At 6’5” 300 lbs. Brice is a physically imposing OL prospect with a dominant presence at the POA. He plays with heavy hands and a violent initial strike, consistently creating movement off the line and resetting the LOS in the run game. Good weight distribution in his frame with plus athleticism, he shows a good ability to get out in front as a puller and the quickness and body control to locate and initiate contact to defenders in space. He’s able to overwhelm opponents with his natural power and finishing ability. Demonstrates the ability to execute a variety of different blocks effectively. With his blend of size, athleticism, and strength he possesses the tools to be a high D1 prospect as he continues to develop. Ranked just outside of the top 100 overall at #104 but another guy who we expect to climb going forward.

Brice is an absolute force up front — the kind of lineman who plays with a combination of size and physicality that you just can’t teach. Standing 6’5” and tipping the scales around 300 pounds, he’s got the frame you want in an offensive lineman. He’s not just leaning on defenders — he’s putting them in the dirt and finishing plays with authority. What makes him especially valuable is how well he moves at that size. He’s often asked to pull, climb to the second level, or chip and redirect before heading upfield — and he handles it with ease. Once he builds momentum, it’s a nightmare for defenders trying to get in his way. Even with all that power, he plays with a surprising level of control. He doesn’t just throw his weight around — there’s purpose behind his movement, and he understands how to use leverage and angles to win. Brice already has the kind of nastiness and finishing ability coaches love, and with more technical polish and reps against top competition, he could really take off this fall.

Brice will immediately pass your initial eye test, sizing up at 6’5″ 300lbs with good length. Athletic big man for Prescott with smooth, coordinated feet and loose hips. He played both Guard and Tackle last season and excelled at both-showcasing a quick initial get off with violent hands and great play strength. He does a great job utilizing the combination of his strength, size and length to manhandle and redirect opponents. Very good lateral mobility to pull and reach opponents with strength at the POA. I love his ability and awareness to get to the second level and start mauling opponents, finishing blocks to the ground. Brice holds massive potential moving forward and should be considered a clear division 1 prospect.