North Dakota 27' Pos. Breakdown: RB4-RB1

The best of the best at the running back position is up next in North Dakota's 2027 rankings update. We feature the state's four best backs which features two of the biggest stockrisers in the class, arguably the best RB in the Dakotas in this class, and more.    Even though he is our RB4 in the 2027 North Dakota class, Corban to me can be considered a sleeper due to the lack of tape, but yet has had some great production at Fargo Shanley and has ideal next-level measurables. The 5'10 200 pounder, ran one of the fastest 40-yard dashes amongst this group of North Dakota 2027 running backs a year ago and he shows to me that he's developed even more with that speed from the RB reps you see on tape. Corban is silky around the edges with his vision, contact balance, and burst into the second level. Hope to surely get more tape from this All-Conference top performer here very soon. <a href="https://x.com/CorbanYoungmark">TWITTER</a>     One of the fastest running backs I saw at the Valley City State prospect camp last summer was West Fargo Horace running back [player_tooltip player_id='1524638' first='Nash' last='Cooke']. Our RB3 in the 2027 North Dakota, was a huge stockriser in this recent update and I beleive saw one of the biggest jumps out of our top 10 running backs in the state. Nash is another that burns with speed off contact in his junior tape and as we learned in the live eval this summer, is very fluid from start to finish. He shows off the explosive traits and balance you want to have in your RB room at the next-level as Nash can finish thru contact, has gotten smoother with his change of direction and is one that can constantly finish his runs. Another one with nearly ideal measurables at the running back positon.     The biggest jumper in our 2027 North Dakota rankings at the running back position hails from West Fargo Sheyenne which is [player_tooltip player_id='1625479' first='Enoch' last='Orukotan']. Coming off our watchlist to that spot is no small task as Enoch has the blend of speed, explosivness, and poised power thru contact you should want at the next-level. He's one of the most hard-nosed running backs we have in this class and comes from a program that has production turning them out into the next-level. The 5'9 190 pounder, surely should be one of the top few running backs off our board over the next-several months in my eyes.   <a href="https://x.com/EnochOrukotan">TWITTER</a>     Last but certainly not least, is our consesus RB1 in this 2027 North Dakota class, which is Bismarck St. Mary's [player_tooltip player_id='1314732' first='Beckett' last='Price']. I have to be getting close to the point where I am running out of ways to describe Beckett's game and as a prospect that is a great problem to have especially since we are only in February heading into his senior season. A two-time RB MVP at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase, Beckett's elusiveness is not only the best in North Dakota, but I would make an argument to say he's the best in the Dakotas with that skillset. He also has the best pull-away finish you will see in the Dakotas in my eyes and I have to say sitting here in mid-February, I am shocked D1 schools haven't pull the trigger on an offer yet for Beckett.

The best of the best at the running back position is up next in North Dakota's 2027 rankings update. We feature the state's four best backs which features two of the biggest stockrisers in the class, arguably the best RB in the Dakotas in this class, and more.