Note: His last name has been changed to Youty.

Youty gave Bullis its only consistent offensive push. His hard runs between the tackles in the second half helped move the chains when nothing else worked. He showed good burst through the hole and balance at contact. Although he couldn’t break the Saints’ wall near the red zone, Youth’s effort stood out for a struggling Bullis offense. For whatever reason, he did not play in the first half. It’s not that the two other running backs in his place didn’t do a good job, but Youty might’ve made the Bullis offense get off to a better start had he played the whole game.

Cedric Kouemi Cedric Kouemi 5'10" | 193 lbs | RB The Bullis School | 2026 State MD Brings Explosiveness to Cincinnati Backfield

Cedric Kouemi Cedric Kouemi 5'10" | 193 lbs | RB The Bullis School | 2026 State MD is a home-run threat, boasting true breakaway speed that allows him to pull away from defenders and rip off big gains. In the open field, he showcases impressive elusiveness, routinely making defenders miss and leaving would-be tacklers grasping at air, or face-first in the turf.

Kouemi recently committed to the University of Cincinnati, choosing the Bearcats over more than 15 other offers, including from programs like North Carolina, Memphis, and Utah.

Cincinnati currently has seven running backs on the roster, three of whom are seniors. With that in mind, Kouemi is positioned to be a key part of the Bearcats’ future backfield plans. His explosive playstyle and next-level speed make him a high-upside addition.

Kouemi looked every bit the part of a high-level back. He ran crisp routes, made tough catches, and showed strong hands out of the backfield. In drills, he was explosive with great balance, quick feet, and a low center of gravity. His burst and short-area quickness stood out. Kouemi competed like he had something to prove, even with multiple Division I offers.