D1 Ready: 2026 Top 50 Prospects D1 Coaches Are Missing

Today we will be taking a look at some uncommitted prospects inside the top 50 that you will need to know. These are the players that will be looking to have a breakout senior campaign as we inch closer to the season. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.    Seese turned heads last season, finishing as the second-leading passer in Colorado with 3,170 yards and 33 touchdowns. His arm strength, poise under pressure and ability to extend plays with his legs make him a dual-threat quarterback with real potential. He's already drawn interest from Fort Lewis and Cornell, but his upside suggests he belongs in the D1 conversation. Seese isn't just a stat stuffer, he's also a 3.8 GPA student and respected leader in the locker room. With one more dominant season, expect schools in need of a dynamic signal caller to take notice of this proven playmaker.     Duhachek enters the season as one of the top uncommitted quarterbacks in the state after throwing for 2,806 yards and 23 touchdowns last year. With a .677 completion rate and only 10 interceptions, Duhachek has shown impressive accuracy and decision making. A standout on the 7v7 team camps and hitting camp circuits this summer, he's built momentum heading into the fall. Duhachek's ability to make every throw, combined with his competitive fire, makes him a high upside prospect that D1 programs should have on their radar. He will play with a chip on his shoulder this season and he has the stats, skillset, and intangibles to back it up.     Standing at 6'7, Haines is an imposing presence up front who moves exceptionally well for his size. He has the speed to pull to the outside or be able to anchor down in pass protection, Haines brings a physicality that makes him a reliable trench warrior. He keeps a clean pocket for his quarterback and creates daylight in the run game with his ability to plow through defenders. Haines has generated interest from programs like Fresno State and Northern Colorado, but his measurables and technique suggest more suitors will follow. With another strong season, expect him to rise on recruiting boards and become one of the most sought after uncommited linemen in Colorado.     Spence is a versatile offensive weapon who had a breakout campaign with 1,658 all-purpose yards and 27 total touchdowns. Having the ability to line up in the backfield or splitting out wide, Spence creates matchup nightmares. His ability to run crisp routes and contribute as a pass catcher out of the backfield separates him from traditional backs. With offers from Cornell, Kent State, and Colorado School of Mines, he's already drawing attention, but his camp performances have positioned him for a major leap. If he builds on last year's production, more Division 1 programs will take notice of this electric playmaker.     Lee is a tone setter in the trenches. Physical at the point of attack and technically sound, Lee consistently dominates defenders with his strength and motor. In the run game, he's capable of clearing lanes and finishing blocks. In pass protection, he stays low and uses his base to hold his ground. Lee's versatility, being able to play center or guard, adds to his recruiting value. He holds offers from Incarnate Word and South Dakota School of Mines, but his power and agility suggest he will be garnering more attention soon. Coaches looking for a tough, high IQ interior lineman should be paying attention to this standout.     Turnbull is a complete offensive lineman who excels in both run blocking and pass protection. He's able to set the edge and seal defenders off from the play, while also showcasing the speed and footwork to reach the second level. Turnbull's physicality at the point of attack and consistency in technique make him a foundational piece of any offensive unit. He holds an offer from Air Force, but expect his recruiting to gain steam with another strong season. His ability to play multiple positions up front adds flexibility that D1 programs value. He's one of the top OL still available making him a name to know.

Today we will be taking a look at some uncommitted prospects inside the top 50 that you will need to know. These are the players that will be looking to have a breakout senior campaign as we inch closer to the season. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.