Athletic Profiles: 10 Prospects With Impressive T/F Backgrounds

College coaches put a premium on prospects with multi-sport backgrounds, especially T/F, for a number of different reasons. Perhaps most importantly, it puts a verified measurement on how athletic a kid is. Also, it signifies upside. Here are 10 2026 prospects in Georgia who have very impressive T/F backgrounds.    Kameran Warren is one of the most impressive sprinters in the region, running 10.46 in the 100M and 21.25 in the 200M this past offseason. He possesses plenty enough speed to stay in phase and give him a chance against any receiver that he lines up against. I am impressed with his film as a tackler. Might not pack much of a punch at 5'10 160, but he appears aware of that and does an excellent job of coming downhill and attacking the trunk of ball carriers to up-end them. He will have to show more production against the ball as a senior, but he has the elite speed to compensate for his smaller stature and will generate plenty of college buzz over the next several months.     [player_tooltip player_id='1665682' first='Tyson' last='Sanford'] is another elite sprinter, running 10.82 in the 100M this spring, improving his time by a whole second from 2023. He has impressed me with the reps that he has gotten this year. He is a little raw with more of the specific movements, but he has the straight-line speed to stick on the hips of receivers down the sidelines. Even at 5'11, he looks on tape to possess the requisite length to challenge receivers at the line. He aggressively clicks downhill to defend the run and works hard to shed blocks, a trait that will bode well for him throughout the course of his career, especially as he develops.     [player_tooltip player_id='1633287' first='Jayden' last='Skelton']'s 10.56 100M and 21.95 200M make him one of the best sprinters in the region. He also PR'd at 21' 04'' in the long jump, adding more context to his elite athletic background. Skelton plays both ways for Upson-Lee, but I project him long-term at WR. He is nearly impossible to guard in man coverage as he is extremely quick off the line and maintains his speed throughout his route to leave DBs reeling in a hurry. He is explosive and bendy enough to win at release points and work back toward the middle of the field. Not only can he separate, but he plays above the rim well for a smaller guy, frequently rising up on both sides of the ball to make plays over defenders/receivers. Skelton is a big-play threat on every play and draws special attention. He is a clear FBS-caliber player and could draw P4 attention.     [player_tooltip player_id='1603013' first='Dallas' last='Dickerson'] is an intriguing size-speed threat for North Oconee set to breakout headed into his senior season. He PR'd at 10.56 in the 100M this offseason, which becomes even more impressive when you factor in his 6'1 180 frame. Dickerson's speed alone allows him to break the tape against safeties and put stress on CBs who try to remain in phase with him. He has experience as a returner, something that will raise his floor as a contributor. He will need to prove he can consistently separate laterally and work route concepts over the middle of the field, but his size and speed alone make him an obvious P4-caliber athlete who will generate a lot of buzz this upcoming offseason.     [player_tooltip player_id='212526' first='Bubba' last='Frazier'] is one of the most notable skill players in GA's 2026 class and has several major P4 offers under his belt. He is a 10.69 100M sprinter, one of the best times in the state. Frazier's size will restrict him to the slot and he has the playmaking ability to compensate for being a smaller guy. He has the speed to stay away from defenders and win the foot race to the endzone, but it's his acceleration that sticks out on tape. He finds his top speed in a hurry, kicking up dust and generating misses in a crowd. He changes direction well, frequently dropping defenders with juke moves and causing them to guess. Frazier projects as a YAC machine at the next level. He should contribute greatly on screen/sweep opportunities. He is a truly elite prospect with plenty of juice in his legs.     [player_tooltip player_id='1628132' first='Ben' last='Hockman'] is a breakout WR prospect with the tools to develop into an intriguing size-speed threat at the P4 level. He runs 10.79 in the 100M and 21.59 in the 200M, faster than other speedy prospects on this list. His acceleration to the ball is his best attribute. He tracks it well over his shoulder and noticeably picks up speed to get to a spot and make a play on the football. He has enough lateral agility to create some separation and avoid press coverage, but his vertical presence will be his selling point. He has FBS offers under his belt and should tack on more in the next few months.     [player_tooltip player_id='283871' first='Kamden' last='Jennings'] was a buzzy prospect coming into this season and has quite an impressive T/F background. He is a 10.8 runner in the 100M and also long jumped over 22' 05'', showing indications of explosiveness. He plays both ways for Denmark but projects long-term as a corner. Even with his smaller frame, he hits the speed threshold for corners and is a good jumper, allowing him to play above the rim and work through the hands of receivers. He is a willing tackler and uses his length to attack the trunk of ball carriers and up-end them up the open field. He is a natural runner with his long strides, eating up grass and accelerating quickly. There is plenty of upside here and he is generating FBS buzz.     [player_tooltip player_id='401526' first='Kadan' last='Spratling'] is a buzzy LB prospect in the 2026 class and is also a T/F state champion from this past season. He participates as a sprinter and a jumper, but it's his state-leading 169' 06'' discus throw that draws my attention the most. His T/F numbers exhibit indications of power and explosiveness, which is evident on tape. He roams the field, but plays a lot of OLB, where he can strike and shock blockers with his punch. As a tackler, he can ragdoll ball carriers around and often lifts them off their feet. He showcases enough bend and closing speed to stick at OLB if he chooses, even for a stouter guy. To go along with his power and explosiveness, he makes plays at all levels of the field and looks like a solid player from the head up. At this stage, he is a shockingly underrated recruit and has a chance to generate some FBS buzz as a late-bloomer.     Similar to his teammate [player_tooltip player_id='401526' first='Kadan' last='Spratling'], Gamble's 162' 08'' discus throw and 51' 10'' shot put paints the picture of an explosive prospect. Gamble generated some buzz before he ever took a varsity snap. Fast forward to today, and he has several FBS and P4 offers under his belt. Gamble is muscled-up, yet still looks to have more room to add weight. As he does, he will only improve as a striker in the box. He is active around the football and has the motor to chase the ball across the field. He evades blockers well and is a solid tackler, but added weight and improved pad level when engaging blockers will ultimately be what allows him to fully blossom as a player. He has plenty of upside and checks P4 boxes.     [player_tooltip player_id='1577613' first='Juvon' last='Hill'] is one of the more low-key prospects on this list, but is a good prospect and athlete in his own right. He is amongst the best 2026 triple jumpers in the state, PR'ing at 46' 01''. He plays both ways for West Laurens, but likely projects long-term as a corner. He is long and lanky with plenty of room to add weight. He possesses fine speed, but he is super fluid in the hips and active on his feet, allowing him to play on a rope with receivers. He survives double moves well and frequently jumps routes, showcasing good instincts and proving difficult to separate against. Hill's best football is still ahead of him and he could be an intriguing addition for some D1 schools.

College coaches put a premium on prospects with multi-sport backgrounds, especially T/F, for a number of different reasons. Perhaps most importantly, it puts a verified measurement on how athletic a kid is. Also, it signifies upside. Here are 10 2026 prospects in Georgia who have very impressive T/F backgrounds.