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Collin Hauser

Defensive Line

2025 Class

6'3" Height

210 Weight

Basha School

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Collin Hauser is a 6'3" Defensive Line in the 2025 class. Hauser attends Basha in Arizona. Hauser's Player Profile was created on April 26, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Collin Hauser is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Hunter Tierney

Prep Redzone Scout

Collin Hauser Collin Hauser 6'3" | 210 lbs | DL Basha | 2025 AZ has really impressive speed coming off the edge. Part of a deep Basha position group, he’s got nice bend and that quickness will make him really effective attacking opposing quarterbacks. I was able to get eyes on Hauser at the PrepRedzone AZ combine back in late April, and he really let his athleticism shine. He ran the fastest 40-yard dash and shuttle time of any linemen in attendance at the event. He also was an inch shy of the best brad jump while running the second-fastest L-drill. to be able to do all of this while standing at 6’3″ and 210 lbs, Hauser is a player coaches don’t want to miss going into his senior year. After not being able to play his junior season, the Basha defensive end is looking to make a real impact in 2024.

This is what winning all reps looks like at the @ArizonaFBall Big Man Tournament. Special thanks to @HogsandDawgs @coachcmcdonald @RecruitingBasha @bashabearnation @bashagridiron pic.x.com/jUsceQVQbl

— Collin Hauser (@CollinJHauser) June 6, 2024

2 years ago

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Hunter Tierney

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Collin Hauser Collin Hauser 6'3" | 210 lbs | DL Basha | 2025 AZ ‘s athleticism was undeniable out there at the PRZ Arizona combine this past weekend. Running the fastest 40-yard dash and shuttle of any linemen at the event, he also had the second-fastest L-drill time and was an inch behind the top broad jump from the group. Speed, agility, explosivity; Hauser has it all and can put it all to use on a single pass rush. Taking off the line, he would often get a great jump and immediately be out to an advantage. He’s also able to get the offensive lineman going one way and then cuts so fast in the opposite direction that it becomes nearly impossible for the bigger linemen to keep up. Playing for a Basha team that had a lot of talent graduate, Hauser will have a chance to really contribute at a high level.