Stock Up Texas – Fastest Shuttles

Michael Knight January 8, 2025 @ 01:38 PM

The Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase circuit made a stop in the DFW area on Sunday and once again, Texas showed out in a big way. We saw quite a few playmakers on both sides of the ball throughout the day and our writers will be breaking down those players throughout the week. In this breakdown, we're taking a look at the shiftiest prospects in attendance. These five players finished in the top five from the shuttle drill on Sunday. And this group was headlined by a pair of freshmen, who finished with the two fastest times.   [player_tooltip player_id='1590446' first='Casen' last='Conlon'] - 2028 Linebacker   We didn't expect a freshman to have the fastest shuttle time and we definitely didn't expect it to come from the linebacker position but here we are! Freshman [player_tooltip player_id='1590446' first='Casen' last='Conlon'] walked away with the fastest shuttle time on Sunday after running a 4.22. That was significantly quicker than his first time, which was clocked at 4.47 seconds. He came back, adjusted, improved and had the fastest time of the drill on Sunday.   [player_tooltip player_id='1586227' first='Sloan' last='Blackwell'] - 2028 Tight End   Another freshman was right behind Conlon in the shuttle run Sunday afternoon and it comes from another position that we didn't see coming. 2028 [player_tooltip player_id='1586227' first='Sloan' last='Blackwell'] came into the camp, listed as a tight end and would end up running a time of 4.23 seconds on his first attempt. That would be good enough to put him in second place, right behind Conlon on the afternoon.   [player_tooltip player_id='1273906' first='Noel' last='Butler'] - 2026 Wide Receiver   We would have gotten this one wrong but our first wide receiver mentioned had the third fastest time in the shuttle drill on Sunday. 2026 wide receiver [player_tooltip player_id='1273906' first='Noel' last='Butler'] clocked in at a 4.28 in the shuttle run and that ended up being the fastest time among all the wide receivers. Now, there were several other guys right there on Butler's heels but he got after it in his first attempt.   [player_tooltip player_id='946501' first='Hayden' last='Cooley'] - 2027 Wide Receiver   Staying at the wide receiver position with 2027 wideout [player_tooltip player_id='946501' first='Hayden' last='Cooley'] after he ran the fourth fastest shuttle time on Sunday. Cooley was clocked at 4.29 seconds and that came on his first attempt in the drill. The wide receiver position was stacked on Sunday afternoon and Cooley was able to get off to a fast start, literally, during the testing portion of the showcase event.   [player_tooltip player_id='1595522' first='Santiago' last='Medrano'] - 2025 Wide Receiver   The race for fastest shuttle was incredibly close and in fact it came down to less than a tenth of a second. Conlon had the fastest time at 4.22 but 2025 wide receiver Santiago wasn't far behind at 4.31 and that ended up being the fifth fastest time. Medrano was one of a handful of 2025 prospects at the camp, still searching for their next opportunity. He had a good showing on Sunday.

The Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase circuit made a stop in the DFW area on Sunday and once again, Texas showed out in a big way. We saw quite a few playmakers on both sides of the ball throughout the day and our writers will be breaking down those players throughout the week. In this breakdown, we're taking a look at the shiftiest prospects in attendance. These five players finished in the top five from the shuttle drill on Sunday. And this group was headlined by a pair of freshmen, who finished with the two fastest times.