June Rankings Update: 2025 ATH

We continue to cover our rankings update in the state of Arkansas for the class of 2025. In this article, we will showcase the 2025 ATH with analysis. Over the next month, I will breakdown these rankings by position in each class with other segments included.     [player_tooltip player_id='1135244' first='Jakob' last='Coleman'] demonstrates his versatility with experience at Safety, Wide Receiver, and as a Return Specialist. He is ranked as the 13th overall player and the top in his position in Arkansas for the class of 2025 by Prep Redzone. Defensively, Coleman shows good reaction skills and the ability to read the quarterback's eyes, allowing him to diagnose plays and arrive at the catch point quickly. He exhibits a quick break on the ball, demonstrating good change of direction and lateral agility, positioning himself to force PBUs or INTs. Good hip fluidity and speed in the secondary, coupled with solid open-field tackling and notable ball-tracking abilities, stand out. Offensively, he is a smooth route runner and a YAC threat, due to his elusiveness, lateral agility, change of direction, and burst, enabling him to make sharp cuts or accelerate up field quickly.   Offer List: Arkansas State, Central Arkansas, Colorado State, Georgia Southern, Liberty, Memphis, Morgan State, San Jose State & Tennessee State.   Note – 3 Star ATH   <a href="https://x.com/jaaythaagoat1">[player_tooltip player_id='1135244' first='Jakob' last='Coleman'] (@jaaythaagoat1) / X</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='280868' first='Javeon' last='Fricks'] stands out as a dynamic and agile prospect, playing both tight end and outside linebacker, with the capability to align at the X, Z, or Y positions, and adept at playing EDGE. He is ranked 20th overall and 2nd in his position in Arkansas for the class of 2025 by Prep Redzone. Fricks demonstrates good acceleration off the line of scrimmage, quickly covering ground and reaching the break/stem of his routes. His good hand-eye coordination and strong hands enable him to secure catches in contested situations or adjust mid-route, due to his catch radius and body control. His smooth route-running, combined with foot quickness and physicality, also make him a formidable red zone threat. Additionally, he is a solid after-the-catch (YAC) threat, with good change of direction, active feet, and the balance needed to absorb contact and break tackles. As a blocker, he is eager and forceful, with good pad level, hand placement, and leg drive. Defensively, he exhibits good angles, technique, and lateral agility to execute plays in space, along with a relentless sideline-to-sideline motor.   Offer List: Arkansas State, Arkansas Tech, Alcorn State, Hardeeville, Missouri Southern, Ouachita Baptist, Southeast Missouri State & UT Martin   Note – 3.3 GPA   <a href="https://x.com/JaveonFricks2">(2) [player_tooltip player_id='280868' first='Javeon' last='Fricks'] (@JaveonFricks2) / X</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='211161' first='Brenton' last='Brasfield'] showcases his versatility at Corner and Wide Receiver. He is ranked as the 48th overall player and 3rd in his position in Arkansas for the class of 2025 by Prep Redzone. At corner, Brasfield displays good read and react ability, allowing him to diagnose plays, quickly break on the ball and arrive at the catch point quickly due to good change of direction, pursuit and lateral agility, positioning himself to force PBUs or INTs. His ability to stay inside the hip pocket of the receiver on breaks is impressive and due to good hip fluidity and speed in the secondary, coupled with good open-field tackling, physicality and notable ball-tracking abilities. Offensively, he is a smooth and consistent route runner and a YAC threat, due to his elusiveness, lateral agility, change of direction, and burst, enabling him to make sharp cuts or accelerate up field quickly after the catch.   Offer List: Air Force, Army, Butler, Dartmouth, Navy, North Alabama, Southeast Missouri & UT Martin   Note – 3 Star   <a href="https://x.com/BrentonBrasfied">(2) [player_tooltip player_id='211161' first='Brenton' last='Brasfield'] (@BrentonBrasfied) / X</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='250021' first='Tony' last='Wilkins'] is a vertical threat who can stretch the field and create opportunities for other players. Ranked 59th overall and 5th in his position in Arkansas for the class of 2025 by Prep RedZone, Wilkins exhibits good acceleration on his release and smooth route-running skills. He has good fluidity, body control, and movement, allowing him to consistently create separation at his breaks and accelerate up field after the catch. His hand-eye coordination is good, with strong hands and focus, enabling him to secure catches in contest or adjust mid-route. As a yards-after-catch (YAC) threat, he demonstrates a quick burst up field. Wilkins has the versatility to enhance any offensive scheme, capable of playing at the X, Z, or slot positions. On defense, as a Safety, he displays good read-and-react skills and impressive downhill pursuit, attributed to his good angles, quick feet, change of direction, and lateral agility to navigate through zones.   Offer List: Arkansas Baptist, Bethel College & Lyon   Note – 3.5 GPA / Multi Sport Athlete   <a href="https://x.com/TonyW2025">(2) [player_tooltip player_id='250021' first='Tony' last='Wilkins'] III (@TonyW2025) / X</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1039939' first='Bo' last='Mosley'] boasts versatility, having played defensive back, safety, wide receiver, and even quarterback this spring. Ranked 60th overall and 6th in his position (ATH) in Arkansas for the class of 2025 by Prep Redzone, Mosley shows good read-and-react capabilities, quickly breaking on the ball. His prompt responses often lead to pass breakups or turnovers. Mosley's agility and hip fluidity enable him to arrive at the catch point quickly after breaks, staying close to his man whether vertically or laterally. He exhibits a high football IQ, good at both off-ball and press man coverage, excelling in both Man and Zone defenses. Smooth route-running skills. He has solid fluidity, body control, and movement, allowing him to create separation at his breaks and accelerate up field after the catch. Good hand-eye coordination along with strong hands and focus, enabling him to secure catches in contest or adjust mid-route.   Offer List: None ATM   Note – 3.9 GPA / 4.47 40   <a href="https://x.com/BoMosley2006">(4) [player_tooltip player_id='1039939' first='Bo' last='Mosley'] (@BoMosley2006) / X</a>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">OTHER TOP 100 ATH IN THE CLASS OF 2025:</h2>   4. [player_tooltip player_id='199118' first='Ryder' last='McClain'] (Mountain Home)   7. [player_tooltip player_id='392413' first='Christian' last='Battles'] (Bentonville)   8. [player_tooltip player_id='334925' first='Brycen' last='Hamilton'] (Hackett)   9. [player_tooltip player_id='820855' first='Khaleel' last='canady'] (Nashville)   10. [player_tooltip player_id='237740' first='Jagger' last='Hines'] (Monticello)   11. [player_tooltip player_id='812289' first='Quentyn' last='Thompson'] (Bentonville West)

We continue to cover our rankings update in the state of Arkansas for the class of 2025. In this article, we will showcase the 2025 ATH with analysis. Over the next month, I will breakdown these rankings by position in each class with other segments included.