Connor Spencer is a 6'5" Edge in the 2030 class.
Spencer attends Corbin in Kentucky.
Spencer's Player Profile was created on May 14, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Connor
SpencerEDGE
Class
2030
Height
6'5"
Weight
210
HS
Corbin
|
KY
Ky Future Stars Game: Class of 2030 Defensive Standouts
Spencer (DE) showed the tools of a highly disciplined and physical edge defender, making a major impact against...
Written by Kevin Spencer
Connor
SpencerEDGE
Class
2030
Height
6'5"
Weight
210
HS
Corbin
|
KY
Ky Future Stars Class of 2030 – Defensive Linemen to Watch
Spencer of Corbin, Kentucky, is quickly becoming one of the most imposing defensive prospects in his class. Standing...
Written by Kevin Spencer
Connor
SpencerEDGE
Class
2030
Height
6'5"
Weight
210
HS
Corbin
|
KY
Defensive Standouts From 7th Grade (2030) Kentucky Future Stars
Joining Jake Salmons (listed above) on this list of defensive standouts is fellow Corbin Redhound, Connor Spencer ....
Written by Alan Popadines
Connor
SpencerEDGE
Class
2030
Height
6'5"
Weight
210
HS
Corbin
|
KY
2025 Kentucky Future Stars – Projected 7th Grade Defensive Line
First time selection for the Kentucky Future Stars Selected to Region 4 team for the KYMSFA Battle of...
Written by Alan Popadines
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Spencer (DE) showed the tools of a highly disciplined and physical edge defender, making a major impact against the run throughout the game. He played with good leverage, maintained outside contain, and consistently set a firm edge that forced ball carriers back inside. Spencer wasted no time making his presence felt, recording an 8-yard tackle for loss on the opening defensive snap to establish the tone for the defense. He finished with five tackles and a tackle for loss, displayed an active motor and the ability to read plays quickly. His combination of toughness, run-stopping ability, and constant effort made him a valuable piece of the defensive front. Definitely one to keep your eye on at the next level.
Spencer of Corbin, Kentucky, is quickly becoming one of the most imposing defensive prospects in his class. Standing 6’5″ and 215 pounds with an incredible 80-inch wingspan, Spencer presents a nightmare matchup for opposing offenses, making it extremely difficult for blockers to get clean angles on him. He appears to have added nearly 25 pounds of muscle in just a few months since winning the State Championship with Corbin 8th grade, showing some apparent dedication in the weight room. His explosive first step off the edge, combined with violent and active hands, allows him to consistently create separation and disrupt plays in the backfield. It’s no surprise that those tools helped earn him Defensive Player of the Game honors at the KYMSFA All-Star Game. Expect Spencer to be a dominant, shutdown presence on the edge for Kentucky Future Stars.
Joining Jake SalmonsJakeSalmons
6'1" | 185 lbs | DB/LB
Corbin | 2030 KY
(listed above) on this list of defensive standouts is fellow Corbin Redhound, Connor SpencerConnorSpencer
6'5" | 210 lbs | EDGE
Corbin | 2030 KY
. Spencer wasn’t a starter for the 7th Grade Kentucky Future Stars but had a nice afternoon as an Edge when he got his opportunities. In limited reps, Spencer did a pretty good job of not letting plays get outside of his far shoulder. He (unofficially) finished with three stops in the game.
First time selection for the Kentucky Future Stars
Selected to Region 4 team for the KYMSFA Battle of the Regions
Another tall, long option as an Edge rusher is Corbin’s Connor SpencerConnorSpencer
6'5" | 210 lbs | EDGE
Corbin | 2030 KY
. Spencer was a Region 4 selection for the KYMSFA Battle of the Regions tournament, and while he was not a starter in that game, he did pass the eye-test during pre-game. He looked strong, with lean muscle mass on a long frame. He’s built very similarly to his 7th Grade Kentucky Future Stars teammate, Kaiden GuntermanKaidenGunterman
6'3" | 175 lbs | EDGE/LB
Louisville Trinity | 2030 KY
(listed above), and the pair should have some nice battles during camp to see who earns what spot on the depth chart.