscout!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Euless Trinity   DT: Michael Tilmon, 6'2" 265, 2025   A twitchy defensive lineman that plays with low pads, punches on a rise, and can quickly disengage. He has the torque to shock and shed a blocker at the point of attack, he's got a fierce bullrush and will mix in a long arm technique as a pass rusher.   Hurst Bell   QB: Aden Madsen, 6'2" 200, 2025   Aden is an accurate thrower when on the move, he's got excellent timing & anticipation and can add plenty of zip for tight window hole shots. He puts plenty of air under his deep ball for his wideouts to run under it, he can tuck the football & pick up yards on the ground with his feet, and has a calm demeanor within the pocket.   Keller   LB: Andrew Jurasek, 6'2" 220, 2025   A tough downhill inside linebacker prospect that will use the gator roll tackle when outleveraged and can cover plenty of ground in a hurry. He's a highly effective spy who can generate sacks when the pocket collapses, he's got the slip to defeat second-level blocks and has the effort to chase plays down from behind.   QB: [player_tooltip player_id='1312350' first='Beckham' last='Robinson'], 6'3" 210, 2025   An accurate pocket passer with a live arm, touch to place the football between two defenders, and natural anticipation skills. He's patient allowing concepts to develop, he shows consistent ball placement, and knows when to place the football where only his man can get it.   Keller Central   LB: Hayden Snow, 6' 225, 2025   A playmaker that has a nose for the football. Hayden plays hard through the echo of the whistle, he can shed much bigger offensive linemen at the point of attack and has a knack for blocking kicks on special teams. He doesn't wait for contact to come to him and is a violent tackler on impact.

We're back looking at sleepers in Texas' highest classification division four. Keep in mind, that some of the prospects listed have FBS-level potential, while others could be steals for someone on the lower levels of college football. Regardless of their level of play, each guy has potential for the next level. These young men have been working hard this offseason and could see it pay dividends this fall. Keep an eye on them as their squads begin their quest for a state championship.