Class of ‘26 Rankings Update: Newcomers Inside the Top 150

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Santino Bernal July 8, 2025 @ 07:37 PM

Before our staff heads into the next phase of our offseason coverage, I wanted to take one last look at the recent Class of ‘26 rankings update. By now folks have likely seen the revamped Top 10, and a good portion of the stock risers. But, there's still some newcomers we've yet to mention.    In this report we'll be taking a look at the newcomers that debuted inside the Top 150. Of the more than 80 prospects that joined in this update, only a select few cracked this part of the rankings. Check out where these six landed in the recent update.    [player_tooltip player_id='1672711' first='Miguel' last='Torrealba'] - Blue Valley NW, 6'4”, 235, DL   Torrealba of BVNW made a splash with his debut. The 6-foot-4, 235-pound defensive lineman was the only newcomer that cracked the Top 50. After putting together strong camp performances in June, he picked up D-II offers from Northwest Missouri State and Washburn University. Torrealba joined the rankings at No. 47 overall.   [player_tooltip player_id='1672705' first='Max' last='Manske'] - St. Thomas Aquinas, 6'8”, 255, OL   Manske of Aquinas nearly joined Torrealba in the Top 100, but for now we have him at No. 102 overall. He's a rising offensive tackle that should draw plenty of interest from all collegiate levels this season. In a class rich with OL talent, Mankske is the 13th ranked prospect at his position.    [player_tooltip player_id='1671340' first='Andrew' last='Wolverton'] - Blue Valley NW, 6'1”, 190, DB   Another BVNW Husky that debuted inside the Top 150 was [player_tooltip player_id='1671340' first='Andrew' last='Wolverton']. He checked in at No. 132 overall and is the 10th ranked defensive back in the class. Wolverton capped off a nice camp season by posting a 4.56 40-yard dash time, and he also received an offer from Doane University.    [player_tooltip player_id='1664428' first='DeZavion' last='Hollinger'] - Shawnee Mission South, 5'10”, 160, DB   Hollinger of SMS came in just a few spots behind Wolverton at No. 139 overall and he is the 12th ranked DB in the class. He was invited to multiple camps this offseason, most notably camps hosted by Nebraska, Washburn University, and You Are Athlete.    [player_tooltip player_id='1641836' first='Alamar' last='Brooks'] - Piper, 6'0”, 180, WR   After first appearing during the Watch List series, Brooks is now being featured as a ranked prospect. The explosive wideout entered the rankings at No. 147 overall and is the 16th ranked receiver in the class. During June he received offers from Central Methodist University, Highland Community College, and Missouri Western State.   [player_tooltip player_id='1669767' first='Bishop' last='Smith'] - Wichita NW, 6'2”, 240, DL   We round this report off with Smith of Wichita Northwest. Smith was the only other pass rusher to join Torrealba in the Top 150, as he came in at No. 148 overall. The Wichita NW product has received multiple offers now, and most recently has landed on the JUCO radar.

Before our staff heads into the next phase of our offseason coverage, I wanted to take one last look at the recent Class of ‘26 rankings update. By now folks have likely seen the revamped Top 10, and a good portion of the stock risers. But, there's still some newcomers we've yet to mention.