The most electric running back remains on the market and open to all takers. Coming off helping lead his Houston team to a 6A state title as well as MVP honors at the TNFCA All-Star game, Sisa has proven his worth on the field, now it’s just about college coaches looking past his height and getting on board with his talents. At one point in time, Sisa held offers from Austin Peay and Lindenwood and may still do but it’s unclear if either offer is still on the board, so as we head into the 2nd signing day in February, this Mustangs running back sits available for everybody. Whoever lands Sisa will be getting a steal and a playmaker that simply knows how to create magic.

If you were on the fence about this Memphis area running back heading into the Class 6A title game, you need to get off because Sisa is a bonafide ball player that proved to be “the” difference maker behind Houston’s 24-9 championship win over Oakland. From the start of the game till the very end, Oakland’s defense had a very hard time with Sisa as his quickness, speed and elusive body movements proved to be too much to handle. His ability to get to second level alone, allowed the Mustangs to open up the offense for more passing, which I feel proved to be a key element in the win. Sisa has been vastly under the radar for this entire process due to his size but the guy can play and he’s produced at the highest level for multiple years now. Oh by the way, he is a state champion and title game MVP too!!

Already known as one of the top running back prospects from the #TN2024 class, Sisa has taken his game to another level during this year’s playoffs by displaying dynamic playmaking abilities that has helped push his Mustangs team to the 6A Semifinals. Others have contributed during this playoff path for Houston but nobody has been more impactful than Sisa. His speed and game changing abilities have been a difference maker through three games, especially last week in the Mustangs road upset over top seed Germantown. Size has to be the reason why Sisa has yet to find a home but after watching this guy for a little more than two years now, I have to say this Memphis area running back is worth a full ride on the D1 collegiate level.