House is another linebacker in the 2028 class who has been getting the job done defensively, recording 51 total tackles, including 28 solo stops. What I like about House is his ability to get involved in plays and find his way to the football. He’s a defender who understands the importance of being in the right position and making the tackle when the opportunity comes. His 28 solo tackles show that he’s capable of bringing down ball carriers without needing much help from his teammates. House has been a reliable piece of his team’s defense, and his tackling ability is something that stands out when looking at what he brings to the linebacker position.

House wasted no time making an impact. On the very first play of his film, he scooped up a fumble and took it the distance for a touchdown, showing his awareness and ability to capitalize on opportunities. Throughout the rest of his tape, he plays with urgency, flies to the football, and consistently puts himself in position to make game changing plays. His instincts and motor make him a defender who is always around the action. I got the time to watch him at TCU Camp and he showed what type of player he is.

Cameron is a versatile linebacker who combines instincts with physicality. On film, he diagnoses plays quickly, closing on ball carriers with speed and precision. He shows the ability to shed blocks and make tackles in traffic, while also demonstrating range to cover sideline-to-sideline. Already holding offers from North Texas and Texas State, Cameron’s athleticism and motor stand out, and as he continues to develop his technique and refine his reads, he has the potential to become a high-impact player at the next level.