Desman Stephens II, - Prep Redzone

Desman Stephens II

Defensive Back

2024 Class

6'2" Height

205 Weight

Clarkston School

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About Desman

Desman Stephens II is a 6'2" Defensive Back in the 2024 class. Stephens II attends Clarkston in Michigan. Stephens II's Player Profile was created on December 17, 2021. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Desman Stephens II is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Tyler Graham

Prep Redzone Scout

USC is getting an absolute playmaker. Desman is one of the most productive players in the entire OAA, and one of the most gifted athletes I have gotten to watch yet. His blazing speed is great, but his physicality is especially great. He is an extremely hard runner offensively, and he is physically imposing, and it translates to the defense as well. He delivers big hits and has the big frame to completely manhandle these receivers. 50/50 balls are his all day long. USC needs help on the defensive side of the ball, and help is on the way! I predict a ton of success for Desman in college, and I think he could continue to develop into a Sunday guy.

2 years ago

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Tyler Graham

Prep Redzone Scout

Desman was clearly one of the best athletes I’ve seen all season. He definitely did not have his best performance statistically, but when he got the ball in his hands on offense he was electric, and defensively he is a ball hawk. He’s a potential P5 star, and is as athletically gifted as they come. He works hard and shows great leadership abilities. I’m pumped to see where he lands, and how productive he can be because I think it could be pretty high.

3 years ago

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Tyler Graham

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Desman was a really bright spot for Clarkston, as expected. The Boston College commit showed off a variety of abilities against the solid WRs from Northville. He always seemed to be helping other DBs in the Clarkston secondary with coverage and alignment. He is a real coach on the field, and BC is getting a good one in the leadership department. Physically, he’s one of the fastest athletes I have been able to cover so far, and he plays the ball really well. He was not the one covering the WR when Northville would score. He was a bright spot on an otherwise rough night for the Wolves.

3 years ago