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Aubrey Kimbrough

Athlete/Quarterback

2027 Class

6'1" Height

175 Weight

Conwell-Egan School

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About Aubrey

Aubrey Kimbrough is a 6'1" Athlete/Quarterback in the 2027 class. Kimbrough attends Conwell-Egan in Pennsylvania. Kimbrough's Player Profile was created on August 17, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Aubrey Kimbrough is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Aubrey

Kimbrough ATH/QB

Class

2027

Height

6'1"

Weight

175

HS

Conwell-Egan

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PA

Aubrey Kimbrough

A 2027 prospect entering his junior year of HS ball. Updated measurables, 6’2, 215 pounds. Has a lengthy...

Written by Vic Castillo

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Vic Castillo

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

A 2027 prospect entering his junior year of HS ball. Updated measurables, 6’2, 215 pounds. Has a lengthy tape showcasing his skills behind center, as well as some scarce safety play. Ranked as a top 50 ATH in his class currently.

Conwell Egan’s Aubrey Kimbrough Aubrey Kimbrough 6'1" | 175 lbs | ATH/QB Conwell-Egan | 2027 State PA ‘s game is familiar to me at this point. Watching him work in person on Friday/Saturdays, watching him work in camp settings. I have had extensive looks at the kid, I feel as though his tape might not convey the type of player he is behind center. Kimbrough’s tape begins showing off several QB keepers, whether they be designed or impromptu. While Kimbrough’s athleticism behind center and improvisational skills are his calling card, watching his tape, you’d figure that’s all he’s capable of. That isn’t the case, as several play-action sets are deployed that prove Kimbrough can advance the ball down the field utilizing all three areas of the field. Kimbrough’s tape should be restructured, as late in his tape, you can find vertical shots and an occasional tight window throw. Not only that, you’ll find Kimbrough intercepting a ball at DB. These types of reps that are buried on his 10-minute tape are likely to go unnoticed by college coaches. Good thing Kimbrough is just a sophomore.

It’s encouraging to know Kimbrough had his hands on a wide variety of sets/alignments as an underclassman at Egan. He has a long way to go to refine all of his crafts as a prospect, yet it’s exciting to see a fantastic athlete put up ten minutes’ worth of production on tape. Now as a junior, what version of Kimbrough will the Catholic League be introduced to? A familiar version, or one more refined and polished? Excited to see him work this coming Fall.