Next up in this trio of electric playmaking RBs is Racine Case’s Anthony Liggins Anthony Liggins 5'7" | 160 lbs | RB Racine Case | 2026 State WI . Liggins is such a natural playmaker with the ball in his hands. Doesn’t matter if it is running or receiving, Liggins has a knack for creating the big plays. The rare plays that change a game and not many athletes a create, yet he makes them look easy. Anthony is going to give a team a legitimate mismatch. Not only as a runner. I’m confident you could put him in the slot and he would be able to easily get open for his QB. On the ground, the natural ball carrier vision, and patience allow him to find the path to green grass. He can also simply shake a defender out of his cleats. Then it’s off to the races with his game changing speed. This kid is just getting started when it comes to developing and dominating WI HS football fields.

Stats: 207 All Purpose yards, 2 TDsrnIn his first full game of the season because of injury Case’s standout RB Anthony Liggins Anthony Liggins 5'7" | 160 lbs | RB Racine Case | 2026 State WI went off. The sophomore is a special playmaker. He has that knack to make the outstanding play look easy. Anthony is so explosive. He can jump cut or juke with elite lateral agility and his acceleration out of his cuts or breaks makes it look like the defense has stood still. Anthony’s vision and feel for the position are also elite. He sees the field so well, and if he can get the ball in space is an absolute nightmare to try and contain. Liggins is a mismatch nightmare that already has the FBS level interested and offering.

Stock Movement: Up 20 SpotsrnAn athlete who is going to spend his HS career competing for the #1 spot is Racine Case’s RB Anthony Liggins Anthony Liggins 5'7" | 160 lbs | RB Racine Case | 2026 State WI . Anthony has proven to be one of the most explosive playmakers in the state. The 5’6″ 160 lbs RB played varsity as a freshman and stood out from the crowd. He already possesses great vision and instincts. He sees the entire field and does a great job of using blocks or cut back lanes to get himself into the open field. Once out in space, good luck catching up to the speedster. He erases pursuit angles with the long speed. What really surprises on his tape is the contact balance. Liggins ran through contact and proved to have a stout, low center of gravity and a powerful lower body. Keep your eyes out for this kid’s tape on a weekly basis. He is one of the next standout RBs coming out of WI.

We end the RB recap with one of the best overall players in attendance. Anthony Liggins Anthony Liggins 5'7" | 160 lbs | RB Racine Case | 2026 State WI proved to be an FBS level talent during his freshman season. The 5’6″ 155 lbs ’26 put some numbers to his great athleticism that you see on tape. He put up a 9’4″ broad jump, 37.3″ vertical jump, 4.42 pro agility, 7.14 L- Drill, and 4.65 49 yard dash. The numbers greatly summarize his on tape performance. He has the speed to break off big plays, but what is even greater in his game is his explosiveness. He can burst to top speed instantly, can cut on a dime, and is able to change direction with great control. Get ready for Liggins to make a name for himself at his new school, Racine Case.

One of the very first standouts of the day was freshman RB Anthony Liggins Anthony Liggins 5'7" | 160 lbs | RB Racine Case | 2026 State WI . The young playmaker needs time to grow and fill out his 5’5″ 150 lbs frame, but boy is his potential exciting. Liggins verified his explosive abilities by jumping 9’5″ in the broad jump, and his smooth, easy change of direction and body control through the L Drill is what initially had me following him through the drills. This was a great setting for Liggins to show off his current strengths.

Any time you can get Anthony out in space with the ball, or let him line up out in space and be a mismatch for defenders you are setting your team up well. Anthony also was able to eat up cushion when he lined up in the backfield on Saturday, and then burn past defenders to win deep. Liggins came out ready to compete and earned himself a rep in the Best vs Best to end Session I of the Showcase.