Til Dance is a 5'10" Running Back/Defensive Back in the 2029 class.
Dance attends Snake River in Idaho.
Dance's Player Profile was created on September 30, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Til
DanceRB/DB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
160
HS
Snake River
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ID
Prep Redzone Utah Exposure Series: Running Backs
Til came down from Idaho, and looking at the Idaho rankings, not sure why he isn’t ranked. He...
Written by Andy Pham
Til
DanceRB/DB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
160
HS
Snake River
|
ID
Exposure Camp Spotlight – Standout Running Backs and Tight Ends
Snake River’s Til Dance (5’10”, 152 lbs) is a small toen prospect to keep an eye on in...
Written by Carson Mund
Til
DanceRB/DB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
160
HS
Snake River
|
ID
Idaho 2029 Prospects College Coaches Shouldn’t Sleep On
Mr. Dance is a quick ball carrier who knows how to find the pylon. Lucky for him, he...
Written by Arlen Harris
Andy Pham | Prep Redzone Scout
Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Til came down from Idaho, and looking at the Idaho rankings, not sure why he isn’t ranked. He has a solid, muscular frame and is an athletic mover. He possesses quick footwork, has good reaction time, and is a natural pass catcher. It’s nice to see some out-of-town athletes come and compete, and he was a player who caught my eye from the jump. He should be a player who gets significant playing time this coming season. He has plenty of traits to like.
Snake River’s Til Dance (5’10”, 152 lbs) is a small toen prospect to keep an eye on in Idaho. After splitting time at running back and wide receiver last year, the rising sophomore should be competing for a major varsity role at Snake River High School. His film shows solid vision and an ability to find open lanes, making him tough to track down in space. With plenty of room to grow physically, he has the foundation to become a central part of the offense.
Mr. Dance is a quick ball carrier who knows how to find the pylon. Lucky for him, he plays in an offense that maximizes his skill set. He gets the football inside and outside the tackle, along with routes out the backfield. This allows him to show off his agility and soft hands.