Two-way player coming off a productive junior season. Will project at RB. Stout, low center of gravity. Hides 205 pounds on his frame. A true bowling ball back who can bounce off contact in the short areas. Has good foot speed and can burst through the line to get out into space. Would be a good small-school back who can handle a workload and be reliable.

A Middle-Georgia prospect who can make a big impact on both sides of the ball, Banks is a physical linebacker who tackles everything in sight who can also turn around and be a bowling ball at running back. One of the region’s top returning backs for the upcoming season, Banks was tough to handle last year as a junior, rushing for 724 yards on just 93 carries for an impressive average of 7.8 yards per carry. At 5-foot-10 and over 200-pounds, Banks is a physical, tackle-breaking back who will push for easy All-Region honors and more in 2026.

Banks is a productive player on both sides of the ball, but will obviously project at RB, given his size. Banks is a bowling ball back. His foot fire and low center of gravity allow him to fall forward and sheer his way through contact. He has desirable quickness in the short areas and attacks openings with patience. Just a high floor, productive rusher who should get a crack at the college level.

One of the top sleeper running backs in Middle Georgia, Banks is a heavy back who runs with balance and authority at 5-foot-10 205-pounds. He runs behind his pads and doesn’t mind running through defenders who get in his way. He’s one of the top returning backs in the region after a really impressive 2025 season where he ran for 724 yards and 18 touchdowns. He averaged 80 rushing yards a game and an impressive 7.8 yards per game. Look for Banks to be one of the region’s more productive backs next season.

A Middle Georgia back on the rise, Banks in a pin-ball type of back who knows how to run hard and bounce of defenders who don’t wrap up properly. A tough, physical two-way player who also shines on defense, Banks is one of the top returning backs in the region after rushing for 724 yards and an eye-opening 18 touchdowns, finding the end-zone in every game last season on the ground. He finishes runs strong, consistently falls forward, and is looking to score every time he has the ball. He’s one of the more productive backs in the area in store for another gigantic season as a senior this fall.