2026 North Dakota Uncommitted Stockrisers (100-50)

Trevor is a defensive linemen that took that next step in his senior season at Bismarck Century. He not only added more twitch off the snap, but Trevor also added more finesse with his hands getting off blocks at the point of attack. He surely has that next-level position flexibility to move out to linebacker as his football IQ and sound motor wind to the outside edge like a linebacker trucking downhill. One offer thus far, but there's still plenty of attention pouring in for Trevor this late in December.     Liam is an athlete that jumped out to me in the live eval during my time at the Jamestown prospect camp over the summer and is one that saw a big jump up our rankings. The 6'2 205 pounder is a fluid athlete that has good vision as a east-west runner that also does not lack the durability on contact and knows how to finish into the second level on his run. You also see more of Liam's burst crank out once he hits the second level as that mix of skillsets should catch more attention between now and national singing day. He holds one offer thus far from right up the road at UJ.     One of the best dual-threat quarterbacks I got to watch all season over at Hankinson, was Raeshaun Earl. He doesn't just flash at the quarterback position either he flashes anywhere you line him up which in the game I watched was also at cornerback.. Raeshaun's skillsets are so versatile on both sides of the ball that I am shocked I can't track any football offers for him as of recently. I have talked to a couple college coaches about him off the record and each have certainly said he certainly can play on Saturdays. Raeshaun also has solid measurables that apply to the next-level.     Adam is a relatively newer name on my 2026 radar that saw a good sized bump as a stockriser on our 2026 rankings. The 5'11 275 pounder from West Fargo Horace is a solid finisher and has good upside up ahead at the next-level at improving his foot speed as a pull blocker. He is an offensive linemen that can generate quick power with his punch due to his well-versed pad-level he persistently shows off. He holds one offer from my alma mater thus far which is UW-Stout in Menomonie, Wisc.     A 2026 running back that I have had a persistent high grade in this 2026 class that is way too under the radar for my liking right now is [player_tooltip player_id='1227001' first='Charlie' last='Yon'] of Thompson. In our last ever rankings update, he checks in as our RB3 and I love how much he improved how quick he picks up speed from our last rankings update. It's evident especially when Charlie changes direction within the open field which is where he is the most deadly getting upfield. He has also taken a step forward with his durability thru contact in his senior season and as well with his elusive change of direction. If I was a program within the NSIC, I would offer this young man ASAP before National Signing Day.