Key New Additions To The 2026 Indiana Class Rankings

The 2026 class has been updated and here are 5 new additions to the rankings and what they bring to the table.    The stud offensive lineman helped seal the Crown Point offense up front. Cicero was the leader upfront for an offense that averaged just under 39 PPG and went 12-1 on the year. He's got elite size and length. His pass protection skills are clearly there and he's cleaning up the fundamentals. He's violent at the line and is someone who has the size to stay on the outside at the next level.     Williams exploded almost seemingly out of nowhere this year and has quickly become one of the state's hottest wide receivers. He's got elite size for an outside receiver, yet moves like an inside guy. He's able to beat guys over the top, win on the inside, and go up for contested catches. His 64 catches, 931 yards, and 16 TDs on the year certainly put everyone on notice. He's got some of the best highlight catches you'll see from this year as well.     The offensive line group in this class continues to look more and more stacked with Graham now in the picture as one of the top guys. He's someone who checks quite a few boxes and works well with others on the field. He's able to move around, make key checks, and help keep the line accountable. He's a leader for the team and does a good job staying level-headed. I like him in zone runs because when he gets his feet moving with a good grip, good luck. Graham seems like the kind of guy who comes in quietly, works, develops, and before you know it is starting for you on Saturdays.     Bright has now put together solid back-to-back seasons and has turned into someone who comes through in big moments. He's also developed quite a bit physically over the past year and it's only helped him in almost every area across the board. He's more aggressive at the line, confident in what he's seeing develop, and has the IQ to put himself in a position to make the play. 102 tackles, 9 TFLs, and 4 sacks for Bright at the Varsity level, but there's much more potential in the tank.     Carmel had a handful of key guys graduate last year, so it was time for Bowers to step up, and he delivered. I felt like he needed to come into the season and not only produce but showcase that his frame and explosiveness off the line can be coached up and it was. He's turned the corner and looks sharp. He finished the year with 45 tackles, 5 TFLs, 3 sacks, and 1 pass deflected. He finished the second half of the year on fire and really impacted the running game, so hopefully that trend continues heading into 2025.

The 2026 class has been updated and here are 5 new additions to the rankings and what they bring to the table.