2026 Uncommitted Recruiting Gems Part 3

I'm back with another continuation of my uncommitted seniors series. There is a plethora of talent that have not committed yet, and deserve more offers. I believe these players can contribute at the next level, whether it's D2 to P4 teams. Colorado has a lot to offer. Let's dive into it.    Bell measures in at 5'10 165-pounds, and the safety had 102 total tackles (47 solo, 55 assisted), 9 TFL, 2 sacks, 2 QB pressures, 3 INT, 14 PD, 1 FF, 2 FR, and 1 blocked field goal. Bell has very good athletic ability due to elite acceleration, very good speed, balance, change of direction, and jumping. As the safety, he has very good range allowing him to prowl the field. Bell uses his very good read and reaction speed to put himself in position to succeed. He trusts his instincts. Very good tackling and run support. In man coverage, he'll use his athletic ability to stay stride for stride with the receiver. Very good closing quickness and very good timing to create pass deflections. Bell is a beast in both coverage and run support and deserves more love than he currently has from colleges.     Bollig measures in at 6'3 275-pounds playing offensive tackle for Severance. Starting off he has very good strength, balance, good knee bend, and flexibility. Bollig has good hand speed and good initial quickness out of his stance. One thing about Marek is he will maintain a low pad level to out leverage his opponent. Very good hand placement and hand strength. Powerful run blocker. Good pull blocker. Good acceleration and speed to go from 1st to 2nd level blocks. Good anchor and timing to combat pass rush moves. Having worked with him in the spring, Bollig is very coachable. I can see him moving inside at the next level and dominating.     Powers leads all of Colorado with tackles. The 5'10 157-pound linebacker had 156 total tackles (23 solo, 133 assisted), 22 TFL, 1 sack, 1 INT, 2 FF, 2 FR, and 1 blocked field goal with 20 receptions for 124 yards and 2 touchdowns. Powers has good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, good change of direction, lateral quickness, and jumping. Powers is a great downhill linebacker and running back. He has very good competitive toughness, consistently running around helping his teammates finish tackles. Good read and reaction speed. Very good tackling with good strength. Good block shedding with good blitz take off speed. Very good range. As a running back, he has very good inside running and vision to route through the defense. He's a bruising running back with very good trucking. Great season by the linebacker.     Pisciotta is a big body receiver with a large catch radius. The 6'3 185-pound receiver had 61 receptions for 1118 yards with 14 touchdowns, 27 total tackles (22 solo, 5 assisted), 3 INT, and 4 PD. Pisciotta has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, change of direction with good jumping. Rare ability to accelerate and decelerate, back to acceleration. Very good release. Uses his quick feet to beat the defensive back at the line of scrimmage. Very good separation quickness due to out running the receiver at the top of the route and finding voids in the zone. Very good catching and ball tracking skills. Good body control and adjustment. He'll gain extra yards after contact due to juking out the defender, running through them, or using a stiff arm. Great receiver who deserves more looks by colleges.     McKeon ended the season leading the state in rushing. Measuring in at 5'10 205-pounds, he had 300 carries for 2197 yards with 27 touchdowns and 14 receptions for 140 yards and 2 touchdowns. McKeon has very good athletic ability due to elite balance, very good acceleration, speed, and good change of direction. Very good vision. McKeon is more of a power back, however he'll show off with his home run speed. Elite inside running. Picks, slides and accelerates in the open hole and if it's covered uses his dynamic jump cuts to pivot into it. Good outside running. Jack consistently gets yards after contact. He bounces off defenders and trucks through them with ease. Very good strength with a powerful stiff arm. He has good catching as well. Very good pass protection. McKeon is a beast and would contribute instantly on many college teams.

I'm back with another continuation of my uncommitted seniors series. There is a plethora of talent that have not committed yet, and deserve more offers. I believe these players can contribute at the next level, whether it's D2 to P4 teams. Colorado has a lot to offer. Let's dive into it.