Grit and Aggression: Six Zero Academy Prospect Analysis Part 3

I'm covering some more of the Six Zero Academy prospects. If you missed out on my previous two articles covering their prospects, don't worry! I have you covered. <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2026/02/bruising-and-dominant-six-zero-academy-prospect-analysis/">Click here for Part 1</a>. <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2026/02/relentless-by-nature-six-zero-academy-prospect-analysis-part-2/">Click here for Part 2</a>. Let's dive into my analysis.    Capehart measures in at 6'4 295-pounds and can play either offensive tackle or offensive guard. He's been lockdown for Ponderosa this past season and is refining his technique with Coach McChesney. Capehart has good initial quickness out of his stance with very good hand speed. Maintains a low pad level due to his very good knee bend, balance, body control, and good flexibility. Very good strength, hand placement, and hand strength. On film, he does a great job using his speed to reach first to 2nd level blocks. Controls and steers the DL to create rushing lanes. He has good foot quickness and stays controlled throughout. Very good anchor, neutralizing pass rush techniques. He just recently earned his first D1 offer from Columbia and second from Princeton! I believe he will be gaining more soon!     Pears measures in at 6'2 240-pounds, playing center for Fairview which is impressive as a freshman. He has good initial quickness out of his stance to engage his opponent paired with good hand speed. Maintains a low pad level with his good knee bend and flexibility. Pears has very good hand placement and hand strength. Grabs onto his opponent and doesn't let go. On film, it showed a couple of things. He has good acceleration from the 1st to 2nd level. Pears also has very good snap to block timing. Snaps the ball and instantly blocking his opponent. He's another player with a high ceiling, alright starting as a freshman. I'm excited to see his development, as I believe he has a high ceiling already.     Wallace measures in at 6'5 240-pounds, playing offensive tackle for Windsor. Wallace has great size for an offensive tackle. He has a good initial quickness out of his stance paired with good hand speed. Wallace maintains his low pad level to due good knee bend, flexibility, very good body control, and balance. He has controlled footwork and good foot quickness. Wallace has very good hand placement with good hand strength. Wallace has strong base and anchors himself to the ground to combat pass rush moves. He's another prospect that I'm excited to see more of, and believe he has a lot of potential !     DiOrio is another young buck learning at the Six Zero Academy. He measures in at 6'1 210-pounds. He has good athletic ability due to good lateral quickness, change of direction, acceleration, and balance. He has good initial quickness out of his stance, with good hand speed. Good hand placement and hand strength. DiOrio excels with a swim move and bull rush on film. Good get off and block shedding. He's a strong tackler as well, not letting the ball carrier from his grasp. DiOrio is a raw prospect, and I'm excited to see him reach his potential.     Tisdall measures in at 6'4 240-pounds and has been a consistent force for Six Zero Academy on the defensive side. Last season, he had 63 total tackles (33 solo, 30 assisted), 17 TFL, 8 sacks, 9 QB pressures, 5 PD, 2 FF, 2 FR (1 for a touchdown) a safety, and a blocked punt. In the session from last week, he showed relentless effort. He has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, lateral quickness, good speed, and balance. Very good initial quickness out of his stance. Very good hand strength and hand placement to combat the offensive line. Very good get off and block shedding skills with good bend around the edge. Keep an eye on this upcoming senior!

I'm covering some more of the Six Zero Academy prospects. If you missed out on my previous two articles covering their prospects, don't worry! I have you covered. Click here for Part 1. Click here for Part 2. Let's dive into my analysis.