To cap off this illustrious list with another Class of 3A arm, look no further than the do-it-all young man himself in Roosevelt QB Bronco Hartson Bronco Hartson 6'0" | 195 lbs | QB Roosevelt | 2024 State CO . Clearly, the four-year player has made it known that he can burn opposing defenses not only with his arm, but his scrambling ability as well. In a 55-20 rout of Riverdale Ridge, it ended up being the Ravens that had no answer for Hartson’s electrifying play. At the end of the day, don’t be surprised if Hartson leads Roosevelt to a second straight 3A title.

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Last and certainly not least, Roosevelt QB Bronco Hartson Bronco Hartson 6'0" | 195 lbs | QB Roosevelt | 2024 State CO has wore his heart on his sleeve over the course of the last several seasons and has been a main reason why the Roughriders have rose to the cream of the crop in the class of 3A. Overall, Hartson’s athletic ability and knack to extend plays from outside the pocket is what makes him so special. As a result, Hartson has rushed for 532 yards as a bonafide dual threat. Overall, Hartson has thrown for 17 touchdowns and will be an intriguing name to keep tabs on this upcoming postseason in an attempt to lead his team to back-to-back state titles.

We’re 7-1 through week 8. 1-0 mindset. We play another talented & tough opponent this week too.

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— Bronco Hartson (@BroncoHartson) October 24, 2023

Hartson is a duel-threat QB that has a big arm and can make every throw on the field, being able to put it where his receivers can make a play. He is able to anticipate throws, hitting receivers right out of their cuts and fitting the ball into tight spaces. He excels at deep passes, putting enough air on his passes so the receiver can run underneath. He spent this summer refining his passing and will look to start the season firing on all cylinders. Look for him to climb the ranks this season as well.

Bronco was another prospect from this page of notes that intrigued me with his ample instincts with his athleticism from the early session at South Dakota State’s prospect camp. You usually don’t find versatile athletes showing off the broad jump numbers that Bronco put up on Thursday in Brookings. Bronco’s tape is very intriguing to me. He shows off plenty of arm talent on all three levels and has that precision to thread the needle on intermediate routes. I also like his quick release on his shorter routes along with his good mobility outside of the pocket and has a quick instinct of burst once he hits the second level of the field. Although I didn’t catch Bronco in 1v1s in Brookings playing at the safety position, I do believe Bronco is a prospect that can keep his options open as far as his best positional fit is as this young man is not too shabby either with his QB tape and is a proven winner that won a state championship in Colorado 3A football in 2022.

Hartson is a player that shows great touch on the deep ball, putting the right amount of air underneath the ball and letting the receiver run under it. He has the ability to hit players in stride on roll-outs and has the arm strength to make every throw on the field. In the running game, he shows great vision being able to find the hole and pick up chunk yardage whenever he takes it himself. He does have the speed to pull away from defenders when he makes it into the open field and turns it into a foot race.