Another Middle Georgia back who really shined this fall as a junior, Ross is a bigger, heavier back who can power through defenders and pick up big yards after initial contact. He runs behind his pads, keeps his legs moving, and is great in short-yardage situations. He was incredibly productive this year and showed he’s easily one of the top 2027 running backs in the area. He ran wild this fall for just under 1,500 yards and ran for 15 touchdowns. He’s one of the best tackle-breaking backs in the region bound for an even bigger season in 2026. After a strong regular season, Ross has now been added to the latest update and is now ranked as the No. 32 running back prospect in the state.

A big, powerful back that has no problem dragging defenders down the field, Ross is a physical 6-foot-1 225-pounder who moves the chains and has been extremely productive and dependable through the first half of his junior season. The Monticello native has rushed for an impressive 758 yards and seven touchdowns, rushing for at least 100 yards in each game and rushing for at least touchdown in four games. He’s rushed for at least two touchdowns in three of his five games this season. He’s a 2027 back on the rise who could garner some serious D1 interest and offers down the road.