First Glimpse Of The 2028 Indiana Rankings

The first rankings for the 2028 class are now up! With their freshman seasons in the books, we've got 35 ranked players with much more to come! These are the first 5 on the board as of now, and I'm stoked about the potential of this class.    The freshman season this young man just had was more than impressive. He came in right away and had full command of the offense. That was his team, he was in charge on the field, and as the season went on the others turned to him. 66% completion on 173 attempts for over 1700 yards and 23 TDs to 3 INTs is about as good as it gets. I know Centerville isn't going against the state's top teams, but to have the level of command and confidence Hollendonner does so early speaks volumes to me.     Moore is a big-framed quarterback with a lot of potential. He has a big big arm and can fire the ball into tight spots. He's a bit more aggressive trying to put the ball in tight spots, but I also like to see the confidence because it's much easier to coach a guy not to make a throw than it is to get him to throw. His 58% completion percentage should increase if he cleans up some of his footwork over the coming years. This season, his 1200 passing yards and 11 TDs got the ball rolling on his HS career.     Brunner is a very physical, yet explosive player who can do quite a few different things. I think his potential is through the roof and he already proved to me at least this year, he's tough and is a team player. Whether they've needed him to block or go downfield to snag a big catch, he's there guy. He's got breakaway speed as well, so when he does bring that ball down he's hard to catch. If you do catch him, you have to bring him down which has already proven to be difficult for some. He'll run through the defender and fight for every inch.     Taylor rotated in and out for Blackford and quickly turned into a guy they needed to get on the field more and more. By the season's end, he was their lead back and had 32 carries against Alexandria-Monroe. He's a shifty back who can bounce it to the outside and hit the big play. He's got enough muscle to run in between the tackles as well, especially as he puts weight on. While his 586 rushing yards and 4 TDs aren't the biggest numbers, how he got there was impressive and certainly is a guy to watch next fall to see how big of a jump he takes.     Helpingstine intrigues me so much on the field, that I can't help but throw him up here. His speed, ability to create yardage with the ball in his hands, his ability to return kicks, and make guys miss is second to none. His ranking here is strictly about his potential and what he can develop into. The tape that I just pulled up is some of the most entertaining tape I've seen in a minute. He's a bit raw in the route tree and outside, but if he can develop and produce on Fridays, he'll skyrocket overnight in the recruiting world.

The first rankings for the 2028 class are now up! With their freshman seasons in the books, we've got 35 ranked players with much more to come! These are the first 5 on the board as of now, and I'm stoked about the potential of this class.