Liggett impacted the action as a sophomore on the varsity in 2025. Listed as a running back and linebacker on Seymour’s roster (nose guard and cornerback on his Hudl), he did more damage on the defensive side of the ball. There, the 10th-grader registered 38.0 tackles (25 solo, 10.5 TFL) and 6.0 sacks. He also recovered five fumbles. When viewing Liggett’s highlight video from this fall, we can see a fast and tough performer that embraces the game’s physicality. Depending on future growth, I could see him fitting in the secondary as a safety or corner. His quickness and burst gets him to the ball in a hurry. It’s difficult for blockers to square him up and fast hands get separation when they do.