Broc logged 9 receptions for 208 receiving yards, two touchdowns and recorded one defensive interception in their win big win over Sully Buttes 44-36, as Broc and the Panthers are now the 3rd ranked team in 9A heading into Week 8. Not only has Broc gotten a lot more fluid off the top of his routes in his junior season, but his ability to make his receptions in tight windows with his hands are becoming even more nautural-looking on the eye test when you roll the tape from last week. He’s a excellent asset for the Panthers on all three phases of the field for TImber Lake and shows off an athlete that creates mismatches after the catch. Plenty of rising stock for Broc in the wide receiver group in this South Dakota 2028 class.

Stat Line: 200 receiving yards, four touchdowns

Broc went off for the Panthers offense last Friday night and when you roll back the tape, you see skillsets that keep progressing from what we saw even from Week 1. Broc as a route-runner is generating more quick area seperation and has even gotten smoother with his hands even from a handful of weeks ago. He also shows off great balance on where he can hurt you in coverage, as you see it on all three levels for our WR2 in the 2028 class.,

Stat Line: 287 All-Puprose Yards, two touchdowns

Broc recorded nearly 300 all purpose yards in multi areas in their 45-6 win in Week 3 against Faith. Got a chance to have Broc at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase last Spring and watching the tape from this fall it’s evident the strides forward this young man has made. Especially with his route-running, his breaks to the ball show off a lot tighther than what he showed off during his freshmen season. You can surely call Broc a swiss-army knife on all three sides of the ball as that stat line is pretty balanced from what he offers as a pass catcher, return man, and being an asset in motion with the jet sweep especially. Surely one of a couple sophomores from Timber Lake I am fired up about.