Doreon Dubose Doreon Dubose 5'11" | 150 lbs | DB CBC | 2024 State MO holds ten offers with the most recent one coming from the Naval Academy. With offers from the Missouri Valley Conference to the Ivy League, I would think Doreon has more scholarships coming in before fall gets here. The two-time state champion is set to be a lockdown defender for CBC yet again in 2023. Expect Doreon’s recruitment to be a tightly contested race until it comes time to commit.

Doreon displays next level explosiveness closing ground quickly on ball carriers before screens gain positive yardage. Doreon plays off man with good patience, while good speed and length show breaking on balls and consistently disrupting catchpoints. Doreon is a good form tackler whose effort displayed on plays like his field goal block will get him a job early on in college.

Another impressive defensive back in the 2024 class in St. Louis is Doreon Dubose Doreon Dubose 5'11" | 150 lbs | DB CBC | 2024 State MO from CBC. Dubose played a key role in CBC’s Class 6 State Championship run this past season, finishing with 51 tackles. He has shown impressive positional versatility in the secondary, showing the ability to play both outside at corner and as a safety. Dubose is very reliable against the run, showing the ability to read the play and fill the lane quickly to provide support. Once he gets to the ball carrier, Dubose is a reliable tackler in the open field that finishes his tackles with a ton of physicality. When playing corner, Dubose has shown great man coverage skills, showing the ability to mirror receivers’ routes and break on the ball with perfect timing to break up passes. Doreon currently holds offers from Ball State and Indiana State, and I expect more to come his way as he is a true Division I caliber prospect.

On the defensive side of the ball, junior defensive back Doreon Dubose Doreon Dubose 5'11" | 150 lbs | DB CBC | 2024 State MO stood out to me the most. He finished the game with seven total tackles and looked great in coverage. Dubose was used in multiple roles in the secondary, playing both outside corner and safety. At corner, he showed the ability to mirror the opposing receiver in man coverage and stay in their hip pocket. When playing safety, he was able to read the play and come downhill to provide support against the run. He showed that he is a very reliable tackler in the open field once he gets to the ball carrier. Dubose also made an impact on special teams, returning a blocked field goal for a touchdown in the first half. Doreon doesn’t hold any offers yet but he will be a player to watch going into his final season as he has the talent to play at the next level.