Issac Farling is a 6'0" Running Back in the 2028 class.
Farling attends Mount Dora Christian in Florida.
Farling's Player Profile was created on August 16, 2026.
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Issac
FarlingRB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Mount Dora Christian
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FL
Independent League Playoff Watch: Prospects to Know
2,070 rushing yards | 28 TDs Farling is doing exactly what we expected coming into the season. He’s...
Written by Andrew Johnson
Issac
FarlingRB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Mount Dora Christian
|
FL
Notable Running Backs Showing What We Expected Into Week 4
Farling is doing exactly what we expected coming into the season. He’s been one of the most productive...
Written by Andrew Johnson
Issac
FarlingRB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Mount Dora Christian
|
FL
These RBs Can Run Away From The Competition
What a Week 1 performance in a big win over a good NSU team. Farling finished with 25...
Written by Andrew Johnson
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Andrew Johnson
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2,070 rushing yards | 28 TDs
Farling is doing exactly what we expected coming into the season. He’s been one of the most productive running backs in the state at any level and currently sits at the top of the rushing leaderboard with 2,070 yards and 28 touchdowns. The production is impressive, but I also like the way he runs the football. Farling shows good vision, understands how to set up blocks and does a nice job running behind his pads. He doesn’t need much space to get going and has the ability to turn small creases into productive carries. There’s a physical element to his game that makes him difficult to bring down, and he’s shown he can handle a heavy workload. He’s proving why he was one of the backs I was excited to watch coming into the season. The postseason gives him another opportunity to continue building on an outstanding campaign.
Farling is doing exactly what we expected coming into the season. He’s been one of the most productive backs in the state at any level and currently sits at the top of the rushing leaderboard with 534 yards through three games. The production is impressive, but I still like the way he runs. He has good vision, runs behind his pads and doesn’t need much space to get going. He’s showing why he was one of the backs I was excited to watch coming into the year.
What a Week 1 performance in a big win over a good NSU team. Farling finished with 25 carries, 358 yards and six touchdowns, setting a school record. He brings size, vision and physicality to the position and consistently creates through contact. After a performance like that, it’s hard not to be excited about what’s ahead.